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<p>Tor, who has nearly 20 years of related experience, was associate counsel at the National Fire Sprinkler Association. In that role, he was responsible for negotiating 15 multi-employer collective bargaining agreements, one multi-employer national agreement, and the National Fire Sprinkler Association’s multi-employer Canadian agreements. He was also a trustee on 13 different multi-employer pension, welfare, apprentice and other funds, including a $3 billion pension fund.</p><p>From 2015 to 2017, he served as director of labor relations at the American Red Cross in Washington, D.C. In that role, he developed a labor relations strategy for 200-plus locations and 16,000 employees – standardizing staffing and operating practices, pay practices, work rules, paid time off and insurance benefits. He was also directly responsible for 35 different local agreements represented by 11 different international unions.</p><p>Throughout his career, Tor has held roles such as the vice president of labor relations at The Freeman Company; adjunct professor at George Mason University School of Management; special counsel at Littler Mendelson; associate at Akin Gump; and associate at Seyfarth Shaw.</p><p>Tor earned a juris doctorate degree at New York University School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in environmental justice at Goucher College in Towson, Md. He has served as a contributing editor of The Developing Labor Law since 2009, and his written work on the labor relations industry has been featured by key publications such as the New York Law Journal.</p>

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Professional Rocket League Coach (https://liquipedia.net/rocketleague/Trill) MAPPING June 2021 Started mapping August 15th, 2021 First Map Uploaded September 25th, 2021 Unofficially Mentored by -White (https://osu.ppy.sh/users/16276548) January 1st, 2022 Officially Mentored by Sparhten (https://osu.ppy.sh/users/7601720) December 29th, 2022 Got my first ranked map from my 5th completed map Felt - Rendezvous (https://osu.ppy.sh/beatmapsets/1852502#osu/3806432) December 24th, 2022 Unofficially mentored by seros (https://osu.ppy.sh/users/10562853) March 18th, 2023 Second ranked map from my 11th completed map/2nd completed set ThxSoMch - SPIT IN MY FACE! (https://osu.ppy.sh/beatmapsets/1932820#osu/3993509) March 18th, 2023 Officially Mentored by Okoratu (https://osu.ppy.sh/users/1623405) Availability: OPEN Preferences: Japanese Vocals, Female Vocals, J-Pop, Alternative, Slow Songs Jag2314 Jag was the first person who introduced me to mapping and was there when I was making my first map, even though he was also fairly new to mapping he showed me the basics of the editor, how to time etc, and if he hadn't shown me how to map I wouldn't be a mapper -Tochi Tochi was the first big mapper that I talked to and got advice from, he modded my first ever completed map and took the time to explain beginner concepts to me. I looked up to him as a mapper and he gave me a lot of motivation to get better at mapping. OnlyBiscuit OnlyBiscuit was the next mapper that I started talking to and getting to know, at first I really liked his maps but over time he became a good friend of mine Altai Altai was the first edm/tech mapper I messaged and we'd talk about edm songs, he'd send me his WIP maps he hadn't uploaded and he was really chill. I would study his maps and try to learn about some of the patterns he did and his maps allowed me to learn a lot. Sarawatlism Sarawatlism was the first mapper that I took heavy inspiration from, I used to study his maps for hours on end and I thought his mapping style was peak. He was really helpful to me with general mapping, I would dm him my maps and he'd give me feedback on them. About a dozen or so of the WIP maps that I dropped after mapping 30 seconds of were all based around his mapping style and trying to replicate it. His maps were the biggest jump in skill in mapping for me, I learned slider angles, how to flow sliders off each other, how to incorporate 3/4 sliders into circles/sliders etc. This was the first osu mapper I met that really shaped the way I map. Lunala I was first introduced to Lunala through their Utakata No Hi map, this was my favorite map/song for a long time. At one point I tried replicating their mapping style onto other maps and failed horribly. Lunala was the 2nd mapper that I tried to copy and replicate. Uberzolik Uberzolik was the next mapper that really shaped the way I perceived mapping. I was obsessed with Labyrinth and it taught me how to use simple sliders and circle patterns to structure the map and use aim as the main form of music representation. He was the first person that I really wanted to get good at mapping in order to be mentored by. Labyrinth is still a key contributor to my mapping style today. -White White was my first mentor and was one of the first people who I talked to that was super passionate about mapping, he broke things down in a way that new mappers could understand and he was always available to vc and discuss mapping. Even though we didn't do a lot of session together I learned a lot from him Z5553 Z was one of the mentees alongside me for White, he was much further along than I was with mapping and he's always been super nice and helpful to me. He was the first mapper that I had met that I genuinely had no idea how he was able to do the things he could do. I remember seeing his Hibi Darake no Me map and being mind blown, he's seriously one of the coolest