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Chinese Stories translated or told in English
《南柯一梦》 "Nánkē yí mèng" - A Dream of Nanke, or the Magic Pillow told by H. A. Giles.
Project Gutenberg's A Chinese Wonder Book, by Norman Hinsdale Pitman, also download for your ebook reader from Gutenburg.org
Chinese fairy tales told in English, by Herbert Allen Giles, Published 1911.
Strange stories from a Chinese studio, translated and annotated by Herbert A. Giles. Published 1880.
Myths and Legends of China, by Edward T.C. Werner, [1922], at sacred-texts.com, also download for your ebook reader from Gutenburg.org
Confucius, CHIEN, Szuma. (1979). Records of the Historian. Translated by Yang Hsien-yi and Gladys Yang, Pekin, Foreign Languages Press. Page. 1-27.
A string of Chinese peach-stones (1895), Chinese tales, anecdotes and literary references strung together on a thread of narrative and picturing the village life of central China during the period of the Taiping rebellion, 1849-1867.
The wonderful pear-tree
Once upon a time a countryman came into the town on market-day, and brought a load of very special pears with him to sell. He set up his barrow in a good corner, and soon had a great crowd round him ; for everyone knew he always sold extra fine pears, though he did also ask an extra high price. Now, while he was crying up his fruit, a poor, old, ragged, hungry-looking priest stopped just in front of the barrow, and very humbly begged him to give him one of the pears. But the countryman, who was very mean and very nasty-tempered, wouldn't hear of giving him any, and as the priest didn't seem inclined to move on, he began calling him all the bad names he could think of. " Good sir," said the priest, " you have got hundreds of pears on your barrow. I only ask you for one. You would never even know you had lost one. Really, you needn't get angry." "Give him a pear that is going bad ; that will make him happy," said one of the crowd. "The o
ONE day a fox encountered a tiger. The tiger showed his fangs and waved his claws and wanted to eat him up. But the fox said: 'Good sir, you must not think that you alone are the king of beasts. Your courage is no match for mine. Let us go together and you keep behind me. If the humans are not afraid of me when they see me, then you may eat me up.' The tiger agreed and so the fox led him to a big high-way. As soon as the travellers saw the tiger in the distance they were seized with fear and ran away. Then the said: 'You see? I was walking in front; they saw me before they could See you.' Then the tiger put his tail between his legs and ran away. The tiger had seen that the humans were afraid of the fox but he had not realized that the fox had merely borrowed his own terrible appearance. [This story was translated by Ewald Osers from German, published by George Bell & Sons, in the book 'Chinese Folktales'. Osers noted that this story was
The Legend of The Three-Life Stone
The Buddhist believe metempsychosis, or the migration of the souls of animated beings, people's relationships are predestined through three states of life: the past, present, and future life. Legend has it that there's a road called Yellow Spring Road, which leads to Fogotten River. Over the river there's a bridge called Helpless Bridge (Naihe Bridge), at one end of the bridge sits a crimson stone called Three-life Stone. When two people die, they take this route to reincarnation. if they carve their name on the Three-life Stone together while they pass the stone, they are to be predestined to be together in their future life. Although before their rebirth they will be given a MengPo Soup to drink and thereby their memory of past life are obliterated. In reality, San-Sheng Shi (三生石), or Three-Life Stone is located beside Flying Mountain near the West Lake, Hangzhou. On the stone, there is seal with three Chinese characters that say "The Three-life Stone," and a


