Kassel. Wintershall is not only dedicated to securing the energy supply; it also supports non-profit organizations in the company's core regions. This year the beneficiaries of the company's traditional Christmas donation, which totals 50,000 euros, are social and charity projects in Kassel, Barnstorf, Argentina, Russia and Libya, all regions where Germany's largest and internationally active crude oil and natural gas producer operates. This year there is a particular focus on projects that help women, children and young people to gain their rights and meet their needs.
"We are focusing our Christmas donations on supporting organizations in the regions where our company is active. There are many organizations and associations here whose work is indispensable. We are delighted that we can help some of them this year too and wish them all the best in their efforts," Wintershall CEO Rainer Seele said explaining his company's desire to help.
"4Wände"- Wohnen für Frauen (4Walls – Housing for Women) – Wintershall is supporting this project with a donation of 5,000 euros. It offers housing for women who have been without a fixed abode for a few months, who live in precarious living conditions, or who have just left a therapy facility. The project offers the women psychological advice and support, accompanies them as they deal with government agencies and provides practical assistance for daily life as well as finding work or training places. The funding organization behind the project is Verein Soziale Hilfe e.V..
"Mädchenwohngruppe" (Girls Residential Group) – The group run by the AWO (Arbeiterwohlfahrt – German Workers' Welfare Association) in North Hessen will receive a donation of 5,000 euros. The project, which has been supporting girls and young women since 1993, provides assistance in the form of homework supervision, shared meals and diverse individual and group activities. The aim is to prepare the residents for independent living.
i-Punkt – Familientreff international (International Family Club) – The intercultural meeting, education and advice center has been provided by the Diakonisches Werk Kassel for over 30 years. Wintershall is supporting the project "Medienwerkstatt für Schüler und Frauen" (Media Workshop for School Students and Women) with 5,000 euros. The money will be used to purchase computers needed for the communication skills courses.
Kleine Riesen Kassel (Kassel's Small Giants) – The charity association for palliative care for children and young people in North Hessen provides outpatient medical and psychological/social care for children and young people in North Hessen who have incurable serious illnesses or cancer. The association is dedicated to ensuring that every family has the possibility of spending the time remaining with their seriously ill child in their home. The donation from Wintershall employees organized by the Works Council will go to this association, like last year. Wintershall will then top up the donation with another 5,000 euros.
In Barnstorf, Lower Saxony, where Wintershall has a production site, the company is supporting the working group "Willkommen in Barnstorf" (Welcome to Barnstorf).
The communities in the district of Barnstorf are joining together to form a new working group with the title "Welcome to Barnstorf" to assist refugees in everyday situations, such as doing the rounds of government agencies. It also aims to help integrate the girls coming from various countries in more than just school life. It is being supported by Wintershall with 5,000 euros.
For many years Wintershall has been active in Argentina, Libya and Russia and would like to give something back to the people there as a way of saying thank you.
Argentina – Maria Luisen Children's Home in Buenos Aires: The home offers children a safe home environment. The donation of 10,000 euros will be used to purchase an emergency generator, children's toys for the outside area and to repair the wall to the neighboring property, which is in danger of collapsing.
Libya - action medeor e.V: The largest medical aid organization in Germany supplies health stations in 140 countries with life-saving medicines and medical equipment. The 5,000 euros from Wintershall will be used for supplying hospitals in West, Central and Eastern Libya.
Wintershall is donating 10,000 euros to the Association for International Understanding, which is supporting the theater studio "Krug II" in Russia, one of Wintershall's core regions.
Russia – Integrated Theater Studio "Krug II" in Moscow: The studio is committed to inclusion and intercultural cooperation. Amongst other activities, it stages plays with disabled and non-disabled Germans and Russians.


A missionary got very ill on the mission field. Adding to her difficulties, her monthly check didn't come. Here she was: very sick, without any money to buy food. All she could afford to eat was oatmeal.
It made her sad, that in the middle of her great need, God wasn't helping her. But within a month she fully recovered, and money arrived. Later, back in her home country, she was speaking to a group of people somewhat disparagingly about her life. She told of the hardships she had gone through with her illness and how her funds were delayed.
What's the principle? God's never failed us, though it may take awhile to see it.
A man was attracted to a rock he found in a stream. He brought it home and, for a long time, he made it a doorstop in his house. One day, a geologist visited him and saw the rock. He identified it as pure gold. It was the largest piece of gold ever found east of the Mississippi River.
It was a doorstop in someone's home. Considered insignificant! Worthless!
How would you describe yourself: a wounded victim, or a scarred warrior?
How we respond to life's body-slams makes all of the difference on how fruitful we are in life.
Don't be a victim; rejoice in each struggle that brings you closer to God.
If you're a follower of Jesus, think back to one minute before you gave your life to Him. Did God love you then? Was He smiling or frowning? Did He suddenly have a cosmic epiphany and realize He was head over heals in love with you? NO! God loved you as much one minute before you received Jesus, as He did one minute after.
God's so excited about the life He's given you, even your greatest challenges, He'll settle for nothing less than you loving it too.
When God thinks of you, is He sad or glad?
God may be saddened over what you do, but He's never disappointed in who you are. God's not disillusioned with you, because He had no illusions about who you were to begin with.
How can you surprise a God who sees past, present and future simultaneously?
He lives in a perfect place of complete understanding of your past, total acceptance of your present, and absolute hope for your future.
This verse makes it clear: God's infinite thoughts about you are precious.
At one point in my life, as a young Christian, I was really struggling with finding the will of God for my life. Because of a number of strong voices telling me what I should, and shouldn't do, I was emotionally distraught about missing His will. In tears, I asked my pastor for advice. What he shared with me has guided my life through countless decisions over three decades. He said, "Francis, it is impossible for you and I to miss God's will if we desperately want His will more than anything else." Wow! What a word!
