text: Haley Lerner is a student at Boston University where she is majoring in Journalism and minoring in Political Science. Haley will be graduating from BU in the spring of 2021. Haley is originally from Long Island, New York and loves spending time in New York City visiting museums, attending concerts, shopping and trying new food. In addition to writing celebrity news for CupidsPulse.com, she works as an associate city news editor at BU’s independent student newspaper, The Daily Free Press. At the DFP, Haley has interviewed a senator and college presidents, covered political protests and elections, reported breaking news and shared the opinions of Boston residents and students. She also models for BU’s fashion magazine, Off the Cuff, and was featured on the cover of the magazine for the Spring 2018 issue. Haley’s passion is to write and hopes to one day become a professional political or arts and culture journalist, where she can hopefully travel around the world. While she loves independent drama films, horror movies and crime television shows, Haley’s guilty pleasure is watching cheesy romantic comedies and The Bachelor franchise. Her favorite celebrity couple is former Bachelor Sean Lowe and wife Catherine Giudici because she loves that they are one of the few couples from the franchise to make their relationship last and enjoys their goofy sense of humor. Haley’s ideal date night would be strolling through an art museum with dinner at a cute café or funky restaurant afterwards.

industry_corpus2: Media & Journalism


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All 150 Clarksburg Chamber of Commerce members celebrated as it recently launched its new and improved website, charting a new future for the promising networking organization of northern Montgomery County.
The new site has a fresh new look designed to improve visitors’ experience using the Chamber’s resources, while being seamlessly integrated with the member database, according to Ibi Teleki Sofillas, president of the board of directors of the chamber. Visitors will be able to locate legislative resources, business directories, events calendar and even their member profile, she said. Improvements are continually being made, including a new section with blog posts that will highlight local legislative and community updates important to the business community, as well as local businesses’ own updates and news.
The website’s new address is https://clarksburgchamberofcommerce.org, and includes more security features such as SSL encrypted sessions. The prior URL www.clarksburgchamberofcommerce.com redirects to the new site.
The new website layout features two navigation bars. The top bar has quick links that direct to the member portal, a directory of chamber members, regional events calendar, and general information about the chamber.
The main navigation bar directs users to six main sections with subsections: about the chamber, membership, advocacy resources, committee information, events and information about hosting an event, and the newsroom, which features press releases and a photo gallery.
Auxilium Technology, Inc., a Web Development and Digital Marketing firm based in Rockville, MD, was selected as the chamber’s trusted business partner in developing their new website.
“Auxilium knows what it means to be the best, as demonstrated by their five-star client rating. They have been an engaged member of the chamber for many years, and we are thrilled to recognize them with this partnership,” said Teleki Sofillas. In recognition for the many hours spent developing the chamber’s new website, the chamber awarded a three-year corporate sponsorship to Auxilium Technology.
“Giving back is part of the Auxilium Technology culture. Our approach and commitment to important organizations enhances our working lives by keeping us engaged and by providing opportunities for us to contribute towards it. We believe in the Clarksburg Chamber of Commerce and that together we make a big difference in the community,” Ed Samuels, Chief Technology Officer at Auxilium Technology said.
People now have more information at their fingertips with smartphones than ever before. The new site is designed to show up correctly on any mobile phones. With the chamber’s exponential growth in the past two years, members needed information about their business networking organization at their fingertips. The new site with its Responsive Design and engaging content will serve this growing community for many years ahead.
“With the new site, we’re building the story about all this region has to offer,” Teleki Sofillas said.
About the Clarksburg Chamber of Commerce – The Clarksburg Chamber of Commerce is a local organization of businesses seeking to further collective business interests, while advancing our community. We are a member-led civic and economic advancement organization governed by an elected board of directors. Monthly meetings and after-hours social events provide business-to-business networking, visibility, and resources for Clarksburg business leaders. Through member-led committees, the Chamber aims to achieve its goals, including: to strengthen our community, making it attractive to business leaders, residents, visitors, and investors; to promote growth of member businesses; to serve as a unified voice for the employer community; and to create effective networks to further the Chamber’s and members’ goals. Clarksburg Chamber members share the ambition for sustained prosperity of the Clarksburg region, built on thriving employers.
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The few Australian towns to be christened after women rather than men – the likes of Margaret River and Alice Springs – are rarely very feminine when you actually get there.
Katherine sits as a prime example: named after the daughter of a mid-1800s pastoralist and sitting some three hours south of Darwin, it’s a largely unvarnished, true-blue Northern Territory town, not especially big but heavily endowed with Aussie character. Those making the road trip between Darwin and the Red Centre tend to pit-stop here, and there’s a surprising amount to enjoy, not least in the form of the supremely beautiful Nitmiluk Gorge.
Around 20 minutes’ drive from Katherine's town centre brings you to Nitmiluk National Park, best known for the magnificent eight-mile gorge which slices through its heart. Most visitors come during the Northern Territory’s bearably warm dry season (May-October), a time when lowered water levels mean the gorge splits into 13 separate sections, all seemingly vying to outdo each other in the aesthetic stakes.
In a canoe, even exploring the first two sub-gorges makes for a glorious adventure: you’ll be utterly dwarfed by the sandstone cliffs rearing up around you, while the sight of freshwater crocodiles (aka the non-traveller-eating kind) basking on the banks adds an only-in-Oz frisson.
