Finding ways for Ukraine to rebuild using its own resources is a good thing But Trump needs to beware of the minerals trap—the costly no-holds-barred pursuit of rare-earth minerals that sometimes gets great powers into trouble strategically Instead of obsessing over getting repaid by Ukraine security interests in view and carefully weigh the costs and benefits of pursuing Ukrainian minerals There are a lot of unknowns about Ukrainian minerals mining companies should be leery about making costly long-term investments in the eastern Donbas region the more security it creates for the Ukrainian people.” This is wishful thinking. Aside from ethical questions about using U.S. miners and engineers as a security measure, deterrence doesn’t really work this way. History shows that autocratic states like Russia are only deterred by a strong counterforce from a rival that balances it and threatens its survival Trump, ever the deal-maker, should spot a bad one for what it is. TIME may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website Offers may be subject to change without notice Application by Walldorf Integration Solutions Limited to take discovery from SAP America for use in legal proceedings in Germany “relating to the unauthorized distribution by SAP SE a business enterprise software solutions provider of Walldorf’s proprietary embedded software solutions” in which it is seeking damages of €1.74 billion District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania we and our partners use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device information Consenting to these technologies will allow us and our partners to process personal data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site and show (non-) personalized ads may adversely affect certain features and functions Click below to consent to the above or make granular choices. Your choices will be applied to this site only. You can change your settings at any time or by clicking on the manage consent button at the bottom of the screen Trump’s frustrations will likely boil over into a bid to reign Israel in.  A phenomenon that political scientists call “moral hazard” lies at the heart of the troubles that Trump (like Biden) is almost certain to face with Israel. Moral hazard tends to emerge when a great power makes a robust security pledge to a revisionist ally meaning a state that is desperate to fix its security problems and/or alter the prevailing security order Protection by the great power shields the ally from the consequences of its actions making it more risk-acceptant and less responsive to the great power’s demands On the hook to bail out the ally when trouble comes the great power finds that its security costs rise to unsustainable levels Israel is telling Washington that the war in Gaza will end “on our terms and timeline power from Chinese attacks for more than seven decades The same would go for Israel in the Middle East Israel will need to take diplomacy more seriously giving Trump more leverage to de-escalate conflict and shift attention away from the Middle East C. William “Will” Walldorf, Jr. is an Associate Professor and Shivley Family Faculty Fellow at Wake Forest University, as well as a Non-Resident Fellow at Defense Priorities. He is the author most recently of To Shape Our World For Good: Master Narratives and Regime Change in U.S. Foreign Policy, 1900-2011 Will is currently writing a book titled America’s Forever Wars: Why So Long develops a comprehensive model for over-the-horizon counterterrorism for the current era Image: Noam Galai / Shutterstock.com.  Stay in the know with The National Interest newsletter © Copyright 2025 Center for the National Interest We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorised as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyse how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your 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digital access to quality FT journalism on any device Complete digital access to quality FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders Complete digital access to quality analysis and expert insights complemented with our award-winning Weekend Print edition Terms & Conditions apply Discover all the plans currently available in your country See why over a million readers pay to read the Financial Times the loving wife of Rudy Walldorf.  On Wednesday morning God called Ann from her earthly haven at the beach to her eternal home with Him in Heaven.   She was a graduate of Fairyland Elementary GPS, and the University of Tennessee Knoxville from which she obtained a BA in Education.  She last taught at East Lake Jr High and continued to mentor her former students.  She was married for 38 years to Rudy Walldorf.  Her volunteer service to all facets of Chattanooga life was lifelong She was happiest when she was helping others Her past service includes President of the Chattanooga Junior League (CLJ) and of the CLJ Garden Club and President of the Kidney Foundation.  At the time of her death she was on the Board of the Little Brown Church (Signal Mountain) and had previously been its first female Superintendent She a longtime  active member of the Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Board.  She had served the CHC Bicentennial Library (Board Member) the Chattanooga Review Book Club (President) and the National Society of Colonial Dames (Member) To First Presbyterian Church she continuously devoted herself.  Her current positions were Chairman of the Widow’s Ministry Visitation Team and Co-chair of the Bereavement Team Rudy loved her ministry of preparing meals for others because he knew he would eat well that night Her love for family is illustrated by her perennial “Auntian” license plate.  Spoiling her nieces and nephews was only superseded by spoiling her grandchildren and especially spoiling her beloved husband whom she knew doted on spoiling her as well.  Surviving family are: Sons Chad Walldorf (Jena) and children Kate Jeff Walldorf (Beth) and daughters Alyssa and Maura and Chris Walldorf (Alexia) and children Stellan and Cora Ann’s brother:  Pat Conroy (Angie) Katy Conroy Honnet (Alex) as well as Jay Moore (Lisa) and Davis and Alli  Moore (Ali).   Sister-in-law: Eunie Walldorf Smith and children Karen Smith and Meg Smith Wallace (Jason) and Amanda Jeffries Smith (Albert) Brother-in-law: Charlie Walldorf (Catherine) with children Will Walldorf (Jennifer) Ann was known by her neighbors as the consummate mail order shopper and a sun worshipper.  Now her family knows that she is reveling in the radiance and in her worship of her Lord and His only begotten Son the family asks for donations to Little Brown Church or First Presbyterian Church Chattanooga Visit www.heritagebattlefield.com to share condolences with the family A celebration of her life will be held on Friday October 14th at First Presbyterian Church Chattanooga with Visitation at 10:30AM and the Service at 11:30AM.  Arrangements are by Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory Photo illustration by Meredith Michael Smith The 10-year-old boy was “super excited” when he met the college guy though he was aware even then that they were from very different worlds Dressed in his baggy shirt and pants and sporting Air Jordans the Charlottesville youth noted the University of Virginia student wore a polo shirt and Chad Walldorf felt an instant connection they still keep in touch and call each other brothers teased Walldorf about what kind of shoes he was wearing when they met The two riffed off each other in a recent Zoom interview with UVA Today who was living with his mother in Friendship Court “We have a special bond I don’t think words can explain,” he said “We came from two very different worlds, but he always treated me with dignity and respect,” said Malnowski, who was considered an at-risk youth and candidate for the Big Siblings program run by Madison House Madison House has been making matches for 50 years In partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge the program continues to build mentoring relationships the big and little siblings can choose whether to meet virtually or in-person provided they follow COVID-19 safety guidelines Lewi Malnowski said meeting Chad Walldorf changed his life when they were matched in the Madison House Big Siblings program about 30 years ago Walldorf and Malnowski got together at least monthly Walldorf said he was inspired by his Zeta Psi fraternity brothers to get involved with the program “I knew very early on that Chad would be a great mentor His commitment and dedication were amazing This allowed me to open up and build trust.” The potential for missing a meetup was something Walldorf worried about.  “At first I was nervous that I wouldn’t be able to follow through,” Walldorf admitted “but that was something that Madison House emphasized – ‘Do not let these kids down “I signed you up for the program because there were many negative male role models in our neighborhood. I felt like you needed a strong positive male mentor at that time.” he and Malnowski kept in touch sporadically which got easier after cell phones and the internet She and Malnowski’s father had divorced when their son was 8.  behavior and self-confidence in my son,” she added in an email praising Walldorf’s influence and the program. “Even over the years and after Chad left Charlottesville they would do a variety of things that meant more to the child than the college student might’ve known – sitting down to a hot cooked meal at the fraternity house (“Sometimes it was the best meal I had all week,” Malnowski said) going fishing at Beaver Creek Park or just watching TV “Chad helped me with a science project,” Malnowski recalled Walldorf went to a few of Malnowski’s first basketball games “It was huge to have that support,” Malnowski said You were a really good basketball player,” Walldorf said One thing that made all the difference in the world Malnowski said: Walldorf showed him what college life was like and encouraged Malnowski to consider it seriously “Chad was one of the first people to talk with me about college I would say that his level of optimism gave me hope He helped change my perception of the world His mentorship and friendship had a major positive impact on my life.” ended up going to UVA – becoming the first college student in his family He earned his associate’s degree from Piedmont Virginia Community College in 2005 then applied and transferred to the University (this was before the guaranteed transfer admission agreement between the two schools) He majored in history and graduated in 2007 “It was helpful to go to community college,” Malnowski said “It gave me the tools and study skills to be successful at UVA.” he joined the staff of Foot and Ankle Specialists of the Mid-Atlantic and eventually became a certified pedorthist in prosthetics and