I once asked a great leader how he was able to accomplish so much in his busy life. His answer was one word: FOCUS.
Light can either be dissipated or focused…a floodlight or a laser beam. In a similar way, passion is pain, which has been harnessed. It's pain that's been focused. Only then can we see its true value and God's purpose in the hardest parts of life.
We can't change our quality of life until we change our focus. Oh, that we would see Jesus! When we focus on seeing Him in our circumstances, it changes everything! It transforms our lives from tolerable to abundant!
Focus on being on God's side, rather than asking Him to be on yours.
As a young Christian, I battled with the thought that I was insignificant to God. Why? Because, growing up, I was one of my natural father's afterthoughts.
He was so busy in politics trying to find his identity; my twin brother and I were discarded. I thought, "If my natural father loved me, it was probably out of obligation." I assumed God's love must be the same.
I remember as a young boy writing letters during two-month long summer camps, begging someone to come visit me. Drawing a sad little face with tears coming down. God seemed as distant as my father was in those days.
But now I know, nothing could be further from the truth.
Jesus said, "As the Father loved Me, I also have loved you; abide in My love." (John 15:9, NKJV) We are as loved by the Father as Jesus. Believe it!
Do you believe your mistakes have disqualified you? If anyone could have thought that, it would have been the apostle Peter. He's a perfect example of someone who blew it, just like each of us, but God restored him.
Whatever you've done? Whatever you think disqualifies you from receiving God's love and forgiveness? Remember, if God could forgive Peter for his sins, He can forgive you too.
Do you believe you are beautiful to God…greatly loved and treasured? It's the doorway to experiencing the greatest joy in life.
If we believe as God states, "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness…" (Genesis 1:26, NKJV) then we are each beautiful, at least to God. Certainly, the God who made all that is beautiful on Earth must be beautiful Himself.
If we say, we're not beautiful, then we are assuming God isn't beautiful as well. The truth is, our identity rests in the fact that a beautiful God created us and loves us. As beautiful as Jesus is, so is His spotless bride.
In the Song of Solomon God says, "You are all fair, my love, and there is no spot in you." (Song of Solomon 4:7, NKJV) Jesus, the perfect Groom, has set His gaze, His affections, and His adoration upon His perfect Bride to be.
All addictions to pleasure are misguided attempts to fill the void left by not being intimately connected with our Creator. Every person who is addicted to a destructive habit really needs God. Every woman who pursues romance with the wrong person is really looking for the love of God. Every teenager who is more attached to pleasing his friends over doing what's right is looking for God.


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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns citing health problems
The 65-year-old said he wanted to avoid causing problems to the government because of his worsening condition.
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posted on Aug. 28, 2020 at 3:08 pm
Shinzo Abe, the longest-serving Japanese prime minister in history resigns from the office citing health reasons. He will remain in his post until a successor is chosen.
Abe made the announcement about his resignation in a news conference on Friday, in which he addressed his health after two recent hospital visits.
"I have decided to step down from the post of the prime minister," Abe said, saying he was suffering from the same condition that ended his first term in office. "I cannot be the prime minister if I cannot make the best decisions for the people."
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"I would like to sincerely apologise to the people of Japan for leaving my post with one year left in my term of office, and amid the coronavirus woes, while various policies are still in the process of being implemented," said Abe, bowing deeply to the nation.
As being reported, Abe has battled ulcerative colitis for years and two recent hospital visits within a week had fanned questions on whether he could stay in the job until the end of his term as a ruling party leader, and hence, premier, in September 2021.
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Grant Gershon and the Los Angeles Master Chorale draw back the curtain to revel in the most theatrical blockbusters of stage and screen.
Read Thomas May's program notes on the opera choruses and film scores featured in our final concerts of the season, Great Opera & Film Choruses, May 4 & 5 in Walt Disney Concert Hall, conducted by Grant Gershon, Kiki & David Gindler Artistic Director.
GALA 2019 was held on March 23 at the Marciano Art Foundation and honored philanthropist Lillian Pierson Lovelace and artist Doug Aitken. Find out more about this record-breaking fundraising event, and see who was there!
Full program for Great Opera & Film Choruses concerts May 4 & 5 revealed!
Music from current box office hits Us, Captain Marvel, and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World will be performed alongside opera choruses by Verdi, Puccini, and Philip Glass at Great Opera Film Choruses May 4 & 5. Find our more about this exciting concert program.


Over the past week, my market risk indicator finally cleared. In addition, my core market health indicators have strengthened.
The market is at an inflection point and is about to show its hand. Watch the 20 and 50 day simple moving averages on SPX for a downside break. Watch 25,000 on DJIA and 10,100 on DJTA for an upside break.
Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Dow Jones Transportation Average have broken their last secondary lows.
On Wednesday, both the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and the Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA) closed low enough that they are in the process of forming new secondary lows.
The market Indicator is signaling risk today. The Long/Cash portfolio goes 100% to cash.
Over the past week my core measures of market strength whipsawed. The category went positive last week, then went back to negative yesterday. Another thing of note is that my core measures of stock market risk fell substantially.
My core measures of market strength have gone positive.
My core measures of market quality have gone positive again. My measures of market trend and strength are lagging, suggesting a somewhat choppy market ahead.
Market health indicators are signaling that some consolidation is likely. All of the core categories are negative with the exception of risk.
Over the past week, my measures of market quality recovered and are now back above zero.
Over the past week my measures of market quality have gone positive.
All of my market health indicators are strengthening. Most notably my measures of risk and strength have moved from negative to positive.