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Cerise Cassée is aged to perfection.
Since 1989, Cambridge Brewing Co. has been one of the most innovative breweries in the country, serving dense barleywines, peppery saisons, and more from an understated Kendall Square location.
There are newer breweries nearby (nearly every brewery anywhere is newer than CBC), whose shiny taprooms and hazy IPAs beg to be Instagrammed. In that landscape it might be easy to forget about CBC, if the beer wasn't so good.
Over the years, conversations with brewmaster Will Meyers reveal how little I know about beer and how much he does. Which is why when Meyers says his latest brew, called Cerise Cassée, has been sitting in a basement for 14 years in 15 French oak wine barrels, I trust he knows what he's doing.
There are pitfalls to keeping a beer around for 14 years: it can oxidize, which is to say go sour and spoil. But since Cerise Cassée is already sour, Meyers is only worried about how much so.
To brew Cerise Cassée, Meyers leaned on a wine-making friend in California, who turned him on to the solera system used to age fortified wines. Only some of the beer is 14 years old. Fresh beer fills the youngest barrels, while the oldest barrels are never fully emptied, topped off and containing some blend of old and new. All the while, the critters that add sour and funky characteristics are swimming in the brew, keeping it alive.
Meyers goes through the trouble because the final flavor profile — a product of beers of various ages — has more to offer than if he stuck a bunch of beer in a barrel, sealed it up, and waited.
"My intention is to offer a unique beer flavor-wise, which is much more complex than a single batch of extensively aged beer, and which offers that complexity in balance with brighter notes of less aged beer,'' he says.
And Cerise Cassée is delicious: cloudy red and effervescent in the glass with bright flavors of cherry, vanilla, and oak. It's a moving target of a beer, sour in one sip and sweeter (think brown bread, candied walnuts) in the next.
Cerise Cassée (9 percent ABV) is available now, on tap at the brewery (1 Kendall Sq., Cambridge) and packaged and distributed this year for the first time in bottles.