orthotics “Even today Chad still offers me excellent advice,” Malnowski said “When I had a few issues with my employer his advice helped me find a positive resolution.” Malnowski and his family visited Walldorf and his family on Sullivan’s Island Walldorf meanwhile has lived most of his adult life after college in Charleston where he cofounded a popular barbeque restaurant chain called Sticky Fingers BBQ which was later sold to a private equity firm He is now involved in other real estate and entrepreneurial ventures in the pre-cell phone/internet age we mostly lost touch after I graduated,” Walldorf said “although I’d try to see Lewi when I’d get back to Charlottesville every few years.” But lunches became fewer and farther between Although building careers and families kept them busy they reconnected about three years ago and brought their families together Malnowski took his wife and children on spring break to visit the Walldorfs on Sullivan’s Island “We now talk and text a lot more frequently They definitely will see each other in the fall Walldorf shared the good news that his oldest daughter Kate was just admitted early decision to UVA Malnowski said he and his family are excited they’ll be able to reconnect with the Walldorfs during move-in weekend Before saying good-bye in their online meeting “I just want to say how proud I am of the adult “And perhaps the coolest thing is that we each still consider each other brothers 30-plus years after Madison House put us together.” operations against local affiliates of al-Qaida and Islamic State In a brazen (and potentially dangerous) affront to the United States the Nigerien government has elected to house newly arrived Russian troops on a base currently occupied by U.S defense officials are calling this “a devastating blow” to U.S security in a region “at the tipping point of being captured by the Russian Federation.” This panicked reaction makes sense given the assumptions in U.S policy circles that terrorist threats in West Africa are a major threat to the U.S and that our so-called “loss” in Niger is Russia’s automatic gain The problem is these assumptions are wrong Drawing down from Niger isn’t some kind of strategic disaster it’s an overdue move that secures the safety of U.S troops and should be the basis for reconsidering U.S departure also won’t lead to the Russian “takeover of Central Africa” some predict but turn into a major bust for Moscow instead Research shows there basically is no threat to U.S security from African terrorist groups today groups like Jama’at Nusra al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM) and ISIS-West Africa Province (ISWAP) that U.S forces have been fighting from its bases in Niger aren’t global jihadis but are instead local insurgencies Along with just about every other terrorist group in Africa they have never attempted to directly attack the United States or European nations Affiliation by African terror groups to ISIS or al-Qaida is all about local objectives too — to raise their profile and money not plan attacks against the West that they have no capability to carry out forces based in Africa (roughly 6,500 across 29 bases/outposts) are not countering threats to U.S but instead propping up various African regimes against these local insurgencies troops are basically in the middle of someone else’s civil war — countering threats that present no great danger to the U.S. Violence has skyrocketed there since a military coup last July forces were mostly confined to a base at Agadez the Nigerien junta cut off air-transport to the base It blocked replacement troops from getting in too Anti-Americanism fanned by the regime also led to recent protests against the U.S troops have focused solely on force protection meaning their primary mission has been to simply stay alive forces are based precariously close to Russian troops — yet another insult from the Nigerien regime that puts U.S All that adds up to one simple conclusion: getting U.S troops out of Niger is the right call by a long shot Another Black Hawk Down incident was just around the corner it’s time to leave other regional conflict zones too is now complying with a request from the government of Chad to withdraw the small contingent of forces it had there a large contingent of African Union forces are withdrawing next year military personnel highly exposed to potential attack from al-Shabab — another group “predominantly interested in the nationalist battle against the Somali government,” not global jihad forces and switch to a political solution in Somalia Moving troops out of African conflict zones shouldn’t mean abandoning counterterrorism altogether in Africa Washington probably should negotiate to keep a base in a stable country in each region marked by terrorism — West East and North Africa — to monitor groups and conduct strikes against potential global-reach threats Aren’t its gains in Africa losses for the U.S. Russia gets more access to natural resources and minerals through its engagement in Africa — that’s a gain it’s hard to see how those kinds of gains coupled with the small Russian troop deployments (e.g. only 100 in Niger) presage a “takeover,” as U.S Russia will also find itself where the U.S with West African nations asking them to leave too Because Russia brings nothing new to counterterrorism in Africa It’s doubling down on the same force-first strategy used by the United States to this point violent extremism has increased at a staggering rate since U.S That trend has accelerated since Russian forces arrived Despite the presence of Wagner forces in Mali violence against civilians there increased by nearly 40% last year If that is what building influence looks like as the United States knows from its own experience departure from Niger is painful for the U.S policymakers can seize that opportunity and move to less force-based approaches better-suited for U.S is Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Wake Forest University and a Visiting Fellow at Defense Priorities Nathan and Eda Walldorf have been investing in real estate in the Chattanooga area for over 10 years.  They saw real estate investing as part of their retirement plan.  Then the Walldorfs learned that they could scale up and invest in apartment buildings with groups of investors.  From there Walldorf Capital Ventures LLC was born.  The Walldorfs have invested a great amount of time and money training under renowned multifamily apartment veterans and mentors and networking with other investors nationwide in order to become experts in apartment investing.    In their vision for Walldorf Capital Ventures “We saw an opportunity to offer investors exponential investment growth and creating generational wealth through multifamily investing.  We also saw an opportunity to help people leverage their time and money via a real/tangible and appreciating asset This is an investment class usually reserved for insurance companies and corporations there’s a lot of opportunity for our clients to reap the benefits and double their initial investments via the growth in value of these assets.”   The Walldorfs also see apartment investing as a hedge against inflation in the current market “You have few options nowadays when it comes to protecting your wealth. You can leave your funds in the bank or in the stock market and thanks to inflation and fluctuating markets you can expect them to devalue and/or depreciate by as much as 9 percent -and rising by investing in one of the safest asset classes out there with projected returns ranging from 4-6 percent average annualized which allows one to double the total initial investment once the asset is sold and the business plan is executed.” Walldorf Capital Ventures has already partnered with other investors to create a team of general partners in three different apartment building syndications.  Each partner offers a unique skill set to help own and operate the apartment buildings as well as to communicate with investors.  I never thought that we could own an apartment building but we now own 458 units as a general partners and nearly 1,800 units as limited partners.”  The Walldorfs were publicly recognized by business mentor they have grown their portfolio from 16 units The Walldorfs educate the public on how to invest in apartment buildings and give the public the opportunity to invest in apartment buildings by leveraging their expertise The Walldorfs said a good financial advisor will tell you that you need real estate in your investment portfolio.  Most people do not want to deal with the headache of managing a property manager or fixing up a rental home after it has been trashed by a tenant.  Walldorf Capital Ventures takes care of that for investors and does it at scale.  Unlike single family homes apartment buildings do not have large dips in value.  Apartments have proven to be a recession proof asset over the years and a preferred investment of choice for multinationals who are experts in safeguarding their wealth.  When people cannot buy homes they rent.  When housing prices are higher than people can afford they rent.  The millennial generation is putting a huge strain on the rental inventory which is pushing up rents.  When the rents and the income that an apartment building are pushed up then the value of the property is pushed up.   