On Friday my market risk indicator cleared its warning. The core market health indicators are usually much slower to clear so they're still mostly negative.
Most of my core market health indicators have strengthened. However, my core measures of risk still haven't recovered.
The S&P 500 Index (SPX) is consolidating along its 50 day moving average. A significant move above it would almost certainly clear the market risk warning.
Market risk warnings come in two varieties. Ones that last for only a week or two (a false signal) and ones that last for several months (a significant correction or bear market).


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World's oldest animals: The record-breaking creatures who defied time
James Cheng-Morris
·Freelance news writer, Yahoo UK
Record-breaking animals, from Jonathan the tortoise (190) to Spike the dog (23).
A Chihuahua in America has been named the world's oldest living dog - after reaching the ripe old age of 23 years and 43 days.
Spike, who was found abandoned in a car park 13 years ago by current owner Rita Kimball, has defied the average lifespan of a dog by about 10 years.
It's even more impressive considering the cruel mistreatment he had endured: Kimball told Guiness World Records "he had been shaved up his back [and] had blood stains around his neck from a chain or rope".
To mark Spike's achievement, Yahoo News UK takes a look at a selection of other record-breaking animals who have defied the march of time.
Jonathan the tortoise (190 and counting)
Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise, pictured in 2017. (AFP via Getty Images)
Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise, is the world's oldest living land animal, having celebrated his 190th birthday last month.
Based in Saint Helena, a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic Ocean, Jonathan is also the oldest tortoise ever and, as pointed out by Guiness World Records last year, has lived through milestones such as the first photograph (1838) and invention of the lightbulb (1878).
In an update last year, the Saint Helena government said Jonathan is fed "by hand once a week to boost his calories, vitamins, minerals and trace elements, as he is blind and has no sense of smell. His hearing though is excellent and he loves the company of humans, and responds well to his vet Joe Hollins' voice as he associates him with a feast."
Flossie the cat (27 and counting)
Flossie the cat. (PA)
The average lifespan of a cat is between 12 and 14 years, but London-based Flossie has doubled this.
In November, she became the world's oldest living cat by reaching 26 years and 329 days.
After she was handed to the Cats Protection charity earlier in the year, she was matched with Vicki Green, of Orpington and also aged 27, who said: "I knew from the start that Flossie was a special cat, but I didn't imagine I'd be sharing my home with a Guinness World Records title holder. She's so affectionate, playful and sweet, especially when you remember how old she is."
Cookie the parrot (83)
Cookie at his 83rd birthday party in 2016. (Chicago Zoological Society)
Cookie, an 83-year-old Major Mitchell's cockatoo, was the oldest bird to have ever lived.
He lived at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago and was part of its original collection of animals when it opened in 1934.
He died in 2016 and the Chicago Zoological Society said he "touched many people's lives", adding: "He was a very charismatic animal and definitely had a loyal fan base. He will be greatly missed."
Fatou the gorilla (65 and counting)
Fatou enjoys her 65th birthday cake in April last year. (Getty Images)
Fatou is the oldest living gorilla in captivity and turned 65 in April last year. The normal lifespan of a gorilla is about 35 years.
Residing at Berlin Zoo, she was given a birthday cake made of fruit to celebrate the milestone - and scoffed the whole thing in one sitting.
Muja the alligator (86 and counting)
Muja pictured at Belgrade Zoo in 2018. (Reuters)
Muja is the oldest American alligator in the world living in captivity.
He was brought to Belgrade Zoo from Germany in 1937, a year after it opened. He survived three bombings of the city, two during the Second World War and one during the NATO bombing of Yugoslav in 1999. In his latter years, he has even become a hit on TikTok.
'Unknown' tyre rule could see you fined £100 and given three penalty points
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Down to the wire: Arizona candidates campaign at ASU polling location
With just hours left in the contentious midterm election, candidates made their case
Gubernatorial candidate David Garcia visits students at the Palo Verde polling station in Tempe, Arizona, on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018
By Isaac Windes and Kiara Quaranta | 11/07/18 3:15am
As record-shattering turnout led to long lines of students on ASU's Tempe campus, a cadre of candidates stopped in for some last-minute campaigning with young voters.
In the morning and early afternoon hours of voting, Democratic candidates ranging from state offices like Superintendent for Public Instruction to Congressional candidates made their last-minute pitches to young voters.
Republican Senate candidate Martha McSally visited the polling location in the afternoon.
"We feel good about today but we're fighting for every last vote as you can see," McSally said. "The only poll that matters is when they count up the ballots tonight. We feel like we had a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of support and energy and we'll wait to see what the voters decide."
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Arizona State Mine Inspector candidate William Pierce visits students at the Palo Verde polling station in Tempe, Arizona, on Tuesday Nov. 6, 2018
Also among the aspiring politicians was the Democratic candidate for Superintendent for Public Instruction, Kathy Hoffman.
"I'm going to introduce myself to these voters and thank them for voting," Hoffman said. "Across the whole country, we really want to see young adults voting — I am also part of that generation where we do have low voter turnout."
Hoffman said current trends that show older people turning out to vote more than young people are disheartening. She said that young voter turnout "is really important so the people of my generation can have their voices heard."
"To me, that says that people in the 50 to 80-year-old range are making all the decisions for the future of our country, but really it's our future."
Another candidate, who garnered selfies from students up and down the crowd was the Democratic candidate for Arizona State Mine Inspector, Bill Pierce.
Read More: The Legend of Bill Pierce: Arizona's newest political outsider
Pierce said that he wasn't making stops at any other polling locations other than ASU, and that he was feeling good about his chances. He said he was inspired to come out by students who dressed up as him on Halloween.