Do it Down Under: Nitmiluk Tours rent single canoes for $51 (four hours) or $64 (eight hours) and double canoes for $36.50pp (four hours) or $47pp (eight hours). During Dec-March canoe hiring is not available. Overnight trips are also on offer.
The five-day, 36-mile Jatbula Trail is more than just a long-distance walk. Taking hikers along Nitmiluk National Park’s most scenic cliff-tops and chasms, it follows a path that the local Jawoyn (pronounced Jar-wen) people have been using for thousands of years.
There are ancient rock art sites en route, as well as a wildlife roster that includes wallabies, dingoes and fruit bats. It’s a pretty serious undertaking – you’ll need to carry plenty of camping equipment, not to mention water – but as a way of experiencing the park’s less-visited corners and learning more about the region’s traditional land-owners, it takes some beating.
Do it Down Under: Each day brings a walk of around 10-17km. The Jatbula Trail is a medium to hard walk, suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness only. Further information at jatbulatrail.com.au.
Katherine itself has a handful of decent visitor attractions, among them the recently spruced-up museum, which gives insight into the area’s pioneering history. Top billing, however, goes to the Godinymayin Yijard Rivers Arts & Cultural Centre, open since 2012.
Unlike many such centres across Australia, it takes as its central tenet the celebration of “both indigenous and non-indigenous cultural expression”, making it a window onto the region as a whole rather than a spotlight on one particular social group. Exhibitions generally focus on art or photography, and the end results are impressive.
Gallery opens at 10am. Further information at www.gyracc.org.au.
Given the extreme temperatures the region can experience, there are times when the idea of jumping into a hot spring might sound about as tempting as a splash in a deep-fryer. Happily, however, the pandanus-shaded thermal pools on the southern outskirts of town provide refreshing refuge year-round (or at least when water levels allow), as evidenced by the mix of locals and travellers routinely to be found in various states of undress.
The council has made the springs a pretty smart attraction these days, with seating, wooden walkways and a gravel bed to keep the waters clear. And best of all? It’s free.
Do it Down Under: Located 2km southwest of town along the Victoria Highway.
Its location along the Stuart Highway means the Katherine region has a fairly hefty supply of accommodation options, whether you’re after a caravan park or a motel room. The two most colourful options are effectively attractions in their own right, between them catering for both ends of the budget spectrum. The first is the spanking new Cicada Lodge, a Jawoyn-owned retreat causing a stir in the luxury market (and boasting its own firepit for cooking crocodile tails, no less); the second is the near-legendary Coco’s House Backpackers, a slow-paced, chooks-in-the-yard hostel with one of the NT’s best didgeridoo shops.
Do it Down Under: You can find more info about either lodge, and their quirks, here Cicada Lodge and by calling Coco’s on +618 8971 2889.
Ben Lerwill is currently exploring the Northern Territory while researching a guidebook. He travelled the area with Britz, who offer campervan hire from 11 locations across Australia with a choice of nine different vehicle types, ranging from two- to six-berths and including three types of 4WD. Prices start from A$54/day for a two-berth based on a seven-day hire.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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In 1987 members of Melbourne’s refugee communities joined with a small group of medical and legal professionals and human rights organisations to convene a public meeting to discuss the provision of health services to survivors of torture.
A range of professionals became involved, and developed plans for a unique model – a hybrid that transcended discipline differences and would provide a range of approaches within a holistic service.
In 1988 two philanthropic trusts – The Myer Foundation and the Reichstein Foundation – provided seeding grants to explore the feasibility of a service for survivors of torture. This eventually led to government funding and one community development worker, Paris Aristotle, commenced work in a small house in Parkville.
Over the years that have followed, Foundation House has grown to become a world leader in the provision of services to survivors of torture and war related trauma. Today, the Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture employs more than 200 people and provides services to more than 5000 survivors each year. It also provides training, consultancy and support for service providers in the health, education and welfare sectors.
In Our Own Words has been produced to commemorate our 30th anniversary in 2017 and as a testament to our clients and our work. It is a companion piece to More Than Just Words, produced for our 20th anniversary, and continues to document the contribution our organisation makes to supporting survivors of torture, and to the wider community.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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The GoPro Fusion 360 is the the best 360 camera to use with Mapillary. Imagery from all other cameras works on our platform, but the Fusion has proven offer the most value and be the best camera for the price.
Charge your GoPro fully before embarking on a capture adventure or carry a power bank if your session will continue for more than 2 hours.
Place the camera close to the center of the vehicle with the LCD screen facing the back of the car. Adjust the angles of the mounts so that the camera’s lenses face the front and back of your vehicle.
Remove objects obstructing camera view (vehicle antenna).
Connect and secure external battery power.
We recommend using a selfie stick when walking.
You can either hold the stick in your hand or fasten it to a backpack in a steady, upright position.
Be sure to keep the camera at least 30 cm above your head to minimize interference from your head.
Make sure your camera battery is charging while you capture images.
The GoPro Fusion 360 can be used to capture without the GoPro app, but this limits its functionality.
The screen will display CAM NAME and PASSWORD.
In the app, select the camera icon to add a camera.
Use the GoPro app to make sure the necessary settings are activated, preview the image perspective, and start capture.
When you feel you have captured enough imagery, stop the capture.
Avoid capturing at night and when it is actively raining or snowing.
Avoid capturing too much of your vehicle hood, the sky, and the ground.
Be sure to fully charge your device before capturing and charge it throughout the duration of your capture session.
You must first prepare your GoPro Fusion imagery by stitching it (combining the image sequences).
Set the Video Codec to JPEG.