Selling a home can feel like a daunting task, even for those of us who work in real estate every day. As a realtor, I often hear the same questions from sellers—How should I prepare my home? ... more NOTICE: The Hamilton County Register’s Office did not publish this data. All information in the Register’s Office is public information as set out in T.C.A. 10-7-503. For questions regarding ... more shortly after she divorced the father of her two young daughters to learn how to treat animals right,” she told me so she took the girls to visit a neighbor whose family cat had given birth to a calico kitten with white boots and a pink nose The children named the kitten Mimi and quarrelled so much over holding her that a cuddly white tom with two Rorschach-style blots on his back in a prosperous German town called Walldorf was filling up; Tredwell installed a cat flap on the balcony to encourage Mimi and Fluffy to explore outdoors in “a natural way.” They slept for hours on warm stones beneath the balcony and occasionally hunted critters in the garden a young ornithologist named Tobias Lepp passed through the area while looking for his favorite species Crested larks are not globally endangered—tens of millions are estimated to live in Europe in a two-year survey of the state of Baden-Württemberg Lepp counted only about sixty breeding pairs Lepp could tell the crested lark apart from a skylark or a wood lark by the spiked feathers on its head He went looking for the birds often enough that some of them seemed to recognize him bulldozers broke ground on a new subdivision behind a grocery store exposing sandy soil that grew weeds and attracted more crested larks Walldorf was required to monitor locally threatened species a biologist who worked for an environmental-planning company or about one-eighth of the crested larks in the state “The population of this species will be on the brink of extinction if protective measures aren’t taken in the coming years,” Fischer warned in a 2016 report The town set aside some nearby fields as lark habitat so Walldorf fenced in the vacant lots where the birds were nesting in the weeds A community of sixteen thousand people—home to the software giant SAP and one of the richest towns in Germany—was now spending more than eighty thousand euros a year to protect a small number of birds Fischer worried about predators that might harm the larks to keep their cats indoors while the larks were breeding his team saw cats stalking crested-lark territories—in one case on the same day that eggs disappeared from a nest only two crested-lark pairs could be found breeding in the area “They were shooting the foxes,” she told me two bird species that thrive in suburban spaces and prey on nests But the town government was not about to ban outdoor cats “No one took it seriously,” Walldorf’s mayor “It was too absurd.” Fischer’s calls for stronger protections went over better with officials who worked in Karlsruhe and some government lawyers reached out to him we need a new strategy,” he remembers telling them Tredwell picked up a copy of the weekly town bulletin she spends a lot of time alone with Mimi and Fluffy “You feel extra close to them.” On page 12 after flipping past items about an asparagus festival “the free roaming of cats is to be prevented by their owners in the area covered by this decree.” The rule would take effect in just three days not only in the new subdivision but also in Tredwell’s neighborhood The owner of any cat caught outdoors would be fined five hundred euros or about five hundred and fifty dollars; any cat that injured or killed a crested lark could incur a penalty of fifty thousand euros (The turtle was nowhere to be found.) But Walldorf wasn’t the site of a man-versus-beast saga nor was it a struggle between tree-hugging idealists and greedy corporations the cat lockdown polarized two overlapping groups that both aim to defend animals On one side of the debate were supporters of Tierschutz A report by the German Legal Society for Animal Welfare Law said the lockdown was “based on incomplete and outdated science and implausible,” and the animal-welfare officer of Baden-Württemberg said it would cause “considerable stress and suffering” for cats On the other side were supporters of Naturschutz who wanted to preserve the biodiversity of the area “The crested lark is our region’s panda bear,” the state secretary for the environment declared crested larks are not native to construction sites in the way that panda bears are native to bamboo forests They scramble our expectations about endangered species: What kind of rare bird arrives after bulldozers clear a meadow Lepp found crested larks nesting in the weedy borders of grocery-store parking lots “Some of the birds have specialized in feeding on bread crumbs,” he told me Crested larks likely evolved in open areas like steppes and semidesert but they quickly adapted to fields that farmers cleared for crops they coexist with both humans and felines: in Israel which is home to an estimated one million feral cats crested larks are so abundant the birds are officially considered pests they have lost their habitat as farmers have adopted chemical fertilizers stopped rotating crops on a seasonal basis Walldorf is surrounded by monocultures of corn and rapeseed as well as potato and asparagus mounds that are covered with black foil to keep in the heat was caused by the indiscriminate use of pesticides.) I have always thought of the countryside as close to nature—but many rural animals struggling to survive in agricultural landscapes are now seeking refuge in denser human settlements Urban wastelands are becoming sanctuaries for rural birds; scientists in Czechia where the crested-lark population has fallen by two-thirds since the nineteen-seventies discovered the birds nesting in abandoned commercial developments These habitats were so fragmented that the birds stopped functioning as a single Baden-Württemberg likewise became a kind of crested-lark archipelago with islands of birds in a sea of unpopulated fields would be to “remove all free-ranging cats from the landscape by any means necessary.” Last summer was “a real horror show” for Walldorf’s cats and their owners Mimi and Fluffy refused to use a litter box for weeks but Tredwell couldn’t open the windows for fresh air She was allowed to let them roam with expensive G.P.S but the cats ran away from her when she tried to steer them away from lark territory but they disappeared and turned up at Tredwell’s door two days later When she was finally allowed to let them out again Many residents of Walldorf started to think that efforts to enforce the lockdown went too far trying to gather information about the cats,” Marine Vetter reported that locals received a letter asking them to report cat sightings to Fischer’s team The paper called Fischer and his employees the “Katzen-Stasi.” In January Walldorf hired a second conservation company to protect crested larks; Fischer resigned a state official said that Fischer’s team may have improperly collected private data is a -schutz about which Germans tend to agree.) Officials for the town of Walldorf said that they never asked Fischer’s company to gather personal data “We will not create dossiers on citizens,” Mayor Renschler told the local paper told me that all monitoring was carried out “in close coördination and with the town of Walldorf and regional conservation authorities.” He said that his team noted the addresses of homes that offending cats returned to but did not try to determine the identities of owners state officials in Karlsruhe were happy with the lockdown’s first year Just one person was issued a fine for five hundred euros for letting a cat outdoors; eight crested larks had fledged in Walldorf by the end of last summer “The general order had the hoped-for effect,” the district president declared I met Lepp on a street corner near a vacant lot in Walldorf He had a curly blond beard and wore a green Barbour jacket While residents were technically permitted to walk their cats on leashes the only pets I saw that morning were dogs who must have been overjoyed by the disappearance of their mortal enemies a male crested lark raised his feathered head out of the grass like a soldier in a Prussian helmet peeking out of a trench Lepp seemed to know every misfortune that had befallen a crested lark in Walldorf He pointed out a garage roof where crested larks once nested “The chicks were killed by a crow three days before they would leave the nest,” he said Another pair of larks nested twice in nearby fields “The wheat fell over and we lost one nest.” The second was lost to predatory magpies The pair finally succeeded on a hilltop by the Autobahn “I’m really trying to take care of my carbon footprint And now I’m getting treated like I’m a bad person.” Mimi stood between us on the kitchen counter She showed no interest in the pouch of wet food that Tredwell was squeezing into a bowl “He’s waiting until she’s gone,” Tredwell explained they are getting more and more aggressive towards each other.” Tredwell supports regulations on cat ownership She had her cats microchipped and neutered to prevent them from contributing to feral populations and she argued that Germany should require cat owners to register and pay a tax on their pets—measures that conservationists like Marra She was not indifferent to the plight of crested larks “I really look forward to having grandchildren and showing them the birds in the garden,” she said But that would probably happen somewhere other than Walldorf She was looking for an apartment in another town where Mimi and Fluffy would be more comfortable in their final years “I don’t know whether I’m going to have cats again,” she told me The dire wolf is back Why is the American diet so deadly Can we stop runaway A.I. When a virus is the cure How do you know when a system has failed A heat shield for the most important ice on Earth The climate solutions we can’t live without How do we prevent Iran from becoming another Iraq Engage in a robust national conversation about past mistakes associate professor of politics and international affairs at Wake Forest University and a U.S Although tensions remain high between Iran and the U.S. “To Shape our World for Good: Master Narratives and Forceful Regime Change in United States Foreign Policy.” “Strong public debates have the potential to push the U.S in the direction of moderation and pragmatism that would provide opportunity for better policy going forward,” he said “Painful lessons of the 2003 Iraq war can be a powerful tool to advance the national conversation around restraint and create space for more creative Walldorf explores the ways that the dominant public narrative pushed U.S presidents – often against their better judgement – into either highly destructive wars or away from even minimal action that could do good in the world What about the current U.S. President? “Despite his tough bluster on many foreign-policy issues, including Iran, Trump has demonstrated from Syria to North Korea and Afghanistan a consistent tendency toward non-interventionism,” Walldorf wrote in a May 20 article co-authored with Andrew Yeo in the foreign policy journal “The National Interest.” Categories: Experts, Research & Discovery Virtual tutoring program launched during pandemic celebrates 5 years Wake Forest students win ACC Debate Championship Junior named a 2025 Truman Scholar Wake Forest regularly appears in media outlets around the world See selected news clips » Meet the News Team1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem A Private Liberal Arts University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina /  Founded 1834  /  Pro Humanitate A gift to the Wake Forest Fund supports student needs immediately Where the most loyal Wake Forest supporters belong Herman Walldorf Commercial Real Estate welcomes Shelby Burr as the company's director of marketing and client communication Burr will be responsible for client communication designing new branded material and boosting online exposure for the company This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Chattanooga Times Free Press Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing The underground rapid transit lines have been under construction for almost two decades due to various project delays The cross pinnacle on the Tower of Jesus Christ will be ready to receive visitors in 2026 on