"I saw posted on my Facebook page a lot of the students here dressed up like me for Halloween, so I had to come out and say hello," Pierce said. "I'm hoping that the blue tsunami does come true. The most important thing too is our education – get that funded, get somebody in there that will do something for education."
Earlier in the day, Democratic candidate for Governor David Garcia stopped by before the lines reached their peak length.
"We're out here because we need your voice," Garcia said. "Arizona can move in an entirely different direction if we get the voting population to look like the demographic population … we need younger voters out here at the polls, we need to hear your voice."
@dg4az is talking with students outside the Tempe voting location for @statepress pic.twitter.com/mQWpEtxw5W
— Isaac Windes (@isaacdwindes) November 6, 2018
Garcia said he was excited to see the record turnout at ASU.
"We've said since the beginning of our campaign that we need new voters, new energy, new enthusiasm because new doesn't vote for the same old politics," Garcia said. "You all have this state in your hands. We need voters who are going to look to the future of Arizona."
Former Phoenix Mayor and Congressional candidate Greg Stanton made a brief appearance and said that that he was enthralled with the high turnout.
Rep. Greg Stanton visits the Palo Verde West polling station in Tempe, Arizona, on Tuesday Nov. 6, 2018.
"The numbers so far among the young voters here are really doing well, and we expect this day of voting to be spectacular and full of life, and I expect young voters to really speak loudly in this election," Stanton said. "I'm excited about that."
Stanton said the issues he campaigned on were very important to young voters.
"Congress, as it relates to the deficit or climate change, are going to impact these young people's lives and their kids and grandkids, so it's important that they have their voices heard," Stanton said. "We're Americans — this is democracy — people died for this, and so the least we can do is participate in this incredible gift we've been given of a democracy to have your voice heard."
Overall, candidates who visited students had a message of reform, change and enthusiasm heading into the final hours of the contentious 2018 midterm election.
Editor's note: Wissam Melhem contributed to the reporting in this article. Stay updated on ASU's election coverage with the State Press.
This article has been updated with quotes by U.S. Senate candidate Republican Martha McSally.
Reach the reporters at isaac.windes@asu.edu and krquaran@asu.edu or follow @isaacdwindes and @kiaraquaranta Twitter


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Ashley Naramore
Garland County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(501) 609-9800	307 B Carpenter Dam Road
Hot Springs,	AR 71901
Business, Estate Planning, Probate and Tax
Western New England University School of Law and University of Arkansas School of Law
Ashley Naramore focuses on estate planning needs of individuals, families and small businesses of all ages and circumstances. A limited focus enables her to be particularly sensitive to the situations her clients confront. Other areas of practice include special needs planning, adoption, durable powers of attorney, guardianship, second marriage planning, gun trusts, healthcare directives, deeds/real estate and LLCs.
Larry Watkins
Pulaski County, AR Business Law Lawyer
(501) 688-8800	425 West Capitol Ave.
Little Rock,	AR 72201
Business, Construction and Energy
Larry Watkins is an Arkansas construction attorney in the Construction Law Practice Area whose primary legal practice focuses on construction contracts, litigation, arbitration, and mediation - providing counsel for local, national, and international projects. He is also an Professor of Construction Law at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law (ADJ). Bringing over 20 years of industry experience to the table, and as a construction attorney in Arkansas, Mr. Watkins has worked both as an attorney for a large law firm and as corporate counsel for one of the largest engineering and construction companies in the world....
Pulaski County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 5 years of experience
(501) 891-6976	900 S. Shackleford Road
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
University of Arkansas School of Law
Jennifer Glover joined Natural State Law in 2018 as a partner. Her practice areas include family law (divorce, custody, prenuptial agreements, child support, grandparent rights, and much more), probate, adoption, guardianship, estate planning, and small business related issues.
Prior to practicing law, Jennifer worked as a paralegal for eight years in a busy family law firm. Jennifer is a qualified ad litem for children in Domestic Relations and Probate matters and for children in dependency neglect matters. She also worked as a caseworker for the Division of Children and Family Services where she experienced firsthand the value of competent legal representation...
Jarred Kibbey
(501) 916-2879	900 S SHACKLEFORD RD, STE 705
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning, Probate and Securities
Jarred Kibbey co-founded Natural State Law, PLLC.
Prior to opening the firm, Jarred served a wide array of organizations from large not-for-profit insurance companies, to small privately held companies where he worked directly with some of the largest employers and most respected health systems in the country to create innovative business solutions to complex problems.
Jarred also served as the Senior Policy Advisor to the Arkansas Department of Health and Senior Healthcare Advisor to Governor Hutchinson.
Jarred's diverse, real-world experience in both business and government provide him with unique set of skills to work on the most challenging of issues for his clients.
J. Don Overton
Pulaski County, AR Business Law Attorney with 13 years of experience
(501) 563-0186	115 South Victory Street
Free ConsultationBusiness, Arbitration & Mediation, Construction and Real Estate
William H. Bowen School of Law
I operate a boutique law practice dedicated to legal issues that involve the areas of Construction Law, Real Estate Law, Green Building/Sustainable Development Law, Hotel/Hospitality Law and Small Business Law.
William J Changose
Pulaski County, AR Business Law Attorney with 5 years of experience
(501) 916-9848	900 S Shackleford Rd
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
I'm a retired Air Force officer and pilot who transitioned into civilian leadership roles and have a passion for law and serving my clients. I've been a company president, on a the board of a publicly traded bank, and chief operating officer of several companies.
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Robert M. Wilson III
(501) 219-9388	400 W. Capitol Ave.
Free ConsultationBusiness, Collections, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Litigation Associate for Wilson and Associates. Former Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for Pulaski County. Former Washington DC congressional staffer. Experienced in mortgage banking, real estate, collections, and criminal law.