Set the D.Warp (Parallax Compensation) to On.
Set the Framerate to 2.
Note: *6K Resolution, the highest quality image output available, requires a high end computer with a GPU. See minimum system requirements for Fusion Studio.
Once your imagery is prepared in GoPro Fusion Studio, use Mapillary Command Line Tools to upload your imagery.
As with any other upload method, you need to have a Mapillary account to be able to use the command line tools. On Windows and macOS, you can get started quickly with help of our tools packages: Download the tools package.
Open your computer’s command line.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Liggett, Johnson & Goodman, p.c.
When you have a legal problem in Northern Colorado you can contact our firm to consult with an attorney who will deliver undivided personal attention and the benefit of extensive, rich experience.
We are caring people, seasoned negotiators and aggressive, effective trial lawyers focused on getting the best possible results for you.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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The Philadelphia Eagles are 9-3 both SU and ATS in their last dozen games against the New York Giants as we take a trip around the notable NFL betting trends prior to placing our wagers at the sportsbooks for Week 6 of the season.
The Eagles are 4-1 both SU and ATS so far this season, but they're just 1-5 ATS in their last six home games vs. fellow NFC East teams. The Giants, who are 3-2 both SU and ATS so far this season, opened as 3-point road underdogs for this Sunday night matchup and have gone 5-2 ATS in their last seven as road underdogs.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are an ugly 0-5 both SU and ATS so far this season, but the NFL trends for this week could give their supporters some hope. The Jaguars opened as 6-point road underdogs against the Titans, but they're 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven games against Tennessee. Jacksonville is also 6-2 ATS in its last eight road games vs. AFC South teams.
The Denver Broncos now have an ATS win in their pocket, and they opened as 6-point road favorites against a Jets team that is 0-4-1 ATS on the season. Denver is 3-1 both SU and ATS in its last four games against New York, and it's also 7-3 ATS in its last 10 games as a favorite on the road.
Finally, the Pittsburgh Steelers are 3-1 ATS in their last four games against the division-rival Cleveland Browns as those teams clash on Sunday - with the Browns sitting as 2-point favorites on the opening NFL odds for Week 6. Cleveland is just 1-5 both SU and ATS in its last six games as a road favorite.

industry_corpus2: Sports


text: Today's Petrol price in Thiruvallur (Tamil Nadu) is Rs. 75.98 per Litre. Last change in Thiruvallur petrol price was on April 25, 2019 and it was increased by +0.07 rupees. In addition, we bring you the most recent petrol price changes in Thiruvallur city. The petrol price is inclusive of Tamil Nadu state taxes.

industry_corpus2: Petrochemicals


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Some state troopers believe their evaluations are influenced by the number of traffic tickets they write and complain that the practice could have adverse effects on public safety.
A recent survey conducted by the state Legislative Auditor's Office found that a number of troopers - 23 percent - said they operated under an unofficial quota of "contacts" with the public.
The survey responses indicate that for each traffic ticket or warning issued, the trooper gets one point towards the quota.
The same goes with a felony arrest. The trooper gets one point, even though writing a traffic ticket takes considerably less time and effort than bringing a felony charge.
Some troopers say that while there was nothing in writing, the pervasive understanding was that they were to make at least 100 contacts every month.
Some said if they didn't reach that number, they were written up, and that could jeopardize any future promotion.
Some troopers were critical of the alleged practice.
"We are a numbers-oriented organization," one trooper commented in the survey. "We are encouraged to produce big numbers (and) supervisors make that trooper a 'shining star' and will compete that trooper with other troopers.
"I believe that this encourages poor quality of arrests and citations, and leaves no room for officer discretion and empathy towards the public that we serve."
Another trooper remarked, "Troopers who write a lot of traffic (tickets) are looked upon as hard workers, even if they slough off other calls."
One trooper said, "Ticket writers who have large amounts of activity via citations drive better vehicles, are treated better, etc."
The auditor's report was critical of the alleged points system, saying if such a system was to be used for evaluation, a speeding ticket shouldn't be worth as much as a felony arrest.
Officials in rural areas of the state, specifically in Pleasants, Wirt and Wetzel counties, complained last year that the alleged quota was detracting from local public protection, according to the report.
The Wetzel official told the auditor the troopers at the Hundred detachment spent most of their time working in the Wheeling area, where there was more potential for arrests and citations. The official told the auditor the practice "doesn't make sense if they are supposed to protect Wetzel County."
The auditor noted that traffic warnings were at a three-year high in 2006 - mounting to 110,000 - but dropped to below 60,000 when county officials began complaining about the lack of State Police coverage.
Colonel David Lemmon, State Police superintendent, said there is no quota set by headquarters. But that doesn't mean some detachment leaders don't set goals for the troopers in the field, he said.
"As a detachment commander, you watch and see what's going on," Lemmon said. "Each detachment commander should know what the demands are."
Lemmon said every time a trooper comes in contact with a citizen, whether it's to help change a tire or write a speeding ticket, that counts.
Lemmon said if there were a so-called "100-contact rule" in effect, it wouldn't be hard to meet each month. Lemmon said if a trooper just patrolled the roads, they could round up 100 contacts in 20 days.
Lemmon said if troopers had complaints that not meeting what they allege is a quota cost them a promotion, there's a grievance process. Lemmon wasn't aware of any such grievances.
As far as the quotas taking away from other areas of public safety, Lemmon said troopers' time is divided about equally between road patrol work and work on criminal investigations.