mappers I know and he still helps me to this day despite being so busy with everything. He's also one of the kindest people I know and he's always willing to mod my maps or give me general feedback. Sparhten Sparhten was my first official mentor, he taught me basically all of the beginner concepts and made me understand how to make songs playable, he was always super helpful and informative. He was also one of the most fun osu mappers to be around outside of osu. Lince Cosmico Lince was one of the mappers I looked up to when I was talking frequently to Tochi, at the time I didn't realize that "Chekito" was Lince and when I found out I was surprised. Lince helped me a lot with understanding general musical representation and playability. Smokelind Smokelind was the first mapper that I really wanted to become like. Every song that I had wanted to map for a while had already been mapped by him. Due to me constantly looking at his maps for reference I started to become motivated to be a mapper that could map the songs I enjoy listening to well. It was also such an honor to have my first ranked map be nominated by the mapper I looked up to. sanzu sanzu's #006F86 was the first Electrocutica song that I listened to and this map was one of the greatest experiences I had playing osu. Everything about this map made me fall in love with the mapping style and the music. After playing this I went and tried to map Electrocutica and failed horribly. At one point in time I told myself that I would get good enough and mapping and ask sanzu to either mentor me or do a gd for one of my maps. Now they're moving away from osu and aren't active anymore, but I'll continue to look up to their maps and try to one day get as good as they are at mapping. Mir Mir is a mapper that I looked up to, he became a lot of what my style of mapping is today. Even though I can't map tech or anything I went into a phase where I wanted to map slow sections of songs similar to how Mir did. Tojita Sekai is still to this day the map that I learned the most of how to map from. The beginning taught me so much of how to structure a map. Agatsu Agatsu was the first alt mapper that I really looked up to, Jinsei no Hari was my favorite map for like 2 years and I really wanted to be able to map similar to that. Even though I can't yet map like him I still look at his maps to learn. Mirash The first mapper that introduced me to the russian style of mapping. Showed me that simplicity can highlight a map and maps don't need to be complicated to be fun to play. One of my main inspirations for my current mapping style. HowRengar HowRengar took me back into my phase of using high CS, his maps reminded me that flow is the most important thing of any map. He was super helpful to me in learning how to properly structure maps around flow and how to properly use circles in your flow. 871 871 was the first heavily slider pilled mapper that I started talking to. I fell in love with his maps after playing Saika and a few other maps around that time. He was also the main person I talked to in regards to Rendezvous, and he even gave me a GD which later turned into my first ranked set. I'm super appreciative that I met 871 and they showed me how complex and abstract osu mapping can be, and it allowed me to broaden my horizons and get a new view of how mapping is. Mad was one of the mappers that I messaged to collab with me on Rendezvous, I loved his maps and thought his mapping style was really unique. He was willing to take the time to collab with me on Rendezvous and he is really fun to talk to and really helpful. I'm extremely grateful that someone with his mapping experience was willing to collab with a new mapper who hadn't even finished 5 full maps yet. Mamat Mamat is the second storyboarder who I talked to but the first who accepted my request to storyboard my map. He took my map and turned it into an awesome experience. He's always been available to storyboard my maps, and he is always quick to change the storyboard to accommodate for mods etc. midorijeon midorijeon is the first hitsounder that I messaged to hitsound my map. Sarawatlism had told me to dm him for Rendezvous to get hitsounds. He finished the hitsounds really quickly and seeing how my map project blossomed into this really refined thing was so awesome to see. I'm super grateful to midorijeon for taking the time to help me out with my set. seros seros was the first mentor I got in 2023 since I really loved his maps and wanted to learn how to map alt and tech sliders. He's been super helpful and is always available to mod my maps and give me feedback. He's really informative and fun to talk to. Visionary Visionary is one of the most chill osu mappers I've met and he is the most insane hitsounder I know. He's the most active and motivated mapper I know and I look up to how much he knows in regards to osu and how talented he is at hitsounding. AndAda AndAda is one of the chillest osu mappers I know, they are the definition of enjoy mapping. We did a collab and it was so much fun, he's one of the osu mappers that shows the most support and is the most kind to others in the community. milr_ I first met milr in the #osu channel just talking, I dm'd them and they were really chill and open to discussing mapping. Their maps are super fun and I enjoy playing them, they're someone who really shows the fun and chill side of osu mapping where all maps are appreciated. They've also been really helpful for giving general feedback about my maps. 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