Adam D. Reid
(501) 376-3800	425 W CAPITOL AVE
The John Marshall Law School and The John Marshall Law School
Tax, trusts and estates lawyer who enjoys helping his clients meet and exceed their individual, family and business objectives.
Karen Baim Reagler
(888) 850-2021	307B Carpenter Dam Road
Western New England University School of Law and Washington University School of Law
Karen Baim Reagler is partner of Baim Reagler & Naramore, PLLC, located in Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village. Mrs. Reagler focuses her practice on estate planning and administration, trusts, wills, guardianships, uncontested adoptions, powers of attorney, and corporate law. She is admitted to practice in Arkansas, Tennessee and Missouri. Mrs. Reagler earned her B.A. (religion) degree from Duke University and her M.A. (Near Eastern Studies) and J.D. (law) degrees from Washington University. She completed her LL.M. (masters of law) in Elder Law and Estate Planning at Western New England University. Mrs. Reagler clerked...
Jennifer Williams Flinn
(501) 436-4646	124 W. Capitol Ave, Suite 1500
Free ConsultationBusiness, Appeals, Education and Family
Jennifer is the founder and owner of the Flinn Law Firm, P.A. located in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. She is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law, where she teaches a course in Education Law. Prior to starting her own practice, Jennifer served as a policy advisor to Governor Mike Beebe, specializing in education and health care policy. Jennifer has also served as an attorney in the Arkansas Department of Education's General Counsel's Office, and immediately upon graduating from law school, Jennifer had the pleasure of serving as a judicial law...
M. Beau Durbin
(501) 321-1481	127 Hawthorne Street
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Beau's practice areas include real estate law, business transactions, estate planning, probate, eminent domain and personal injury litigation. Beau was raised in Hot Springs, Arkansas and is a graduate of Lakeside High School (class of 1998). Beau completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Mississippi in 2002, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration. He received his Juris Doctorate degree in 2006 at the University of Arkansas School of Law in Little Rock. Beau is a partner at Crow & Durbin, Attorneys at Law. In addition to practicing law, Beau owns and operates...
David W. Sterling
Pulaski County, AR Business Law Attorney
8712 Counts Massie Road
North Little Rock,	AR 72113
Business, Employment and Insurance Defense
Admitted: United States Supreme Court Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas Arkansas Supreme Court Honors: AV Preeminent Martindale Hubbell Rating, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Mid-South Super Lawyers (Business Litigation), 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Arkansas Bar Association, Frank C. Elcan, II Leadership Award, 2005
Melanie J. McClure
(501) 954-8073	8712 Counts Massie Road
Bryan Christian
Pulaski County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(501) 823-0613	10515 West Markham St. Ste. J-1
Free ConsultationBusiness, Collections, Elder and Estate Planning
Bryan is a solo practice attorney concentrating his practice in the areas of Business Law, Commercial Litigation and Transactions, Elder, Estate Planning, Probate Law, Family Law and Real Estate. Bryan has a passion for Arkansas families and their personal relationships, businesses, assets, and real estate. He is an active member of New Life Church of Arkansas donating his time and education for the enrichment of others lives for the greater good of the community.
Dennis K. Wilson
(501) 372-1212	1 Riverfront Place, Suite 415
Free ConsultationBusiness, Elder and Estate Planning
Attorney Dennis K. Wilson is a graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law. He served as a law clerk for the honorable Morris S. Arnold, Federal Appeals Court Judge for the United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Judicial Circuit. After opening his own firm in 1996, Wilson partnered with Brandon Haubert in the Fall of 2013 to form Wilson & Haubert, PLLC, now known as WHLaw. In January 2019, Dennis partnered with Winburn, Wilson, Schrader & Shram, PLLC.
Dennis has lectured extensively on Estate Planning, Asset Protection, Charitable Gift Planning, and Elder Law...
Kathleen Marie McDonald
Business and Immigration
Shane Ethridge
Garland County, AR Business Law Attorney with 11 years of experience
(501) 318-1900	524 Ouachita Avenue
Free ConsultationBusiness, Consumer, Criminal Defense and Divorce
John S. Stobaugh
Garland County, AR Business Law Attorney with 7 years of experience
(501) 624-1252	123 Market Street
Business, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Divorce
Born in McGehee, Arkansas in 1988, John graduated from McGehee High School followed by earning a degree from Texas A&M University in Agricultural Economics. In 2013, he earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. John was admitted to the practice of law in Arkansas and joined Bell & Boyd, PLLC as an associate attorney in August 2013, where he represented clients in various legal matters including probate, estate planning, divorce, custody, adoptions, guardianships, commercial litigation, real estate transactions, and property issues.
During his time with Bell & Boyd,...
Beau Britton
Garland County, AR Business Law Attorney
(501) 624-1252	123 Market St.
Hot Springs ,	AR 71901
Business, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
Beau Britton, Attorney at Law, has a general law practice in Hot Springs, Arkansas serving the state in all legal areas with an emphasis in Estate Planning, Real Estate Law, and Business and Corporate Law, and General Civil Litigation.
Mr. Britton prides himself on offering his clients the dedication and hard work that their cases deserve. He conducts his practice with professionalism and keeps his clients informed and involved in their case. His practice is a general practice that seeks to serve you and your family in any legal matter that you may encounter. His goal is to obtain the best...
Richard Lee Quintus
(501) 228-7600	900 S. Shackleford, Suite 725
Business, Insurance Defense, Real Estate and Workers' Comp
Have participated in numerous types of cases involving personal injuries, construction disputes and injuries, financial cases and class actions. Have also assisted people in pro bono matters and those without access to funds or legal representation.
I have also mentored younger persons and law students for legal development and awareness of the changing areas in law.