the centennial of Gaudi’s death Now you can get your wine in Talence by paying directly in Bitcoin That’s because the state has to spend money on updating the railway infrastructure rather than subsidizing the cost of the popular pass Steffen Romstöck said that he would respect the residents’ choice and would take over the helm of the municipality which will come into force from 1 January 2025 Rethinking renewable energy sources for the urban landscape But operating them is still illegal under the country’s legislation can inform and inspire communities and entrepreneurs that still feel trepidation at the prospect of energy transition it has a unique modular design that allows it to be shortened and lengthened like a train that’s the promise made by the mayor of Paris the district has long been known as the hangout spot for the artsy crowds Hostal de Pinós is located in the geographical centre of the autonomous region the ranking considers several distinct but essential factors these quiet areas will now be available on all main routes in the country The academic institution shows a deeper understanding of the well-being of its students The lockdown will be in effect until August and it aims to protect the crested lark the small German town of Walldorf decided to ban housecats from going outside until August The ‘cat lockdown’ was issued to help protect local bird species instituted a whole host of measures to help the crested lark during its mating season with the cat lockdown featured as the final touch Owners in the southern part of the city can expect to have to keep their cats indoors from April to August for the next three years or face a hefty fine a local animal rights group called Vorsitzender des Tierschutzvereins (Association for Animal Protection) Wiesloch/Walldorf has deemed the action too drastic According to a report by the local newspaper Representative Volker Stutz will attempt to repeal the ban The crested lark has the highest endangered designation "Red List 1" (threatened with extinction) and the bird breeds exclusively in the administrative district of Karlsruhe there were only six birds (three pairs) in Walldorf in 2021 The birds were found to live in the southern part of the city local authorities had previously put other measures in place They include a temporary stop to construction work The bird is so vulnerable because it nests And because their breeding grounds are so close to Walldorf authorities have opted to cut the risk of house cats damaging the population it can be decided that cats are allowed outside provided that there is no demonstrable danger for the crested lark people can go outside with their cats on a leash The 10th European Conference on Sustainable Cities and Towns (ESCT) sets the stage for stronger cooperation between the EU national and local level to fast track Europe's transition to climate neutrality Urban dwellers across the EU are having a say in making their surroundings friendlier to people and the environment Forests in the EU can help green the European construction industry and bolster a continent-wide push for architectural improvements Apply by 10 November and do your part for the transformation of European public spaces An interview with the Mayor of a Polish city that seeks to reinvent itself An interview with the newly elected ICLEI President and Mayor of Malmö A conversation with the Mayor of Lisbon about the spirit and dimensions of innovation present in the Portuguese capital One of the oldest names in Chattanooga real estate has combined with one of Chattanooga's newest real estate firms the second and third generation owners of the Herman Walldorf and Associates started in 1926 left the downtown family-owned real estate agency last week to join The.. Dave Flessner is a correspondent for the Times Free Press who has worked as a newspaper reporter and editor for more than 50 years He was formerly business editor of the Chattanooga Times Free Press and previously was city editor for The Chattanooga Times Flessner has also worked as a reporter for the Michigan Daily WCBN and the Lansing State Journal in Michigan and the Hastings Daily Tribune in Nebraska Pet owners in the German town of Walldorf have been ordered to keep their cats inside to protect a rare bird.  Walldorf authorities said "the survival of the species depends on every single chick," per the AP.  The measure will be repeated for the next three years, keeping cats inside from April to August, The Local reported pet owners are asked to try to get it back inside and call the authorities if needed.  Those who ignore the rule could face a €500 fine A leader at the local animal protection association is planning to challenge the measure.  "I can assure you we'll do our best to stop this disproportionate measure." Four SSDs suspected to have been stolen from Walldorf A missing SSD disk from the SAP data center in Walldorf Reported by The Register four SSD disks were said to have gone missing from the SAP data center in Baden-Württemberg when one of the disks turned up on eBay and was bought by an SAP employee who was able to verify that the disk was one of those missing and contained personal records of more than 100 SAP employees This has led to an investigation that suggests that rather than being ‘missing,’ the disks were actually stolen there were no physical checks on people leaving the data center despite the facility being considered a “secure location.” The investigation found that the disks were moved to an unsecured building in the complex having left the data center SAP said to The Register: "SAP takes data security very seriously Please understand that while we don't comment on internal investigations we can confirm we currently have no evidence suggesting that confidential customer data or personally identifiable information has been taken from the company via these disks or otherwise." This is reportedly SAP’s fifth occasion of disks going missing from its European data centers in the last two years Despite these incidents, SAP is actively pushing its cloud services, with the company announcing a slew of new cloud features including generative AI in May of this year. The company also recently welcomed drinks company Diageo as a customer for its cloud platform SAP is a German multinational software company based in Walldorf and provides AI and cloud computing services The company's cloud computing services are hosted across the globe and three each in South America and Oceania Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Business Administration & Organization the necessary reconstruction work was delayed construction machinery is in full swing and the offices of the SAP Executive Board members at Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 16 are being completely renovated the relocated employees are mainly residing in the buildings of SAP's German organization or in their home offices the new office space should be so attractive that a discussion about compulsory attendance or home offices will become obsolete - but that may be wishful thinking The reception area with the legendary stone sphere and the VIP elevator directly to the SAP executive area will be redesigned E3 magazine was unable to find out what will become of the rotating the fountain belongs to a worthy further use whose use has always been meticulously monitored The freely accessible "coffee house" on the Executive Level as it has proven to be a reliable marketplace for news and rumors over the past decades Planning for the housewarming party is already underway sap.com This website only utilizes functional cookies, which are necessary for the functionality of the website. 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For others — those who miraculously survived his attacks — he became a symbol of their resilience in the face of fear Richard Ramirez slipped into Los Angeles and San Francisco homes in the dead of night beaten with tire irons or hacked with machetes and sometimes drew pentagrams on the walls or on the bodies of those he murdered different news outlets started calling him a multitude of names including The Valley Intruder and The Walk-in Killer but the name that stuck was The Night Stalker Chris Walldorf didn’t know much about one of America’s most notorious serial killers “I’m not necessarily a serial killer guy by any means,” Walldorf says a drifter and career criminal who carried out a one-man reign of terror a remorseless sadist who was convicted of 13 counts or murder five counts of attempted murder and 11 counts of sexual assault In March, Walldorf, a 45-year-old filmmaker from Charlotte, returned home from a six-month stint in Los Angeles, then completed another four months of work remotely as lead editor of the upcoming Netflix documentary series Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer tells the story of The Night Stalker from the perspective of the two Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department detectives who hunted him down It also includes interviews from the handful of victims who survived his murderous onslaught The project was spearheaded by director Tiller Russell who told People Magazine the series draws upon a tradition of hazy sun-dappled Southern California noir that stretches from Raymond Chandler’s detective novels of the 1930s to Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood the definitive telling of this iconic Los Angeles story has never been told,” Russell said Though Walldorf had not focused on serial killers prior to coming onboard with Russell the film editor’s interests often stray into deep synthesizers and samplers alongside keyboardist Lindsey Ryan in a series of moody With the premiere of Night Stalker slated for mid-January 3 with a virtual Queen City Streams concert filmed at Neighborhood Theatre With one foot in the music world and the other foot in the editing world Walldorf has been able to bring his talent for one discipline to bear on the other he’s able to grasp the editor’s needs regarding music he can communicate with composers more easily and the kind of connections people make when working in the pressure cooker of film production dovetailed into an unexpected opportunity for Moa as the band landed a song on the Night Stalker soundtrack hard work and compositional skill was still months in the future when Walldorf first learned about the project While attending North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem Walldorf befriended fellow student Adam Stone The Charlotte-based Stone has since gone on to become an in-demand cinematographer (Mud Stone was developing a project with Tiller Russell They needed an editor to cut together a sizzle reel to raise money for their show Although the project never got off the ground “He said ‘I’ve got a Netflix documentary series in two weeks and start on it?’” Although he’s wasn’t thrilled