Some states have specifically banned these kinds of quotas, including California and Maryland. Bills were introduced in the West Virginia Legislature in 1999 and 2000 to ban the quotas, but the bills went nowhere.
Maryland in 2006 banned the use of quotas to determine promotions. Michael D. Smigiel Sr., a Republican delegate from Maryland's 36th District, sponsored the legislation.
A lawyer for the Fraternal Order of Police, Smigiel said many police officials denied that quotas existed. That was until he produced documented proof from one jurisdiction that ordered a certain number of arrests and citations in each category, he said.
"I think it's not good practice from the viewpoint of the citizens as well as the departments," Smigiel said Wednesday in a telephone interview with the Daily Mail. "It causes friction with the officers. They've got enough problems with the bad guys, let alone their supervisors. And no citizens I know think that quotas are a good idea."
Smigiel said he believes the quotas can make some officers overzealous to arrest people or issue citations and can cloud their discretion. He also believes quotas take time away from work on other investigations.
"I'd rather have a police officer who's free to work on what they think is important," Smigiel said.
Smigiel said there are better ways to gauge an officer's performance than setting an arbitrary quota. Some districts just don't see as much action as others. He suggested a better option might be setting some benchmarks for officers based on the average number of arrests and citations in their areas.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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Becoming a Volunteer in the Outagamie County Master Gardener Association is an easy and worthwhile process.
The first step is to review our brochure to fully understand the organization and the expectation of the volunteers; then complete the Master Gardener Volunteer classes. The weekly classes are offered annually, through the UW-Extension, at 3365 W. Brewster St., Appleton, from February through June. You must achieve at least a 70-percent score on the final, open-book exam.
During the year of your classes, the curriculum will satisfy the required Education Hours as well as the 24 hours of Volunteer Service on sanctioned projects required each year by October 1st. As a resource, new members may take advantage of our mentor program, provided from within the ranks of our membership, if desired.
To register, email gardenersos@outagamie.org or contact the UW Extension office at 920-832-5119. The cost of $200, due upon acceptance, includes materials and annual dues.
Recertification is required annually to remain a Master Gardener Volunteer in good standing. To be recertified, attend 10 hours of continuing education and provide 24 hours of volunteer service. Submit documentation of hours to the UW-Extension by October 1stevery year. Use the Timesheet for Members form, which includes directions on how to report your hours.
Additional information about the Master Gardener program is available on the Wisconsin Master Gardener Program website.


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This magnificent Mo Leather Messenger Bag is truly built to make a fashion statement about who you are – on and off duty. Stylish and authentic, it emits a bold character and is the perfect embodiment of the modern day individual.
With a padded compartment for a 15” laptop, the bag measures 16.5” by 3.5” by 12.5”. In the lined interior is a zipped pocket and two slip pockets that provide storage for your small electronics and gadgets. Its portability is made easier by an adjustable and removable 45” long leather strap and a top carrying leather handle.
At the back, a metal zip running the entire width of the body adds extra storage and easy access. 2 heavy duty buckles in addition to the full leather flap secure your items.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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Talking with the Old 97’s.
He says that in the more than two decades they’ve been doing this, he’s discovered a few things about himself and the music his band creates, and a lot of it comes back to making sense and meaning of life. “It took me a long time to realize that in my songs I create a character whose voice is telling the story,” Miller, who does most of the songwriting, says. “Now I’m more aware of that character, but I still have to let him be whoever he is. He’s usually a pretty sad guy. He feels like people are always abandoning him. Maybe that’s a part of me that I need to work out or fix. Most people in my job will tell you that music is therapy.
5/5: Citizen Cope at the Lyric Theatre. For fans of Ben Harper and Dispatch.
5/14: Joywave at Workplay. For fans of Young Empires and St. Lucia.
6/5: Harry Connick Jr. at the BJCC. For fans of Michael Bublé and Andy Williams.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Every year you ask us for adult waterproofs - and now you have them! Our waterproof trousers and jackets for adults are superb Scandinavian quality and a practical design. They are perfect for walking the dog, gardening, hiking or watching your little ones play in the rain. The Abeko adult rainwear is also proving to be a real favourite with teachers in the playground.

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“Although the social investment market is in its early stages, it is growing. Our hope is that this report will be a catalyst for action – bringing together organisations with proven interventions, commissioners, investors and social intermediaries such as the Private Equity Foundation in the shared aim of raising the achievement and narrowing the attainment gap of some of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK,” says Rhian Johns, Director of Policy & Communications, Private Equity Foundation.
4. Big Society Capital is the world’s first social investment bank. BSC was launched in April 2012, with an estimated £600 million of capital to be paid in over 5 years, £400 million of which will be from unclaimed assets left dormant in bank accounts for over 15 years, and £200 million from the UK’s largest high street banks. Big Society Capital’s mission is to develop the social investment market in the UK by investing in social investment finance providers and by acting as a market champion. By improving access to finance for social sector organisations, and by raising investor awareness of investment opportunities that provide a social as well as a financial return, Big Society Capital will be instrumental in connecting the sector to capital markets.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is an open world military shooter game that can be played in single player or co-op modes.
The game explores a near-future Bolivia, as the country has become world's number one cocaine producer. The South American country is now home to all kinds of illegal activities, fear, injustice, and hatred. The cruel drug cartel Santa Blanca, which plays a crucial role in this malicious transformation, is on its way to becoming a dominant player in underworld trades globally.