John Dewey Watson
(501) 370-1536	400 W Capitol Ave, Ste. 2000
Business, Arbitration & Mediation, Construction and Employment
Nathan Bradley Lewis
(888) 674-5327	1719 Broadway Street
Free ConsultationBusiness and DUI & DWI
Stephen L. Shirron
Hot Spring County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(501) 332-0088	410 Locust Street
Malvern,	AR 72104
Business, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Traffic Tickets
B.A. Criminology, A.S.U. 2003 J.D. Berry University, Orlando, FL 2007 Admitted to practice in Arkansas September 2007
Sheldon Douglas Smith
(501) 221-0444	500 Pleasant Valley Drive
Building C
Business, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
Sheldon Smith lives in Little Rock with his wife and three children and graduated from Covenant College in 1995 and The University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in 2002. Mr. Smith is a member of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and is licensed to practice in all State and Federal Courts in Arkansas. His areas of practice include commercial litigation, personal injury, civil rights, wrongful death, and product liability.
Josh Rovelli
212 E. Markham St.
Business, Family and Personal Injury
Aggressive, intelligent, affordable counsel.
124 W. Capital Ave.
Business, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Travis J. Morrissey
Garland County, AR Business Law Lawyer
Christopher R Warthen
Lonoke County, AR Business Law Lawyer
Cabot,	AR 72023
Business, Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense and Divorce
Chris Warthen has over 14 years of experience in law and medical sciences. His engagements incorporate a broad range of professional expertise, including strategist, chemist, attorney and historian. By bringing all these disciplines to bear on behalf of his clients, Chris provides effective critical thinking that leads to insights into the legal, judicial and human factors that are at play in resolving even the most difficult matters. Chris began his career as a chemist after attaining his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with a minor in Mathematics at Texas State University in 2000. Following...
Joseph Charlson
Faulkner County, AR Business Law Lawyer
930 Wingate St
Suite E7
Conway,	AR 72034
Business, Estate Planning and Probate
Donald E Knapp, Jr.
Phillips County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(870) 338-3100	425 Cherry St.
Helena,	AR 72342
Free ConsultationBusiness, Bankruptcy, Personal Injury and Probate
As the managing partner and founder of Knapp Law Firm and Knapp and Associates, I manage a team of skilled lawyers, legal professionals and support staff representing clients in multiple states across the Southeastern United States. Being licensed in seven states, a host of federal jurisdictions, a member of the United States Supreme Court Bar and operating four offices allows us to provide the best legal representation possible for our clients through the use of cutting edge technology, required continuing education for our professionals and having only the best people on our team. Whether our clients...
Mr. Joshua Q. Mostyn
Benton County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(855) 464-4529	2601 N. Walton Blvd.
Suite MP
Bentonville,	AR 72712
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Family and Landlord Tenant
Josh oversees a wide variety of practice areas at the firm, including Commercial Litigation, Real estate, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury. The firm offers additional services in the areas of Family Law, Estate Planning, Probate, and a host of other legal services.
Josh represents many clients as "Outside General Counsel" and manages a wide array of legal issues for many small and medium sized companies conducting business throughout the state, the U.S., and around the world.
Josh is licensed to practice in both state and federal court. He is a past President of the Benton County Bar Association, and currently...
Jonathan Cigainero
(501) 710-6500	415 N McKinley St
Free ConsultationBusiness, Bankruptcy, Environmental and Estate Planning
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville and Baylor Law School
Jon Cigainero grew up working on a small family farm in Northeast Texas and went to college in at Baylor University. After graduating from Baylor, Jon worked for a John Deere dealership network in Eastern Arkansas a service manager and agricultural technology consultant. After working in the ag industry for four years, Jon moved to Fayetteville to enroll in the University of Arkansas School of Law and graduated with honors. Jon began his legal career as a law clerk for the University of Arkansas Office of General Counsel and moved to private practice afterwards. Jon's practice is focused on...
KC Dupps Tucker
Washington County, AR Business Law Attorney with 13 years of experience
(479) 316-3760	1830 Shelby Lane
Fayetteville,	AR 72704
Business, Agricultural, Employment and Environmental
University of Arkansas School of Law and University of Arkansas School of Law
"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." – Alfred Lord Tennyson
K.C. Dupps Tucker is a partner and founder of the Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP. K.C.'s practice involves representing individuals and corporations in all phases of complex civil litigation—with a focus on business and agricultural issues.
Although she grew up in Northwest Arkansas, K.C. graduated from Colorado College 1995 with B.A. in Political Science and Theatre. Upon graduation, she worked for Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences as the Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Director. In 2007, K.C. received her Juris Doctorate from the University of...
Kristy Boehler
Washington County, AR Business Law Attorney with 9 years of experience
Business, Agricultural, Employment and Insurance Defense
University of Arkansas School of Law, University of Arkansas School of Law and Drake University
Kristy E. Boehler is a partner with the Law Group of Northwest Arkansas LLP. She focuses her practice on agricultural and food law, after growing up on a row crop and cattle farm. Kristy graduated cum laude from Drake University in 2007, with a B.A. in Political Science and Law, Politics, and Society. Afterward, she attended law school at the University of Arkansas School of Law, graduating with a Juris Doctorate in 2011. While in school law, Kristy was a member of the Arkansas Law Review and wrote "Poultry Growers in Arkansas: Agents or Independent Contractors?", 63...