to say goodbye to his wife and children for several months He was making good money in North Carolina editing commercials but he was also burning out on the commercial grind and itching for a creative challenge Night Stalker represented his biggest job to date “It was perfect timing in a lot of ways,” Walldorf says “[I made a] conscious decision to expand my horizons and get out of the commercial world a little bit I was ready to do something else with my life.” most if not all of the footage has been shot This was not quite the case with Night Stalker and another editor had started post-production over a year ago But Russell was shooting two other projects concurrently while Russell turned his attention to his other projects Night Stalker was put on hold for almost a year “I was coming in as they were picking it up again,” Walldorf offers Walldorf starting laying out some of the interviews that had been shot cutting the “talking heads” together to begin charting the story’s flow Then series cinematographer Nicola Marsh (20 Feet From Stardom)went back out to shoot new scenes “She shot stylistic reenactments,” Walldorf says “[The camera crew] tried to make them as poetic as possible The plan was to place the series’ audience in the moment as the story unfolded.The summer of 1985 in Los Angeles was scorching but in an era before air conditioners were commonplace homeowners locked their windows at night and tried to sleep in the stultifying heat Porch lights were kept on to ward off the dark Cars moving slowly through neighborhoods were eyed with suspicion and everywhere people felt the tangible electricity of fear It was very important to the crew that the reenactments would not be the stilted and cheesy variety seen on most true-crime dramas so you’re not just listening to the cops say ‘We found this and we found that,’” Walldorf offers Walldorf points out that the main interviewees are homicide detectives who have seen it all They can appear detached from the horror of the situation As he cut together real-life crime-scene photos for the project’s visuals he learned he was anything but numb to the terror and tragedy of the Night Stalker helping to dramatize the story the filmmakers’ story but he was also looking at remains that had once been somebody’s mother the unidentified killer seemed to strike at random in communities scattered all over L.A and in August took a short trip to San Francisco where he murdered a couple in their 60s there still seemed to be little pattern to the slayings he often targeted houses close to freeways slipping through windows or forcing open patio doors but one victim was shot behind the wheel of her car in broad daylight when Ramirez decided to steal her vehicle During Walldorf’s editing stint he began to experience periods when he would imagine Ramirez lurking in the corners of his L.A even though he knew that The Night Stalker has been dead for seven years “I imagined what it would be like to make eye contact with him in this strange Lynchian dream way,” Walldorf says Walldorf’s unbidden creepy reveries went away editors are often in touch with the film’s composers Walldorf hit it off with the composers on The Night Stalker brothers Brooke and Will Blair (Green Room Edge of Winter) because he spoke their language I could give them direct and specific feedback,” Walldorf says when people would give him strange non-musical descriptions for what they wanted on a soundtrack ‘I want it to sound like it was made in a melting ice cap,’ or ‘This one has a galloping forcefield.’ I had no idea what they were talking about.” and he was even familiar with the audio software the Blairs were using “I knew very specifically what was happening and I could give very specific notes,” he says Prior to the Blair brothers coming onboard Walldorf had cut the episodes together over a temp soundtrack a selection of music from various sources that sets the mood and the tempo of the cut Walldorf remembers that he used a lot from film scores by Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and modern composer Phillip Glass he chose a selection of post-punk and new wave from the 1980s British folk pop artist Vashti Bunyan’s delicate airy vocal and wistful performance of her song “I’d like to Walk Around in Your Mind” was a perfect fit for a crucial credit sequence in the Netflix series It provided misdirection at the beginning of the series finale a sojourn of sweetness and light before the episode delved into Ramirez’s depredations as the police noose tightened around him Russell decided to keep the song in the final cut There was just one problem – Bunyan refused to license her song for Night Stalker in a movie about a serial killer,’” Walldorf remembers Walldorf started looking for a replacement a gossamer magical tune that could dovetail into a nightmare and kept coming up empty-handed He realized the only way he could replace the song was to create something new you can pay us.’” He immediately called Ryan welcomed the assignment to quickly come up with a brand new song for Night Stalker Speaking on the phone from her home in a 110-year-old boarding house she’s restoring with her husband on her flower farm and design studio called Edgemont Garden she left her 20-year career as a piano teacher because her head was filled only with the music she was teaching.  I started writing songs again and having my own music in my head,” Ryan says I spend all day planting and I play in the dirt.” Nestled in the North Carolina mountains outside of a ghost town called Edgemont Ryan’s home sounds like a bucolic paradise but Ryan was immediately on the same page as Walldorf and guitarist Driscoll “Chris just said the feel was ‘happy’ and ‘sweet’ [with a] ’60’s folk beat,” Ryan offers the words are a little bit creepy — like a lot of love songs can be.” “Lindsey and I talked about the history of morbidly obsessive love songs,” Walldorf says Walldorf and Ryan tossed ideas via voice memos and texts The Night Stalker producers accepted it enthusiastically.“The last line of the song is heard when the title credit comes up,” Walldorf offers “I’ll find a way under your skin,” Ryan replies.Even though it’s a song for a movie about a serial killer it’s still the happiest song Moa has ever written “But it still sounds spooky because we just can’t help ourselves.” The Night Stalker’s season finale begins with a cold opening then it fades away as the audience hears a fairly innocuous story about the L.A public library over pretty footage of the city in the 1980s The scene grows darker as the librarian being interviewed describes her encounter with Ramirez The title Night Stalker comes up and Ryan sweetly sings In addition to the exposure a song on a hotly anticipated Netflix series will afford Moa the song has also kicked the band’s butts to get their record in order Landing the song gave the group the motivation necessary to put finishing touches on the album Once people hear the song on Night Stalker she hopes they’ll be interested in checking out the album evoking haunted music-box melodies and subterranean rumblings deep beneath the earth’s crust MOA – “Loose Ends”Guitars turn clangorous as a volcanic eruption on a momenta notice Ryan’ s sweetly feathered vocals can sound girlish yet they harbor an ever-present hint of icy malice Moa’s music is like diving into a bottomless well only to discover you’re floating untethered in a sky full of stars Walldorf came home to Charlotte in March during a break in the series’ post-production only to be told to work from home to complete his job as COVID-19 swept the country He’s already started post-production work on another Netflix series and he’s doing the gig from his home studio without the enforced exile from his family Richard Ramirez learned that he was sentenced to die in California’s gas chamber See you in Disneyland.” But Ramirez was denied the notoriety of an execution until he died in 2013 from complications secondary to B-cell lymphoma When asked what he hoped viewers would take away from Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer they refuse to be defined by the Night Stalker.” that even from the terror imposed from the darkest recesses of a diseased mind Comment *document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "ad7f20b0e89d9451530e52e3bba55a29" );document.getElementById("b526024170").setAttribute( "id" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Email: info@qcnerve.com OR (f)(last name)@qcnerve.com The KWPN licensed stallion Il Divo succumbed to sudden colic attack on 1 October 2022 Il Divo was by Winningmood out of Aronia (by Oscar x Saros xx) He was bred by the late Gert Willem van Norel Il Divo got a pass at the saddle presentation to participate in the KWPN Autumn stallion performance test which completed successfully with 81 points He 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last 5 matches Eintracht Frankfurt II is playing home against FCA Walldorf on Fri Chad Walldorf says the Sticky Fingers restaurant chain had been losing money for most of this decade and the business started by the former Chattanoogan and two friends was faltering Mike Pare is the former deputy Business editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press received a bachelor's degree in communications from Florida Atlantic University He worked at the Rome News-Tribune before coming to Chattanooga George Hamrick and Wayne Henderson look over menus at Sticky Fingers in Mount Pleasant Server Keisha McCain serves lunch to Arthur Middleton and Laurence Robinson at Sticky Fingers in Mount Pleasant Managing Partner Robert Patterson talks with Marcus German as he takes the ribs out of the smoker at Sticky Fingers Ribs cooking in the smoker at Sticky Fingers Marcus German takes out ribs from the smoker at Sticky Fingers Smoke envelops Marcus German as he opens the smoker at Sticky Fingers in Mount Pleasant to put new wood on the fire A representative plate of assorted barbecue meats and fixings at Sticky Fingers The Mount Pleasant location of Sticky Fingers is serving as the company's headquarters again Eating all of the chicken livers just as fast as I can Before deciding whether to buy back Sticky Fingers Chad Walldorf toured the restaurants still bearing the brand that he and two prep school buddies invented in 1992 when they sold the Charleston-based company there were 16 Sticky Fingers across the Southeast and at least that many e-mail messages arriving each day with tantalizing new expansion proposals ‘Please open a Sticky Fingers in my hometown,’” Walldorf recalls “We thought the company had outgrown our managerial skills: We always felt there were people who knew better than we did and we thought new ownership would help us grow.” padding its portfolio with another seven locations Watching employees from his seat at one of the 12 surviving Sticky Fingers “They were cleaning the floor with a whisk broom and a piece of paper because they didn’t have the right height broom and a dustpan,” he says “So I ran across the street to Lowe’s and bought them; the employees were like kids at Christmas so there was a focus on cost control and making bad long-term decisions to chase the short-term dollar.” Now Walldorf; fellow founders Jeff Goldstein and Todd Eischeid; and Robert Patterson longtime operating partner of the chain’s original location on Johnnie Dodds Boulevard have taken on an even bigger clean-up project The partners are determined to save the chain by reviving the excitement that surrounded Sticky Fingers when it first brought Memphis-style barbecue to the Lowcountry blazing a path for outsider smoked meat that Texan John Lewis shadowed almost 25 years later “I told our board we’ll never close another restaurant,” Patterson says We don’t need to have a million locations or be traded on the stock market We want to return this place to its glory days.” Corporate legend holds that Sticky Fingers started on a lark who would later become locally known as the owner of Sofa Super Store had successfully sold hickory-smoked ribs in Chattanooga He figured the recipe would do equally well in Charleston Herb Goldstein helped set them up in a former Po’ Folks “There were just not a lot of restaurants in Mount Pleasant so we were busy from the start,” Walldorf says when Goldstein finally emerged from the overwhelmed kitchen he approached a table of customers to ask after their meal but it was all great.’ The whole concept had an authenticity about it that people appreciated.” an appetizer woven from battered onion slivers Sticky Fingers was so beloved that an edition of the “Where the Locals Eat” travel guide listed Sticky Fingers as the community’s pick for best family restaurant best homestyle food and best place to take children But the brand was becoming equally well known beyond the region through its mail-order barbecue service and bottled sauces sold at grocery stores the only place to buy Sticky Fingers’ sauces was the Harris Teeter across the parking lot from the Mount Pleasant restaurant “Then an incident occurred with Maurice Bessinger,” who ruled the pre-made mustard sauce market in the late 1990s “Some Walmart executives were in his store and they picked up white supremacist literature All of a sudden these grocery stores kicked out his product Sticky Fingers was selling bottled sauce in 4,000 groceries nationwide the numbers were daunting – and a distraction from their growing families They started talking seriously about getting out “The three of us had argued about everything for 14 years so that wasn’t anything different,” laughs Walldorf who still shares a downtown office with Goldstein and Eischeid Although they negotiated to retain board seats when they sold the men didn’t anticipate the brand would need much steering to stay on course “We were naïve and didn’t foresee what was coming,” Walldorf says we thought the company would just keep going.” the private equity group in charge hired a CEO who recoiled at Sticky Fingers’ casual way of doing business “We were less a corporation than a loose collection of friends so we struggled with the new management,” Walldorf says “Was he doing the right thing that we should have done all along or screwing up a brand that we spent years building we should have been louder and banged our fists on the table.” the founders stood by as the new owners laid off employees; restructured the compensation plan so managers weren’t given a share of profits and radically cut back on material expenses: Even the onion loaf was deemed too costly to produce briefly putting the chain under a bank’s control “They gutted the brand.” According to Walldorf one location was forced to use paper plates because a supplier repossessed its dish machine Even after the Red Hot & Blue BBQ chain picked up Sticky Fingers Walldorf felt like the days when an employee would volunteer to fix a guest’s flat tire while he ate were very far away I told Chad we had to get rid of the middle man,” Patterson says the founders moved the company’s headquarters back to Johnnie Dodds Boulevard and invited restaurant and catering managers to Charleston for a two-day ideas swap “We’re making sure we do everything the best way possible,” Patterson says pointing out that the brisket is now cooked in butcher paper because a cook suggested it the chain isn’t making many changes beyond restoring the blues soundtrack – “over the years I’d hear anything from Britney Spears to classic rock,” Walldorf says – and purging the menu of misguided items they’d put a steak on there and eight different burgers: Just a bunch of stuff that we frankly didn’t do very well.” “We got to bring the signature loaf back,” Patterson says “People told me they quit coming because we got rid of the loaf.” Despite the drive toward consistency and stability Walldorf and Patterson are very touchy about the word “chain,” which to them represents everything that’s antithetical to Sticky Fingers “When I hear people say Sticky Fingers is a chain “Part of the culture is we always fight against that word,” Walldorf says regional … I still can’t say that ‘ch’ word.” After 10 years of seeing Sticky Fingers run as a traditional chain Walldorf and Patterson are apparently worried that restaurants with multiple matching locations can’t display personality or support their communities they had a chance to prove themselves wrong Sticky Fingers in Mount Pleasant didn’t lose power during the storm so Patterson opened the restaurant on Saturday at 3 p.m who wore his rain boots throughout service in addition to catering meals for 500 National Guard members Echoing that group of forgiving patrons that Goldstein encountered during Sticky Fingers’ first-ever dinner service one of those customers reviewed the experience on Yelp: “Let me tell you I have never been so impressed by the hard work that I witnessed Sticky Fingers is approaching its 25th anniversary News tips/online questions: newstips@postandcourier.com Delivery/subscription questions: subserve@postandcourier.com Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Eda Walldorf of Green & Lofty LLC in Chattanooga is the city's only REGREEN Trained Professional Walldorf is a sustainable designer who has been implementing restorative & new construction practices in Chattanooga since 2012 with an energy efficiency emphasis Walldorf flew to New York City to attend a REGREEN training conference with other prominent designers architects & industry professionals in the Big Apple including some renowned sustainability authorities from California  After completing all of USGBC & ASID's required REGREEN Trained courses Walldorf has become certified as a REGREEN Trained Professional as of April 21.  Mrs Walldorf is Chattanooga's sole REGREEN Trained professional and currently one of only 2 professionals who have been certified by REGREEN in Tennessee as a whole REGREEN was created by the American Society of Interior Designers Foundation (ASID) and by the US Green Building Council (USGBC).  A variety of industry experts contributed to the conception of the REGREEN Trained program allowing them to create a comprehensive methodology modeled after USGBC's nationally recognized LEED program, and focusing on the implementation & careful planning of sustainable retrofits.  The REGREEN organizations says that "REGREEN trained professional are well-equipped to make retrofit decisions that improve home performance respect the environment and save homeowners money."  After being asked about the REGREEN course load Walldorf responded that she learned a great deal particularly about measures well outlined in the LEED for homes handbook that she has been delving into over the past year For information about owning a Green & Lofty home in the future 31 Jan 2011 22:35:41 GMT — COLUMBIA (WACH Nikki Haley has named a Republican activist and aide to her predecessor to lead South Carolina's economic advisory board Haley announced Monday that Chad Walldorf of Sullivan's Island is the next chairman of the Board of Economic Advisors Walldorf was vice-chairman of Haley's transition team He co-founded the Sticky Fingers restaurant chain and was Gov Mark Sanford's deputy chief of staff for two years Walldorf also helped form ReformSC to help Sanford take on legislators who didn't support his agenda There is considerable work ahead of us given our state TMs difficult budget situation I am encouraged by the team Governor Haley has put together and her vision for conservative reform that she is implementing I look forward to working with the members of the BEA and Budget and Control Board to help put our fiscal house back in order The conservative group bought television ads last spring promoting Haley in the Republican primary Walldorf also helped create the South Carolina Club for Growth He is chairman of its political action committee (The Associated Press contributed to this report.) Richard Neutra the Austrian-American architect known for his modernist buildings where he designed eight villas and two residential developments in Germany One of these settlements is located in Walldorf where a Neutra-designed bungalow has come on the market Though the four-bedroom has most likely been renovated since its 1964 construction it still embodies the modernist spirit of the era the 3,000-square-foot home boasts an open floor plan in the living room Other amenities include an indoor swimming pool, sauna, cellar, and garden. Located in the town of Mörfelden-Walldorf in the Frankfurt Rhein-Main Region close to the airport, it’s available through Engel & Völkers and is asking €1,490,000 Via: WowHaus Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. The town of Walldorf says the ban could be in place for the next three summers I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice Authorities in the southwest German town of Walldorf have ordered some cat owners to keep their pets indoors until the end of August to protect a rare bird during its breeding season The decree is designed to help save the crested lark which makes its nest on the ground and is therefore easy prey for feline hunters The bird population in western Europe has declined sharply in recent decades Authorities in Walldorf wrote that “among other things the survival of the species depends on every single chick” Numbers have been declining across the continent in recent years eight miles southwest of the city of Heidelberg The decree, which applies to all cats in the southern part of the town and will be repeated for the coming three years, has reportedly distressed pet owners. Regional daily Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung reported on Wednesday that the head of the local animal protection association plans to take legal steps to challenge the decree. “Please remain calm,” it quoted him as saying. “I can assure you we’ll do our best to stop this disproportionate measure.” Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies Blair Waddell Mard has joined the Herman Walldorf Commercial Team as an affiliate broker after six years as a retail recruiter for the River City Company downtown Chattanooga’s economic development engine Mard will capitalize on her retail recruitment experience providing sales industrial and investment sectors of the Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia real estate markets Mard cultivated relationships with area brokers land owners and potential retailers and helped fill nearly 100,000 square feet of space in downtown Chattanooga with local president and CEO of River City Company said “It has been an honor to have Blair Mard part of the River City Company for the past six years  Blair’s love of our city and her passion for its growth coupled with her ability to build strong relationships has greatly increased the awareness of retail opportunities downtown We wish her much success in her new role as an affiliate broker for Walldorf They are fortunate to have her join their team We know she will continue to be a strong advocate for bringing quality tenants downtown.”  “We are thrilled to have Blair join our professional team at Herman Walldorf Commercial She is very knowledgeable about the local market and her retail match-making expertise will help us continue our excellent service to our clients.”  Mard joined River City Company from CreateHere where she played a part in the community visioning project which gathered feedback from over 26,000 area residents and made the resulting data available to the public to promote community-based action.  Mard is a founding board member of Rotaract and also serves on the board of the Downtown Council for the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce She also serves with the Austin Hatcher Foundation and the Chattanooga Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Mard has served as the past-president of the Chattanooga Ballet and as a former board member of The Nightingale Network of the Women's Foundation and the Junior League She is a graduate of the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce program Leadership Chattanooga and the Allied Arts Ruth Holmberg Leadership Institute Mard graduated with honors earning a Bachelor of Science in government from Wofford College.  live in Riverview with their son Paxton (2) and are members of St Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Time Out straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy your city without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Worldwide needless to say we’ve all had enough of lockdowns But soon cats in a small German town are going to get a taste of what it’s like to be locked down. House cats in Walldorf, a picturesque town in the south-western German state of Baden-Württemberg are going to spend much of this summer trapped inside So why is Walldorf inflicting such misery on the town’s poor kitties the local authorities want to try and protect some local bird species from extinction The cat lockdown is part of much wider conservation efforts especially those concerning the crested lark – one of Germany’s most critically endangered bird species The crested lark is so vulnerable because it nests on the ground which means that its eggs are particularly exposed to predators like house cats only six of the birds were recorded in Walldorf The town’s other measures to protect the lark include pausing construction work and laying traps for magpies and foxes And it isn’t just this summer that the cats are being locked up Walldorf residents are expected to keep their feline friends indoors from April to August for the next three years – or face a €500 (£425 that fine could rise to a whopping €50,000 (£42,500 a few more nuances to the scheme than Walldorf just banning cats from leaving the house The rule only applies to an area in the south of the town so long as it’s shorter than two metres So if you’re wandering around Walldorf over the next few months and see loads of poor house cats on leads But at least it’s all for a good cause Did you see these five spectacular train journeys you should try on Germany’s €9 travel pass Thanks for subscribing! 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices Heidelberg is selling off a chunk of its main Wiesloch-Walldorf site in Germany and will make around €50m (£45m) from its latest asset sale with more space at the facility earmarked for future disposal The Wiesloch-Walldorf site is some 840,000sqm in total Heidelberg is initially selling around 130,000sqm to specialist developer VGP Group which will turn it into a new industrial and commercial park A further 140,000sqm is slated for future sale meaning Heidelberg’s occupation of the site will eventually shrink by some 32% CEO of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen said the manufacturer would reduce its costs and would be able to use the remaining space more efficiently we will use the funds this frees up to strengthen our liquidity in times of the Covid-19 pandemic and to press ahead with strategic investments for the future on the path of our digital transformation," he stated The deal is the latest in a string of Heidelberg sell-offs as the group retrenches and focuses on its core business It has brought in nearly €200m through asset sales this year Wiesloch-Walldorf is about nine miles south of the town of Heidelberg It incorporates the “largest and most modern printing press factory in the world” as well as Heidelberg’s corporate HQ It also includes the customer demonstration centre for commercial and packaging printing A company spokesman explained that the sale involved some of the older buildings at the facility The space left for further sales also contains old halls as well as some area of the current parking lots," he said Around 5,000 Heidelberg employees work at the site “We are concentrating the Heidelberg business in the newer halls on the site VGP intends to rapidly implement its concept for a modern industrial and commercial park and will probably already start partial demolition of the buildings during the coming year,” the spokesman added VGP is headquartered in Belgium and operates 76 industrial parks on the continent Heidelberg made the announcement after the close of trading yesterday evening (23 December) The German DAX stock exchange is closed today Printweek welcomes informed debate, but please read our House Rules before posting Printweek is the premier website for the print industry a carriage manufacturer who came to Chattanooga before the turn of the century Other events during the year were a big parade opening Broad Street through the state of Georgia railroad property John Phillip Sousa’s band played in Chattanooga and the high water of the Tennessee River at 38.8’ November 24-31 is celebrating the 75th anniversary of Herman Walldorf’s first entry into the real estate busines The company is now the oldest family-name real estate firm operating here the son associated with the highly respected He then became connected with American National Bank in handling the sale of real estate much of it foreclosed during the Depression Walldorf opened his own real estate firm handling sales and insurance with rentals being added later Walldorf served on the founding committee of the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) in 1956 He was local and state president of the real estate boards as well as serving on many national committees enter the real estate business in 1961 and 1966 respectively after graduating from the University of North Carolina and Tulane University Both sons have served the Chattanooga Association of Realtors as president and both have been selected as Realtor of the Year by that organization Herman Walldorf & Company is divided into residential sales Howard Bickerstaff and Debbie O’Dwyer as sales people The commercial department consists of Jim Whitaker George Kangles and Kirk Kent head Walldorf Property management Walldorf is the oldest family name in Chattanooga real estate It is the sole Chattanooga member of Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate and nationally recognized for its production and involvement in RELO the largest and oldest real estate referral network in the country Mayor Donald Schoenheider announced the law enforcement changes at Tuesday's City Council meeting Walldorf started with the department in 1994 and he has worked his way up from patrolman to detective and eventually to deputy chief The City Council is expected to approve Walldorf's appointment and swear him in as the new chief during its June 6 meeting More via the Daily North Shore Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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With the two newcomers Marius Bülter and Julian Justvan in the starting XI TSG Hoffenheim lived up to their billing as favourites it was the Regionalliga team who had the first major chance Louis Safranek had a sight of the goal in the TSG area but his shot failed to get the better of goalkeeper Oliver Baumann TSG were slow out the blocks and only had their first real chance after the drinks break as a dipping effort from Jacob Bruun Larsen hit the crossbar in the 28th minute Grischa Prömel scored from 13 metres out following a beautiful one-two with Muhammed Damar to give Hoffenheim a deserved lead TSG created several more chances before the break but Luis Idjakovic in the Walldorf goal was on hand to prevent further goals Pellegrino Matarazzo rotated the entire team for the second half Bambasé Conté had the chance to make it 2-0 but his shot after a perfect counter-attacking move was blocked at the last moment but Maxi Beier fired just wide of the target after being set up by Dennis Geiger (54) as Kevin Vogt stepped up to take a penalty kick and found the back of the net - he is still to score for the club in a competitive match as Tim Fahrenholz drilled the ball into the right-hand corner from a half-left position to pull a goal back (71) as Pavel Kadeřábek slotted the ball home from close range to finish off a tidy combination move (76) Tom Bischof had a great chance to make it 4-1 from the penalty spot but the midfielder blasted his spotkick over the bar to keep the score at 3-1 Pellegrino Matarazzo was satisfied after the match: "The result was secondary after an intensive week of training the score could or should have been even higher The boys are very focused and ready to implement the content we're working on." And goal scorer Grischa Prömel was also happy: "It was a good friendly The coach is challenging us and we are working hard I previously played together with Marius Bülter at Union Berlin We can look forward to having him in the team.'' Second half line-up: Philipp – Drexler (83 Whether