The Ghosts are the only option in Ghost Recon Wildlands, the newest entry in the acclaimed series from Ubisoft. By infiltrating the enemy lines, this elite US Special Forces team utilizes stealthy, pinpoint operations to weaken the bonds between the evil cartel and the ignorant government.
The stunning vistas and diverse landscape of Bolivia and South America come to life in this massive open world game. Ghost Recon Wildlands features day-night cycle and a dynamic weather system that affects numerous villages, landmarks and legends of Bolivia that you can explore with on and off-road vehicles, aircrafts and ships. Many of the locals have their own goals and characteristics that they reveal as the story goes on.
The story of the game revolves around a team of Ghosts. You can play each mission on the map by yourself, or invite up to three other players online for a thrilling adventure. Since this is an open world game, you can play the missions in the order that suits you.
Players can also choose between a tactical, stealthy approach and gun down through the front door. Over the course of the game, you'll face many hard choices to complete a mission successfully. As the line between right and wrong becomes blurred; sabotage, kidnapping, an assassination will be your primary options.
The game allows players to loot the field, gain experience and upgrade their favorite Ghosts to make them more deadly tacticians. You can use drones to mark the enemy forces and plan your next move accordingly. This cool new gadget can also be used as a tool of destruction.
The world itself dynamically changes as the Ghost team crosses path with one faction or another, usually on bad terms. Stand tall against Unidad military force, while infiltrating the Santa Blanca cartel and protecting the civilian natives. The fights between factions will either stand in your way or allow you a shortcut to your goals.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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as I’ve heard some introductory words should be inevitable for a website, and so I will try to explain the sense and nonsense of this 6739th travel blog a little bit.
Admittedly, this page is indeed only one of umpteen as many worldwide travel blog pages, of which there are quite a few very good and worth reading, which I can with great certainty but not nearly hold a candle to. On the one hand because the big world trip is still pending and on the other hand because I am not able to report my experiences in such a secure, captivating but also a little less serious way, as some others seem to have mastered effortlessly. So this page is mainly dedicated to my daughter and a small community of friends and acquaintances, to whom I will be able to report about my travels and show some hopefully successful pictures.
The interested reader will not learn anything essential about my personal data, although this is counterproductive for the generation of a public interest. Nevertheless, unlike many other globetrotters, I don’t think I have to tell everyone immediately where my permanent residence is or which toothpaste I prefer. Google and facebook already know all these things, and if you really want to contact me urgently, you may try it via facebook.com/offsblog. Even though the names of two global corporations and advertising media have already been mentioned, apart from my employer I have neither a sponsor nor any advertising contracts that would finance my travels in whole or in part. But that also gives me the advantage to be allowed to blaspheme politically completely incorrectly about one or the other company. For the Sponsoring by my employer I must furnish likewise still another return service, the whole calls itself then salary purchase for socage. Essentially, this sponsorship refers to the fact that my employer enables me to take my annual leave in a contiguous manner and thus to be allowed to stay away from my work for a few weeks.
But now some personal information: the most interests about travelling is not to tear off as many kilometres or miles as possible in a short time, rather the opposite is the case. I have often been annoyed about not being able to stay long enough in beautiful or interesting places due to lack of time or impatience. I try to counteract this more often and sometimes successfully. The basis for this more intensive travel is a not at all everyday motorhome (ExMo), which also enables me to be self-sufficient for a longer time and to travel on impassable roads. Landscapes are explored on foot or by canoe and with light luggage, preferably on day trips, but 2-3 day trips would be quite within the scope of the conceivable (depending on the condition, 🙂 ).
I also like to avoid bigger tourist hot spots in the high season, because I don’t really have anything in common with most of these tourists. Most of the time they are just noisy, disrespectful towards the country and its inhabitants they are visiting at the moment and sometimes leave a pile of garbage thoughtless. In some fortunately few extreme cases the visited destinations are damaged or even destroyed. In short simply crowded. Since I can’t always practice this travel behaviour at certain times and in particularly charming natural sites, I inevitably become part of mass tourism and am happy when I am allowed to travel in more lonely areas again. Of course it is clear to me that this loneliness with growing popularity of the motor home tourism and increasing world population will become ever rarer, and therefore no requirement on exclusivity can exist. But what is already perfect in life ….
Finally, I would like to mention that due to my four-finger system when typing and the resulting fact to think sometimes faster than to write now and then some words leave out or also with pleasure some letter turners install 🙂 🙂 you may forgive me or correct this independently mentally. Over time, the faster thinking will surely subside by itself.


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Welcome to the Expert Auto Repair Catalog of quality spare parts for convertible tops. If you are visiting our website, you might be a happy owner of a convertible top!
So, we are glad to offer you a full catalog available to browse and search. Choose among four sections: lighting assemblies, convertible top parts, replacement parts, performance parts. Choose any part you need by clicking on it and you will also have the opportunity to read about its technical details and look through related products. All most popular convertible tops parts are represented in our catalogue!
We work to save your time.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Here everyone finds something to their taste.
Open buffet flavors from Turkish and international cuisine, healthy meals, delicious fruits of Anatolia, We bring them all to you.
Delicious snacks from each other will be waiting for you with the freshest presentation throughout the day. For those wishing to enjoy the sea and the sun, the Xperia Snack Bar.
Beach is waiting for you whenever you want.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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On Monday, May 14, 2018, my newspaper, fresh with yesterday’s news, showcased Paolo Guerrero’s return to goal scoring. Following a six-month reduced suspension, he had returned to training with his club, Flamengo, and had sent into the net the temporary 1-1 equalizer against Chapecoense (the latter would go on to win 3-2).