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Expatriate Writing Contest 2017 Contest 2nd Place Winner
Expatriate Writing Contest 2nd Place Winner
Teaching English in Morocco
Enjoy Living in a Beautiful Country Where the Demand is Increasing
By Lucas M. Peters
Outside the bustling main door, Bab El Had, of the old city of Rabat.
Morocco has a moderate demand for English teachers, though the need is growing rapidly with the recent uptick in tourism and business with English-speaking countries, as well as China and South Korea, whose citizens may know English as a second language. Most jobs pay a very good living wage. If you live humbly, you can even make enough to save a bit. Those interested in living in other countries in North Africa or the Middle East—such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait—offer far better paying job opportunities, but lack much of what draws people to live in Morocco.
With its long history of blending cultures, exciting cities, breathtaking countryside and easy access to Europe, Morocco is uniquely located for those looking a bit of an adventure while they teach. Though there are many job opportunities around the country, it helps to be in the country to pursue them. Language schools in major cities, such as Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakesh are usually looking to fill hours at the last minute near the beginning of the semester while other teaching opportunities are often available year round.
The palm oasis of the Draa Valley with the snow-capped High Atlas mountains.
Casbahs tucked at the edge of the Sahara in Merzouga.
A tour on camel back begins their trek into the desert.
Many positions go unfilled (or filled by someone less qualified) at the last minute largely because open positions are generally not publicly posted. It's best to contact the school or institution you're interested in working at directly, either by telephone or email, to inquire about possible job openings. If you email, be sure to follow up with a phone call after 2-3 days if you haven't yet received a response.
Public and Private Schools
Mint tea is a Moroccan staple.
Unless you're a Moroccan national, it is nearly impossible to get a job at a public institution. As a result, the vast majority of positions for teaching English are with private schools and institutions. Those with K-12 certification can easily find jobs in most cities and towns with private elementary and high schools, and this can also be an option for those holding a Master's degree or higher.
Class sizes range anywhere from 5-30 students, with larger class sizes typical in the larger cities.
Salaries range anywhere from 12,000 to 20,000 dirhams a month (approximately $1,200-$2,000), depending on your location. Typically, salaries are higher in the cities, but so is the cost of living. However, most positions come with a free or subsidized apartment, health care, and a small travel stipend. Food is extremely inexpensive in Morocco, with daily staples costing less than 250 dirhams ($25) a week for a family of four). Imports, such as alcohol and some types of cheese and packaged foods, are comparably priced to Europe and the U.S. This means that if you're careful and eat what the locals eat, you really can save much of your salary. For a sense of the cost of living, see Numbeo's cost of living in Morocco online crowdsourced site.
All around Morocco, you'll find language centers longing for well-qualified English speakers. Language Centers require a Bachelor's degree and a T.E.F.L. certification and/or a Master's Degree, though they usually pay less than private schools. Salaries range from 6,000-10,000 dirhams ($600-$1,000) a month and commonly include a subsidized apartment as well as healthcare. A few even offer travel stipends and a free apartment for the first week or two until you get settled.
Like most language centers around the world, the hours can vary greatly, with the majority of teaching done after regular school hours, in the evening, and on the weekends. The American Language Center operates in 10 cities in Morocco, including Marrakesh, Fes, Rabat, and Casablanca.
Taxis are an inexpensive way to get around town.
Nearly all of the private universities hire outside of the country and boast a very international staff. Salaries range from 12,000-30,000 dirhams or more ($1,200-$3,000+) depending on experience and qualifications. Most universities require a Master's degree, minimum, though some universities have an attached language school and will consider hiring those holding a Bachelor's + T.E.F.L. Certificate. The teaching loads are normally light, with 3-4 classes per semester of 20 students or so, though often this includes administrative work and serving on university committees.
Some of the best teaching positions for K-12 are in the International School system. Not only do these schools have a similar wage to other private schools—12,000 to 20,000 dirhams a month ($1,200-$2,000)—but the students here tend to be better behaved. The American School system includes schools found in cities through Morocco and are accredited by U.S. institutions. All subjects are taught in English. Graduates from these schools often go on to study at colleges and universities in the U.S.
In the major cities, particularly Casablanca and Rabat, there is some money to be made from tutoring, but not much more than pocket money. Most tutors charge 50-200 dirhams per hour ($5-20) and students are notoriously flaky. It's better to have students pay for a few lessons ahead of time, though few people have reported great success with this.
Obtaining the right to work in Morocco goes hand-in-hand with your residency permit. However, obtaining this permit can be a real headache. Luckily, most employers will help you through this Kafkaesque process. Generally speaking, you'll only need to provide your employer with the documents needed, though you might be asked to travel to Rabat to submit or retrieve paperwork in person.
Living in Morocco
A woman takes bread to the public oven in the medieval medina of Fez.