James Lucas Graham
Independence County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(501) 351-6373	405 Dowell Lane
Batesville,	AR 72501
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
The Graham Law Firm is located in Batesville, Arkansas, but will accept cases from anywhere in the State. Practice areas include Property Law, Contract Law, Family Law (Divorce, Custody, Guardianships, and Adoptions); Personal Injury; Estate Planning; Probate; and General Civil Litigation. At the Graham Law firm, we limit the number of cases we take so that we can fight for our clients the way they deserve to be fought for. And, for a limited time during the pandemic, the Graham Law Firm is offering free initial phone consultations. So, if you have a legal issue and think you may...
Lindsey Thomson
Little River County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 11 years of experience
Ashdown,	AR 71822
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Family and Municipal
Lindsey A. Thomson is committed to providing highly skilled, aggressive legal representation for a fair and reasonable cost. She is a general solo practitioner primarily focused on family law, such as divorce and custody, along with personal injury, civil litigation, estate planning, real estate, and contracts. She is licensed in both Arkansas and Texas. She also serves as the City Attorney & Prosecutor of Ashdown, Arkansas. Call today for a free one-on-one consultation at (870) 898-4600 or by email at lathomsonlaw@gmail.com.
Ms. Kristine Bradt Kendrick
Carroll County, AR Business Law Attorney with 43 years of experience
(479) 253-7200	121 E Van Buren Ste 4
Eureka Springs,	AR 72632
Business, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Probate
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law and Tulane University School of Law
Landon M. Reeves
Independence County, AR Business Law Attorney with 4 years of experience
(870) 376-4455	500 East Main Street, Suite 301
Free ConsultationBusiness, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Landon was born and raised in Batesville, Arkansas and is proud to call Batesville his hometown. Landon has practiced in Little Rock with one of the largest national law firms in Arkansas with over 500 attorneys and 25 offices nationwide where he regularly worked with some of the largest corporations in Arkansas and the nation, as well as small and medium-sized companies. His experience in working on large scale transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, and other strategic transactions, as well as all matters related to corporate governance and business development is what sets him apart in Batesville. When asked what excites...
Scott Vorhees
Benton County, AR Business Law Attorney with 21 years of experience
(479) 262-0233	811 N. Dixieland Road
Rogers,	AR 72756
Free ConsultationBusiness, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
From an early age, Scott has made it his mission to help others during their time of need. He has a passion for the Constitution and for seeking justice. Choosing a career as a trial lawyer was easy for Scott, because it allows him to carry out his passion of helping others during their period of personal tragedies. Scott has dedicated his entire career to becoming an advocate for personal injury victims. He truly believes that the courtroom is where many meaningful battles can be won, including standing up to unscrupulous corporations and insurance companies.
Jeffrey Leroy Dangeau
Washington County, AR Business Law Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(479) 409-7265	3284 N. Rom Orchard Rd.
Free ConsultationBusiness, Administrative, Energy and Real Estate
Business Attorney licensed in Arkansas with 30 years experience in energy, utility, corporate and real estate law, government relations, and real estate investment and management. 22 years experience as member of business management teams. Strong legal and business writing skills with clear and concise writing and oral presentation styles.
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Solidatus was engineered within Threadneedle Technology Ltd and launched in February 2017. The idea for the software came about after Co-Founders Philip Dutton and Philip Miller began to notice a consistent pattern of data management problems during their combined 35 years of consulting.
Solidatus was first and foremost designed as a practitioner's tool that would help accelerate the projects they were tasked with on a daily basis. However, very quickly, it was clear to see that the tool could have a far greater impact then was first intended.
We have worked closely with Imperial College London, through the alumni and Industrial placement programme, and have hired some of the best and brightest graduates to help develop Solidatus and making it into the award-winning data lineage solution it is today.
We are a small tight-knit team that have been working together in different capacities in the financial world for several years. We have been closely involved in building successful businesses before and have ambitious plans for the next phase of our journey.
Over the last year, the Solidatus team has doubled in size and we things are looking to continue to grow. We are always on the lookout for the best people to help us grow Solidatus. If you feel you can bring something new to the team or would like to explore how you can help us achieve our goals, get in touch today.
Philip is a Senior System Architect & Project Manager with over 17 years' experience in the Financial Services focusing on global transformational change projects.
Philip is passionate about transforming complex systems landscapes.
Philip is a Senior Architect, Analyst and Engineer with over 20 years' experience within Financial Services specialising in high-performance computing, complex event processing and system integration. He is an acknowledged expert is real-time regulatory reporting.
With over 20 years of experience in developing businesses, Howard is an accomplished commercial director with a proven track record with start-ups. He has played a pivotal role in bringing Solidatus to market.
Daniel has a first-class degree in Computing from Imperial College and has been the principal programmer for Solidatus since the company's inception. He runs a team of engineers in London.
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Location Digital Recording provides editing and mastering services for CD projects. From assembling your project to a final master, sound design for theater.
Mastering is the final step where you can creatively apply sophisticated tools such as equalizations, compression and limiting to alter the overall sound quality of the project. Equalizers allow you to fine tune the overall tonal quality of the project. Using high quality equalizers lets you tailor the frequency response to your liking, as well as bring out sections that may need a bit more presence, OR, to tone down a part that may be too up front.
LDR uses the Sonic Studio system by Sonic Solutions as our main mastering tool. The Sonic system provides the highest quality A/D-D/A converters available to ensure that your project maintains the highest integrity through the conversion chain. We keep all projects in the digital domain from start to final output.You've spent a lot of time and money on the initial recording of your project. Perhaps it was a live recording, a studio session with many takes, or a live session – again with many takes. If it was a multitrack project, you've spent countless hours mixing (and agonizing over those mixes) as well. Now comes the time to edit and assemble all of that material to a final master CD or file to send on to the duplication facility.