The rejoicing was understandable. He’d been banned for a positive benzoylecgonine result (which often indicates the use of cocaine) and was originally to miss 14 months; it had been reduced on December 20th, following an appeal to FIFA, but for six months Guerrero was unable to train professionally with his club. Worse, the ban meant he, Peru’s captain, would miss the World Cup. The World Cup we hadn’t attended for 36 years and for which we finally had a competitive team. A team led by Ricardo Gareca from the bench and Guerrero from the field.
But there he was. Back in training. Back to scoring. We had nothing to fear from Australia, from Denmark, from France (yes, Griezmann’s France). Our captain was back.
My family, a middle-class Lima-based unit, comprises people between 81 years (my grandpa) and 5 months old (my youngest cousin). This baby cousin has an older sister, who will be 4 this June. Her dad is 40.
Obviously, none of my cousins have watched Peru in a World Cup. Their father, four years old in 1982, was too young to fully remember. It’s the same as not having seen it.
36 years. Two generations who have never cheered Peru in a World Cup. Four, if you really break it down—my younger uncles (40 and 36), myself (21), my teenage cousins, my kid cousins. Gen Xers/Millennials, post-millennials, Gen Z, whatever generation comes next. All bound together by that absence. None of us remember seeing our country in the Panini album.
When you’ve been through hell, purgatory gets easier.
This shaped the way we appreciate football. Having a second team became a custom before we even realized. Several people chose Brazil. My family chose Argentina. We were horrified at the 4-0 in South Africa. We suffered the first of the Messi generation’s three lost finals (the following two would take place in the 2015 and 2016 editions of Copa América). We had no blood ties to the country, but we had to feel like part of the party, somehow. As Andrés Edery illustrated on June 7, 2014, “this World Cup, adopt a Peruvian”. We begged others to do just that for eight tournaments.
That’s not to say everyone had stopped believing. I confess I did, but even as the general spirit was crushed by scandals, stupid missed chances, missed hopes and one great match against Argentina followed by a lousy one against, say, Bolivia (and since Bolivia didn’t have Messi with them, we were expected to win that game), people always went back to hoping. The calculator would show a tiny chance and we’d cling to it until we lost it, as always.
Still, many of us came back. Because Daniel Peredo did.
Peredo didn’t have the stereotypical voice of a narrator on this side of the world. Calm tends to mark English narrations. In South America, narrators yell passionately. Peredo didn’t have a strong voice, but he had the passion.
I could say a lot about Peredo, who, as the past tense shows, left us way too soon. On February 19, 2018 at age 48, to be precise. Only a few months from the World Cup, his big dream, the one he never stopped pushing for even while our hopes fell every four years. He still believed. He still elevated Jefferson Farfán and Juan Manuel Vargas to heroic status, as if to remind them and us what they could do if only they focused and left all the drama behind. There could only be one more goal, as there was here, in the Estadio Nacional, on October 10, 2017.
Twenty minutes earlier, James had scored. It felt like the score was 5-0, given how four of the five spots (including the one for the playoffs against Oceania’s New Zealand) were being decided in that very moment. With a Colombian triumph, we’d fall to sixth and would have to hope the wait would stop at 40 years. A tie, and we had the playoff. It would’ve been easier had we been playing well. We weren’t.
Paolo Guerrero was to play an indirect free kick. He didn’t get it and went for a full free kick. If it got in without interference, we were lost. Ospina touched it. It went in.
Peredo’s “HE TOUCHED IT! HE TOUCHED IT! GOAL! GOAL! GOAL!” was the sound piece of our minds, the echo in our voices through the living rooms and bars. He expressed what I couldn’t say due to the shock. The tie against Argentina here in Lima had renewed my love for the team. The triumph against Ecuador, the first time in my 21 years in this world I had seen my country in a qualifying position, had made me hopeful (which I had never expected). The game with Colombia had been making me feel like a fool, even worse due to the knowledge that I couldn’t walk away from this national team. I had tried and failed.
And then, Paolo kicked. Ospina touched the ball. It went in. It was valid. We had a bloody chance at going, for the first time in my whole life, in my aunt’s life, in my cousins’ lives. We just had to beat New Zealand and that would be all. We’d go to Russia.
Then the news arrived. A positive result in the doping test in Buenos Aires. Paolo was out.
Looking back in our history, we’ve never really celebrated triumphs. Sure, there’s Peru’s Independence, even if it was largely engineered by Argentinians and Venezuelans who wanted to ensure their own freedom. There is the Combat of May the 2nd, where joint Peruvian and Chilean forces, around thirteen years before troubles related to bird excrement made them face each other in war, fought off the Spaniards and finished securing their status as independent nations. We won both wars against Ecuador, in the forties and the nineties.
Yet, the war we commemorate the most is precisely the one we lost, our greatest loss perhaps. The War of the Pacific, 1879–1883. A war we essentially found ourselves tossed into and for which we suffered the worst casualties. However, myths emerged from this loss. Heroes who gave their all for their country, even if it was all for naught.