Most teachers live in subsidized or free apartments that are somehow attached to the school or university they're working for. Often, these apartments can be a bit cold, both literally (lacking heating) and figuratively (many newer apartments are decorated in tacky white tile everywhere). It might take a little work, but it's possible to make these apartments perfectly cozy.
If you're looking for your own accommodation, a one-bedroom apartment can go for as much as 5,000 dirhams ($500) a month or higher in Casablanca and Rabat, while in other cities it will be half as much. To find housing, it's best to look in the neighborhood where you're interested and ask around. Undoubtedly, your place of employment will help with this, though you will want to have a thorough inspection for rodents and pests. Cockroaches, in particular, can be a real problem in some areas.
internet access is readily available throughout the country. For good service, there are Maroc Telecom and Inwi. Both providers allow you to take advantage of packaged deals that include telephone, television, and internet access for less than 400 dirhams ($40) a month, including 20+ hours of free talk time to the U.S. You can bring your unlocked smartphone into the country and either pay for a monthly subscription ($20+ a month) or pay-as-you-go, the choice selected by most expats.
Moroccan cuisine is often considered to be among the best in the world. Mounds of hand-rolled, saffron-spiced couscous, succulent beef and sweet prune tajines are all examples of the traditional cooking. In the larger cities, nearly all kinds of international cuisine are available, from sushi to fois gras. For those that like to cook, cheap produce and spices are in abundance, making home cooking the thriftiest option for those looking to save or live on a budget.
Street eats are popular among Moroccans and are a quick way to get a bite on the go, with most soups or snacks costing less than a buck. For more information, read about the Moroccan street food scene.
If you're in a major city, it's best to stick to the taxis and trains. All cities have a regular taxi service that will get you around for 8-25 dirhams ($1-3) during the day while prices nearly double at night.
The extremely affordable national train connects with most of the major cities. The ONCF group runs the national train and the attached Supratours bus systems, while the privately run CTM group has the most reliable, clean, dependable intercity bus fleet in the country. Grand taxis are another option for traveling between cities, and though they are more expensive, they are also a lot more flexible. All cities and towns have a grand-taxi station.
If you want to buy a car, the international community often has "yellow plate" cars for sale. These are literally "yellow license plate" cars that can only be owned by a foreigner living in Morocco, and the best way to get a decent deal while ensuring that the car is in good working order. Used car prices are still greater in Morocco than one might think, with a decent 10-year-old, 4-door sedan easily costing 40,000 dirhams+.
Moroccan currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD) and is closely linked with the Euro, as France and Spain are two of Morocco's biggest trading partners. The general rule of thumb is that 10 dirhams equal 1 Euro. There are cash machines easily accessible in all cities and larger towns, making your ATM card the easiest way to exchange money from your account back home to Moroccan Dirhams and avoid the less-than favorable exchange rates from the airports. However, plastic is not widely accepted in stores and restaurants. It's a good idea to carry around cash.
The Moroccan Dirham is a closed currency, which means that getting dirhams out of the country can be a little tricky. Depending on the job situation, foreigners are allowed to transfer anywhere from 50% - 100% of their earnings back to their home country. You can do so via a wire transfer through your Moroccan bank, as other wire transfer options, such as Western Union, are not allowed to send funds out of Morocco. Even though it is a closed currency, most airports will exchange Moroccan Dirhams for Euros.
Morocco runs on the 220-volt European two-prong plug system, so to charge most of your electronics, such as laptops and cell phones, all you'll need is a European plug or plug converter (available in most hardware stores for $3 or so). Appliances and other electronics that need a volt converter (such as hair dryers) are easily found in country and are better purchased here on arrival.
Though Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and Tamazight are the two official languages of Morocco, most Moroccans speak Darija (a Creole-type Arabic with influences from different languages). MSA is primarily spoken for official, administrative or religious purposes and rarely, if ever, in day-to-day life. Tamazight is spoken mostly in rural areas. There are three major dialects of Tamazight that roughly correspond to the three major mountain ranges (Rif, Middle Atlas and High Atlas) that fashion a spine through Morocco. The second language of many Moroccans is French, which is spoken in all the major cities, though Spanish and English are also spoken. English is rapidly gaining ground, particularly in business culture.
Lucas M. Peters recently penned and photographed the Moon Morocco Travel Guide (December, 2019) with Avalon Publishing. His articles, essays, short stories, poems, photos and videos have appeared with Creative Nonfiction, Ploughshares, The Voyage Report and various other magazines and websites. He has been a travel consultant for The Travel Channel and is the editor-in-chief of the Journey Beyond Travel travel web series.
Lucas lived in Morocco from 2009-2015, where he taught English Composition, Literature and other courses at Al Akhawayn University. He now lives in Paris with his wife and son, keeps a dad blog at www.papaparisien.com and can sometimes be found giving students a hard time at the Sorbonne, where he adjuncts. 3-4 times a year, he still travels Morocco, visiting friends, family, researching and finding moments to capture.
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Теодо́р Миро́нович Хму́рич (20 червня 1931, с. Бенева, нині  Тернопільського району, Тернопільська область — 22 січня 2014) — український музикант, хоровий диригент, самодіяльний художник. Заслужений працівник культури України (1967).