the latest developments of our team or the best deals in FANSHOP.Register now for the newsletter Die Informationen auf dieser Seite sind an Journalisten a leading provider of IT services for medium-sized businesses large corporations and public institutions is acquiring WCA Walldorf Consulting AG and its sister company target Software Solution GmbH proven specialists in the implementation of cloud-based SAP solutions The acquisition is aimed at expanding TIMETOACT GROUP's portfolio of high-quality consulting services for its customers' cloud transformation WCA Walldorf Consulting is an industry leader in introducing S/4HANA in the public cloud and was awarded both the Innovation Award and the Quality Award for Customer Success by SAP in 2022 The two companies will continue to be led by their existing board members and managing directors WCA Walldorf Consulting's former board members will become shareholders in TIMETOACT GROUP The parties agreed not to disclose the details of the transaction comprises nine specialised IT companies in 16 cities across Germany With almost 1,000 employees and a comprehensive portfolio of software and consulting services the digitalisation expert primarily concentrates on medium-sized and large companies from the industrial WCA Walldorf Consulting is an international consulting firm for SAP cloud solutions with offices in Germany multi-award-winning methodological expertise and technical solution capabilities it has become one of the leading SAP S/4HANA public cloud consultants in Germany WCA also has in-depth expertise in SAP lease administration in line with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Almost 100 employees worldwide use SAP to digitalise the processes and applications of customers from across the high-tech target Software Solution is the world's only software provider for idea and innovation management using SAP technology it has encouraged the introduction of diverse and innovative ideas and aims to provide tailor-made solutions for every company which has been SAP-certified several times is embedded in SAP HCM and SAP SuccessFactors without interfaces and integrated into existing HR processes and the managing directors of target Software Solution Hanno Hofmann and Simon Flick will become shareholders in TIMETOACT GROUP Agreement was quickly reached during the bilateral sale process with synergies and growth potential identified The development of the WCA Walldorf Consulting business in Austria and Switzerland the integration of its offshore teams within TIMETOACT GROUP and the establishment of the group's market presence in the US have all been identified as key priorities for the business The acquisition of WCA Walldorf Consulting and target Software Solution is TIMETOACT GROUP's fourth acquisition since funds advised by Equistone Partners Europe acquired a majority stake in the business in June 2021 “Right from the beginning of our conversations with TIMETOACT Group the potential of a collaboration was clear especially with regard to customers and the service portfolio TIMETOACT Group’s existing services and Walldorf Consulting’s role as its SAP consulting brand will boost our strong growth over the coming years and enable us to advise our customers even more comprehensively as they transition into the cloud," says Hanno Hofmann Founder and CEO of WCA Walldorf Consulting we see an opportunity to further bolster this growth and track record of innovation Having recently become one of the top three partners for SAP public cloud ERP solutions in Germany we will now take advantage of this new partnership to further expand our position and establish our multi-award-winning Fit 2 Standard approach in new markets and industries," adds Simon Flick we will achieve our goal of opening up into other business areas more quickly we will be able to offer targeted Idea Management with SAP SuccessFactors and provide our customers with comprehensive advice," comments Achim Noe Managing Director of target Software Solution GmbH "The group is the perfect partner to support us in building up our SuccessFactors consulting work and developing the target Idea Management cloud This will enable us to provide our customers with a full cloud solution even faster," agrees Robin Müller-Cajar we are strengthening our position in a core segment of high-quality IT services We can now provide our customers with comprehensive and capable support on their journey into the SAP cloud and will also have the opportunity to market our service portfolio in the US for the first time We look forward to further accelerating our growth with Hanno Hofmann Robin Müller-Cajar and the wider highly motivated management team," says Frank Fuchs adds: "With the addition of Walldorf Consulting and target Software Solution to TIMETOACT GROUP we are entering the market for high-quality services in the SAP ecosystem with full force SAP customers will now benefit from our comprehensive range of digital transformation services We are also very pleased to welcome Hanno Hofmann and Simon Flick two successful and impressive entrepreneurs Frank Fuchs and Christian Koch are responsible for the transaction on behalf of TIMETOACT GROUP TIMETOACT GROUP was advised on the transaction by Eight Advisory (Financial & Tax) de Angelis Rechtsanwälte (Legal) and P+P Pöllath & Partners (Legal) The shareholders of WCA Walldorf Consulting and target Software Solution were advised on the transaction by Schlatter Rechtsanwälte (Legal) and the tax consultancy Dr Schlör (Financial & Tax) The TIMETOACT GROUP modernises and integrates IT applications for the upper midsize market and company groups in order to boost their agility For innovative customers the TIMETOACT GROUP also designs and implements digital business models and opens up new market opportunities for them software- and systems engineering in the area of employee experience business applications and customer experience The TIMETOACT GROUP integrates its own competencies with partners and leading manufacturers in order to develop tailored solutions for customers including software selection TIMETOACT and X-INTEGRATE belong to the TIMETOACT GROUP Together they employ around 1,000 people at 16 locations in Germany For further information see timetoact-group.com In times of hybrid IT landscapes and S/4HANA SAP projects are more complex than ever and require innovative and highly motivated SAP consultants WCA Walldorf Consulting rises to this challenge with a mix of stringent project delivery methods as well as unique leadership excellence in the company together with the customers of WCA Walldorf Consulting can transform their enthusiasm for challenges into real added value And only successful customers become long-term partners For further information see https://walldorf.consulting/ a company's potential for ideas and innovation is an indicator of its future viability target Software Solution gives its customers the tools to establish and maintain a fruitful culture of ideas and innovation target Software Solution aims to provide tailor-made solutions for every company in order to fully exploit creative potential and involve employees in innovation processes For further information see https://www.target-soft.com/ Press Contact WCA Walldorf Consulting and target Software Solution: The acquisition represents a further expansion of TIMETOACT GROUP’s consulting portfo-lio into a leading Atlassian partner in German-speaking countries TIMETOACT GROUP's Atlassian consulting portfolio joins the top league in the German-speaking region with the new acquisition an experienced Austrian consulting firm focused on digital transformation and the development of digital business models Mit der Akquisition wird das unter der Marke catworkx geführte Atlassian-Beratungsportfolio der TIMETOACT GROUP in der Schweiz weiter gestärkt ein Benutzerkonto zu erstellen und einem Newsroom zu folgen werden Ihre persönlichen Daten von uns und dem Eigentümer des Newsrooms verwendet damit Sie Nachrichten und Updates gemäß Ihren Abonnementeinstellungen erhalten Um mehr darüber zu erfahren, lesen Sie bitte unsere Datenschutzerklärung, die für die Verwendung Ihrer persönlichen Daten gilt, sowie unsere Datenschutzerklärung für Contacts die für die Nutzung Ihrer persönlichen Daten durch den Eigentümer der Newsrooms gelten Bitte beachten Sie, dass unsere Nutzungsbedingungen für die Inanspruchnahme all unserer Dienste gelten Sie können Ihre Zustimmung jederzeit widerrufen indem Sie Ihr Konto kündigen oder löschen In early February at the SAP headquarters in Walldorf I had an eye-opening discussion about the upcoming series of Sapphire events taking place this year in Orlando my SAP contact argued that it was unnecessary to visit more than one Sapphire event as SAP was implementing the same program at every location There is no better example of SAP’s egocentricity If the main goal of attending a Sapphire event was merely to learn more about SAP then attending the event at all would be a waste of resources a comprehensive database available online and in cooperation with the Hasso Plattner Institute Everything a customer needs to know about SAP can be delivered to their doorstep free of charge via a browser So why even bother boarding a plane and booking a hotel SAP’s egocentric point of view regarding the SAP community explains their decision to copy and paste the same program at every Sapphire event this year as well as their recommendation to visit only one of these locations The only surprise is why SAP has not yet proclaimed Walldorf the center of the ERP universe But we know better: we live in the real IT world and at the center of this world are bits and bytes and business processes The IT provider could even be replaced every now and then and it would not make a difference It is then quite telling when SAP sees itself as having the monopoly over possible topics at a so-called customer event—and does not let customers take the lead and Sao Paulo—should all be completely different events SAP should offer a round trip with discounted admission prices the North American SAP partners will set the tone with the ASUG (America SAP User Group) visitors will meet with the major European SAP partners and the German-speaking SAP User Group (DSAG) the Latin American SAP community will come together and most likely discuss very different challenges than in either Orlando or Barcelona Even though SAP presents similar offerings all over the world the SAP markets and communities are starkly different there is probably much more discussion of cloud computing than in Europe we are observing first time implementation in many cases release upgrades and hybrid systems are up for discussion SAP should observe their Sapphire event not through their current egocentric lens Färbinger is Editor-in-Chief and Publisher at E-3 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