That’s our myth. That’s what shaped us. We’re not likely to win at much—we’re a third-world country; we have many resources (once guano, now gold, natural gas, several species of fish and many more) but don’t know how to make the best of them; the country incorporates several cultures (direct descendants of the Quechuas, whose rulers were known as Incas, the Aimara people of the Andes, and many, many cultures in the rainforest; all with their own customs and languages) and we don’t know how to include everyone. We can’t even agree on fighting against sexism even as more and more women and girls are dying (in the days since I finished the first draft, Eyvi Ágreda, burned alive in a bus by an unrequited suitor, succumbed to her wounds). We have anything but unity, but as long as we give our all, we will achieve something.
No—we do have unity. It’s our national team. It’s not the one in a sport we’re particularly gifted at—we’ve had better results in chess, in surfing, and in volleyball. We’re not Uruguay nor Brazil, let alone Argentina: all places where football brilliance seems to be in the air. Yet we insist. It’s the national sport. We watch it religiously. We donned European jerseys in order to follow the Champions League. None of our players have ever really made it in the top tier, and if they have, they haven’t replicated that success here. Just ask two random Peruvians their thoughts on Claudio Pizarro.
Even if we’re not the kind of country whose player list gets a graphic in an international news outlet, we don’t stop believing we might get there. We just need to push through.
That’s exactly what Paolo Guerrero does on the field.
Born on January 1, 1984, he’s never been in the greatest tournament in his sport nor has he ever cheered for his country in it. He didn’t get to play in his local club, Alianza Lima, since Bayern Munich took him in at 18. He spent four years there, then six at Hamburg. He became, alongside Pizarro, Farfán, and Vargas, one of the Fantastic Four, our players with the greatest international presence. However, they weren’t enough to see us through to Germany 2006 or South Africa 2010. Sure, Guerrero was our best player at the 2007 Copa América. But his hot temperament, constantly flaring after being fouled, meant he was always close to a red card.
Yet there was always something remarkable about him. He is devoted to community works, never forgetting where he came from. His 2011 visit to little Romina Cornejo, who was left tetraplegic following a robbery attempt on her grandparents, was welcomed by everyone and began cementing his role as a charismatic, thoughtful leader. Putting celebrity gossip reporter Magaly Medina in jail following a defamation case is seen by many as one of his best goals.
(To this day, Magaly resents him. She alluded to karma when discussing his suspension, and had to be put on leave until the end of the World Cup given how “we need unity at the moment”).
Once maturity kicked in, he was bound to become our captain. And he did. He connected with his teammates more than Pizarro ever did, while keeping their respect. This is seen on the field and outside. When Christian Cueva was at risk of losing the coach’s good graces at Sao Paulo FC, it was Paolo who called him to get himself together. Years earlier, when several players went out to party to celebrate a tie against Brazil, only to lose to Ecuador (the Golf Los Inkas scandal), Pizarro simply said he wasn’t the team’s nanny.
Alongside Ricardo Gareca, the coach whose goal denied us Mexico 86 only to take us to glory 32 years later, Paolo is both the symbol of the end of an era and the beginning of a new one. At 34, he’ll be too old for Qatar. He’d only have one chance but that felt okay—he was clearing the way for the rest. He is the model Renato Tapia, the 22-year-old Feyenoord midfielder locally known as “the captain of the future,” will follow.
Then came the benzoylecgonine. It was in the urine sample he took at La Bombonera, following a remarkable performance despite a goalless result for both sides. It made no sense to anyone.
He lawyered up quickly. Blamed contaminated coca tea (not the drug; it’s a perfectly legal beverage we Peruvians drink, especially in high areas like Cuzco, although you can also drink it as your usual tea). Argued the sanction with FIFA. We were nervous. Bewildered. It was unfair to deny Paolo, our captain, his World Cup.
In the meantime, we had the playoffs. No World Cup if we didn’t seize our chances. And so, we went to New Zealand. Goalless. It was to be decided here.
We won 2-0. There are chronicles of that game around the internet. What I want to focus on is in the moment following the first goal. The Farfán one.
Jefferson Farfán had his own redemption path. Following a six-year stint at Schalke, he left the club at 30 to go to Al-Jazira, in the United Arab Emirates. By 2016, he’d become more known for his antics with starlets and family issues than for his football. As a result, Gareca quietly dumped him.
In October 2016 he rescinded his contract with Al-Jazira and signed with Lokomotiv Moscow. It wasn’t Germany, but it was Europe. He worked hard, gave up the gossip press and, eventually, Gareca called him up for the Bolivia and Ecuador games.
Yes, that game when we won for the first time in Quito and found ourselves in qualifying spots.
The goal against New Zealand could’ve been the crown of his recovery. His return to the player he was meant to be. Pizarro was too old and Vargas was out of shape. But maybe we could save half the Fantastic Four. Farfán had become proof.
And yet, he chose not to make it about him. He rose the shirt of the captain, absent in body but always with the team. Guerrero had taken the team to that moment. They’d take him to the World Cup. For Farfán, it was more personal—he was honoring his old school friend. Nobody knows the content of their conversations throughout the years, through Farfán’s rough patch. Maybe he owed it to him more than we’ll ever know. Either way, it will always be their goal.
On May 22, the day I was set to finish the conclusion of this piece’s first draft and Paolo got Gianni Infantino’s sympathy (all he could give him), the Federación Peruana de Fútbol (Peruvian Football Federation) uploaded a video for our group rivals. With subtitles in French, English, and Danish, it showed everything I have tried to put into words here, in two minutes. I had two options: give up putting my own feelings into words because of the perfect video, or let it guide me into a conclusion. I’m choosing the latter.