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Від батька успадкував пристрасть до співу та малювання, з дитинства мріяв стати актором. У рідному селі організував хор.

З 1963 року проживав у Заліщиках. Працював художнім керівником районного будинку культури, директором дитячої музичної школи (1973—1993 роки), завідувачем районного відділу культури, керував чоловічою хоровою капелою «Гомін», чоловічим вокальним квартетом, жіночими тірольським оркестром та інструментальним ансамблем «Мелодія».

Багаторічний керівник народного самодіяльного хору «Добровляни» (понад 40 років, 11 пісень у виконанні колективу були записані на грамплатівку фірми «Мєлодія»).

Доробок
Автор пісень
 «Вечір над Дністром»,
 «З Дністром прощаються лелеки»,
 «В полі дуб зелений» тощо,
 обробок українських народних пісень.

Джерела
 Барна В., Бурма В., Головин Б. Хмурич Теодор Миронович //

Посилання
 Хмурич Теодор

Примітки

Персоналії за алфавітом
Заслужені працівники культури України
Українські композитори
Українські диригенти
Персоналії:Заліщики
Уродженці Теребовлянського району
Народились 1931
Диригенти Тернопільського академічного обласного драматичного театру

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Last week, I had the pleasure of joining an MBTI Step II qualification workshop for the first time in several years. This revamped workshop incorporates several new ideas to help practitioners to engage their clients in MBTI in general, and the Step II instrument in particular.
As ever, we had a fabulous group of workshop participants, each having come along with their own goals, aspirations and ideas for how Step II might support their work. One had a project with a client who had specifically requested Step II, while others were seeking a way to address the regular challenge we all receive about the MBTI (Step I) framework being too broad a brush to capture someone's uniqueness and individuality. Within the workshop, we saw how Step II is an impactful way to help some individuals clarify their best-fit type, as well as exploring how it can open up a conversation to explore the difference between those aspects of someone's behaviour that are driven by their innate underlying preferences, those that are habitual adaptations to environmental expectations, and those that we need to flex into from time to time. We also talked about the power of Step II to re-engage people who have 'already done MBTI', and get them thinking about a deeper Development Journey within this same powerful framework.
It was brilliant to see how quickly the group took to the new Personal Typies and Team Typies, all of which are driven by MBTI Step II results. We had hoped to engineer an impromptu case study by asking the group to suggest what preparation they would need to do if running a development session for a team with the Team Identity Typie pictured below. But they were onto us straight away, immediately recognising themselves as the 'team' in question!
As you can see, the group had a 'team type' of ENTP. In itself this is useful to know and provides helpful information for anyone familiar with the 4-letter MBTI Type code. What the Team Identity additionally reflects is that this group operates with a particular 'flavour' of ENTP characteristics. The biggest words in the Typie reflect the highest scores within their collective Step II profiles. So we could expect to see behaviours associated with Initiating, Expressive, Original and Enthusiastic coming to the fore. Even without knowing any detail about the Step II facets, just from the Typie you can quickly develop an impression of this team's dynamic. A very friendly bunch, comfortable initiating relationships. Lots of expressive talking! Quite a lot of brainstorming! Lots of new and original ideas! Loads of enthusiasm! The OOPSs ('out-of-preference scores') around the Feeling dimension also stand out, such that although the majority of the group claimed a preference for Thinking, behaviourally we saw quite a balance of T (Questioning and Logical in blue) and F (Accepting and Tender in red).
The group were also quite taken with the Team Flipside Typie concept. Theirs is shown below – highlighting all the Step II facets that the team might be tempted to forget or neglect. We think the Team Flipsides might be a useful aide-memoire to help teams (particularly those who are very type-alike) make sure they pay attention to their collective blind spots.
By looking at this team's Flipside Typie, you'll be unsurprised to learn that the more concrete and practical aspects of using Step II only arose in the last couple of hours of the workshop.
As well as producing the Team Typies, this online application automatically produces Facet and Application Charts that plot all individual Step II profiles. This workshop was my first opportunity to try out these features for real to support the design of experiential exercises. We also had a real time demonstration of one member of the group redefining her Best Fit Type as a result of her Step II explorations – which then enabled us to go back into the software to quickly make this update and regenerate the different outputs. The same can be done if someone joins or leaves a team – profiles and be easily deleted or added to the saved team data.
What's been enormously rewarding for me, having been involved in the development of the Typies, is to see how they are taking on a life and energy of their own, and in ways that I hadn't necessarily anticipated. And my experience last week has generated yet more ideas about what other resources we could develop. Thanks team!
Let us know if you too have a new idea – and watch this space!


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Artemisia Gentileschi's 1616 nude will be unveiled digitally
Italian city of Florence Art restoration specialists in Florence, Italy, have started a six-month initiative to clean and essentially "unveil" a long-censored nude painting by Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant women in Italian art history.
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In 1616 Gentileschi painted a life-size female nude, which is believed to be a self-portrait, adding the swirling curtain and drapery in the "Allegory of the Tilt" about 70 years later.
The work to reveal the originally painted image is being renewed in the #MeToo era as Gentileschi's contribution to Italian Baroque art
Both for her artistic achievements, but also for her breaking into a male-dominated art world after being raped by an art teacher.
His work was shown in a 2020 exhibition at the National Gallery in London.
"Through her, we can talk about how important it is to restore artwork, how important it is to keep women's stories at the forefront," said Linda Falcone, coordinator of the Artemisia Up Close project.
"Allegory of the Leaning" was originally commissioned for the family home of Michelangelo Buonarroti the Younger, the great-nephew of the famous artist.
The building later became the Casa Buonarroti Museum, and the painting was recently displayed on the ceiling in a gilded frame.
When chief patron Elizabeth Wick removed the painting in late September, a 400-year-old dust shower was released.