Editing and mastering provides the final opportunity to fine tune the project to your liking. Remember that you (and many others) will have to listen to it for a long time, so, you want it to sound the best that it possibly can. Editing allows you to assemble the many pieces or "takes" that you have recorded into a final cohesive master. It also lets you produce the final order of the songs and the spacing between them so that the project "flows" the way you would like it to.
Compressors and limiters are used to bring out the overall volume of the project while controlling some of the peaks that can lead to distortion. Creative use of these tools makes a project much more listenable for radio airplay, home stereo systems and the car.
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Facing a crisis—or worried you might be in the future?
Posted by Delroy A. Whyte-Hall on 2016/03/12
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You're not alone. Nearly every major organization confronts a crisis at one time or another, whether it's a three-week kerfuffle or a yearlong federal investigation. In the age of Twitter, even a lowly employee can ignite a crisis.
"Today, reputation management is only as good as an organization's search results," says Gini Dietrich, founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich.
Here are some tips from the experts for getting out ahead of your crisis. Remember: It starts with preparation.
Prepare on a 'sunny day.'
The worst time to deal with your crisis is on a dark day in the middle of your crisis, says Gerard Braud, a media coach and former network TV reporter. Prepare when the weather's clear—when the phones aren't ringing and mobile TV transmitters aren't setting up right outside your CEO's house.
First, set up an account with CNN iReport, which enables you to upload video for potential broadcast. Sign up with iReport and figure it out on your clear day so it's ready when your crisis hits, and you can produce your own videos or B-roll.
Braud uploads videos of 38 to 52 seconds each. Practice shooting video on your smartphone and sharing it to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
Create a 'first critical statement.'
This should be in every crisis communications plan, Braud says. The first critical statement is a way to tell the world that a crisis has happened, you know about it, your organization is dealing with it, and you will provide more information as soon as you have it. When few facts are known, it allows the PR person to:
Acknowledge the crisis
Provide basic facts
Say something quotable, while promising more information at a future briefing
Be targeted.
Focus messaging on the right audience, says Gil Rudawsky of GroundFloor Media in Denver. Which mainstream media outlets will reach them? What about social media?
If you act quickly, he says, it shows that your organization is addressing the issues. Presenting the facts early on can defuse a negative situation and keep it from spiraling. Get a statement out, and make your spokesperson available while reporters are baying for red meat.
"Act swiftly," says Dietrich. "You might think you'll never have to worry about reputation management, but social media creates an environment where you have to be on your toes all day, every day."
An employee could say something racist online, she says. A customer could spread lies about your organization on Facebook, or a competitor might engage in a whisper campaign against you. Have a communications expert on your team (or on speed dial) and respond right away, Dietrich says.
Keep it concise—but comprehensive.
Crisis communication should be compact, delivering a lot of information in a small space and time, Rudawsky says. Articulate what the company is doing and, if possible, how long the process might take, he adds. Don't commit to a timeframe if you aren't sure of it; if a solution is not imminent, let your customers know.
Be candid.
Perhaps more so than any other content you create, crisis communication must be honest and clear if the company's audiences are going to trust you to get through the event.
Have a heart.
Regardless of the source of the problem, it's likely you have let your customers or employees down, Rudawsky says. Acknowledge this, and get to work to ensure it doesn't happen again.
Monitor the media real-time.
Otto Hoering, media measurement manager at Ketchum, says real-time monitoring of TV and radio is especially useful in crises. (These can include product recalls, major layoffs and SEC investigations.)
For example, "if there's any kind of lawsuit where a client's being sued for something, it's really important to have instant feedback on what's being said in the media about that," Hoering says.
Remember that location trumps expertise.
Location (the farmer in a cornfield who videos the crashed alien spaceship with his iPhone) trumps expertise (the Washington correspondent in front of NSA's Alien Tracking Division headquarters). This is also true of your crisis. The guy shooting a chemical spill in a ditch with his BlackBerry gets the air time.
"When you are on location, you are golden," Braud says. "If the yahoo is on location and you're back in the office, the yahoo has the advantage over you."
Call an event what it is.
YouTube is the second-most-powerful search engine on the planet, Braud says. Want your spin on that refinery fire to turn up? Do not "corporately sanitize" the title of your video.
Call a fire a fire. Don't call it "an event in which something got warm and caused flickering images," he suggests.
Get the right person out in front.
Should your executives speak to journalists? Should a PR pro? Or should multiple spokespeople?
Braud recommends that you train numerous staffers as spokespeople. In a crisis, the PR person should speak during the first hour of the crisis, he says. By the end of the second hour of a fast-breaking crisis, a subject matter expert should be out front. If needed, the subject matter expert can remain as spokesman if the crisis is ongoing. The final news briefing of the day might be the best time to feature the chief executive.
Several years ago, when Toyota recalled 9 million vehicles in the United States because of accelerator pedals that could become stuck or trapped by floor mats, key leaders held community chats via Digg Dialogg and Twitter. This put executives before the public in new ways.
This had not been the protocol, given that the company identity lay in the collective. Toyota communicators realized that consumers wanted to see a face and to know that high-level executives were taking their concerns seriously.
Apologize when needed.
When Microsoft's Outlook.com email service crashed, some customers were without email for three days. Microsoft's apologized with a 400-word statement. It simply and honestly explained a technical issue and the ways the company would fix the glitch so it wouldn't happen again, Rudawsky says.
It was effective because the company actually made a public apology, emailing it directly to all of its Outlook customers. It could have simply apologized though the media or posted it on a website, but instead it owned the mea culpa, Rudawsky says.
Recognize that everything is external.
Every internal memo that Lehigh University sent out during a yearlong federal civil rights investigation was immediately forwarded to the press, says Jordan Reese, director of media relations. Your audience always includes the general public; speak accordingly.
"So, we were not [just] speaking internally anymore," Reese says. "We never really were."
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