We haven’t had it easy. Our society is broken: between the many cultures, the discussions about whether racism still exists rage on nearly 500 years after the Spanish first set foot in this soil. Politics can get messy (let’s just say the current president is in charge due to a series of shady managements decisions made by his predecessor). The economy is rarely on our side (the only times we were actually great were in the lead-up to the Pacific War and the 1920s, and both times we lost it all—either by war or by the 1929 crash). Not even the obvious brings forth agreement. People are still discussing if sexism is systemic or if it’s just the work of a few madmen (it’s not).
Even the sport we love has given us sorrow. In 1987, the entire Alianza Lima team, on the way to winning the league, died in an airplane crash. A whole generation of players, several younger than 25, just gone. Many bodies were never recovered. It’s not my team, but the sorrow goes beyond colors.
No—it’s not that we haven’t had it easy. It’s never been fair. We love football, but we just don’t have what our neighbors have. Our faith is constantly crushed—teams are lost by either death or lack of continuity (the team who made the quarters in the 2007 U17 World Cup comes to mind—from them, only goalkeeper Pedro Gallese is playing in major tournaments 11 years later).
And when things seem to be looking up, our captain is banned. He gets a reduced sentence, everything is fine. Then we lose our voice. Daniel Peredo, who embodied our faith regardless of the hardships, won’t get to see his World Cup.
Picture getting a taste of something good, only to know you can’t have it. That’s how the reinstated sentence length, courtesy of the Court of Arbitration for Sport following two simultaneous appeals (one wanted the original 14-month ban reinstated, the other wanted to be cleared of all charges) back on May 14, right when we were happy Paolo was back to scoring, felt like. Our politicians are awful, the social climate is terrible, we just have the World Cup (already bittersweet given the unfairness of Peredo missing it) and now Paolo’s missing it too?
It sure is frustrating. It’s always been frustrating.
But, would it be us if it weren’t?
Peruvians have never had it easy. But precisely because of that, we’re ready to keep fighting. To keep pushing. Our best runners are the ones from the highlands. It’s not the best environment, but their bodies are used to that. As a result, they’re more prepared for the level trails of a typical marathon. When you’ve been through hell, purgatory gets easier.
So here we are. A country in crisis, with parties so weak the official one’s congressmen aren’t sure they’re the President’s allies. People are still suffering from the 2017 floods in the north: as of January, one thousand families were still homeless. Eyvi died at 22 following a near-month-long agony and she’s certainly not the only one to go through a feminicide, crime is constantly on the rise (Romina, the little girl mentioned above, eventually died in 2016). Our sole joy is the upcoming World Cup, and we weren’t to have our captain with us.
Yet, we were not afraid. And we are still confident. No one really thought we’d win, but we’re willing to put up a fight. The world is never fair, but we’ll still try. We’ll die trying, giving our all.
On May 31st, a Swiss federal court allowed Paolo Guerrero to play the World Cup. The captain’s return, as expected, renewed local hopes.
But, once more, we can’t have joy without suffering. We played wonderfully, without ever giving up, in a way that bewildered the older generation and strengthened the younger one’s hope. That being said, the goal was elusive. Paolo suffered from the lack of professional training. Christian Cueva couldn’t bear the pressure of a penalty kick in the world’s greatest stage.
I could run back through the France game, where Kylian Mbappé sealed our fate in this World Cup. But the image I want to leave behind is the support given to Cueva after the failed penalty in the Denmark game. His teammates made sure he knew he wasn’t alone.
The federation’s sports director Juan Carlos Oblitas declared there’d be no official welcome home. The change wants to extend beyond the national team’s dynamic—from here on out, we’re going to celebrate triumphs, not “good enough attempts”. It seems to go against our usual mindset, but then again, our usual mindset used to be to place impossible bets on “when Peru will make it to the World Cup,” so some shaking up is appreciated.
The general feeling, following the sorrow of what could’ve been and the appreciation for this team, is the feeling that this is only the beginning. Next year, we have the Copa América, and then the road to Qatar.
Maybe we won’t have to wait 36 years again.
That would mean the world to us.


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Patrick John Michael O'Hara Scott was born in Bishopston, Bristol, England. John's musical abilities are not without precedence?his father was a musician in the Bristol Police Band. And, like many children, John was given music lessons?first on the violin and later on the clarinet.
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Mrs. Tammy Bentley, a graduate of Central Michigan University and Michigan State University, joined the Husky family in 2010 after working as a school counselor in Tri County Public Schools for six years. Prior to that, she worked in a psychiatric hospital in Smyrna, GA as an intake clinician and case manager. She also has experience working in private practice with children, adolescents and families. Tammy and her husband have a five year old son Quinn, and a two year old daughter Elin.
Mrs. Lardieri joined the Counseling Office Staff in 2009 after working at Ada Vista Elementary School in several support positions. She and her husband, Mark, have a son and a daughter, both current Forest Hills Spanish Immersion students. Mrs. Lardieri is a proud graduate of the University of Virginia (Go Hoos!).


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Almost 2/3 of home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.
If there is a fire in your home, smoke spreads fast and you need smoke alarms to give you time to get out.
3 of every 5 home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.
In 2007-2011, smoke alarms sounded in 1/2 of the home fires reported to U.S. fire departments.
No smoke alarms were present in more than 1/3 (37%) of the home fire deaths.
The statistics above were taken from NFPA's "Smoke Alarms in U.S. Home Fires" report (March 2014).
If you live within the unincorporated areas of Clay, German Harris Township, Roseland and Indian Village and would like to have smoke alarms install please complete the online form.

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