A Pessimist Is Never Disappointed: Carl Barat Releases New EP!
Carl Barat is about to unleash 4 great tunes. I know 'cause I've heard them already.
The release date of this new EP has been postponed slightly (as of now) but expect to see this EP available as a download from UK iTunes in June, and on vinyl at the same time.
Opener "Death Fires Burn At Night" is like a strange mash-up of Longpigs -- something off the first album -- and the more abrasive moments of Carl's former band, The Libertines -- something like "Mayday", maybe.
Speaking of that band, we've got Carl's recording of "Grimaldi", a previously unrecorded Libertines track. The song, with its shifting rhythms and time signature changes, is something that would have suited The Libertines quite well but with Carl's vaguely Marc Almond-ish delivery here, the song takes on a new life divorced from the Libs.
"This Is The Song" -- which you can get for free in this earlier post -- is a beautiful, mournful, angry ballad led by plaintive piano chords that recall Bowie's "The Bewlay Brothers", for lack of a better comparison.
"Sing For My Supper", the closer, is a cover of a song by The Langley Sisters and it's another track well-suited to Barat's rich voice.
This EP will include some live tracks as well, however they weren't on the review copy I had.
I dig how Carl Barat is moving things forward from The Libertines; despite last year's much ballyhooed reunion gigs, Carl seems to be itching to expand his style a bit and that's a lovely thing.
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The 2017/2018 season wasn't easy for Lille. They finished 17th in Ligue 1, only five points above the relegation zone. They lost 20 games and only won 10 in a total of 38. The team urgently needed to change and set a successful project for the following year.
This season is being thunderous for Lille. They are currently second in the league, with seven more points than third place Lyon. They are the second-best defense of the league with only 24 goals suffered (behind the 16 suffered by PSG) and are the third best attack with 45 goals scored (behind the 86 of the PSG and the 50 of Lyon).
One of the main responsible for the brilliant season of Lille is Nicolas Pépé. The 23-year-old Ivory Coast native, plays as right winger and arrived at the french club last year from Angers, in exchange for 10 million euros. In 39 games scored 14 goals and assisted five, positive numbers for a debut season. But it's this season that he's stooding out, game after game. At this moment, Pépé has 18 goals and 11 assists, and is the second top scorer in Ligue 1 with 17 goals.
Pépé is a left-footed that plays as right winger and likes to cut inside in order to benefit his preferred foot. He's very fast, has great dribble, has good vision and ease to find teammates. 18 goals and 11 assists are impressive numbers, but let's analyze the statistics in a more detailed way.
The winger seeks to penetrate the opposing defense and appear in finishing zones. Through this he shoots on average 3.3 times per game, a statistic that originates the high number of goals scored this season. He's very good in dribbling and seeks it throughout the game.
Dribbles on average 2.5 times per game, trying the 1v1 or cutting inside. Consequently of this way of playing are the fouls suffered: 2.9 per game.
Pépé has good vision, proof of this are the 11 assists this season. He passes on average 31.4 times per game, and 1.8 of them are key-passes. In addition to this, he has 77% of pass accuracy.
Some less positive statistics are the 2.9 times that he loses the ball per game, which is the result of his playing style. The 0.3 crosses per game is a very strange statistic for a winger, but his way of playing is not necessarily based on crossings.
Pépé is a pacey winger, especially for someone with 183 cm. He has a lot of technique and has a fantastic dribble. It is very easy for him to dribble in short spaces, due his technique, he can solve quickly and with quality in a short space.
He seeks several times to dribble the opponent, since he's very strong in 1v1. He also works well on the line, looking to leave free space in the center of the pitch. The usual movement by Pépé it's a reminder of Robben: often he cuts inside for the left foot and from there he seeks to enter in finishing zones or shoot outside the box.
The winger is not always in the same space in the field. Several times he comes down on the side to get the ball and start an attack. He also usually moves to the center of the pitch, almos like a number 10, and then, or unbalances the defense with his speed, or initiates a dangerous attack in the offensive midfield of the opponent.
Pépé sometimes is too selfish on the ball and does not pass it in the correct time. This is also one of the reasons why he loses the ball 2.9 times per game. The cutting inside is a good movement, he manages to fairly unbalance the opposing defense and appear in excellent positions. Allows the full back to get up on the pitch, through balls to the strikers and allows the midfielder to offer passing lines. But this constant movement becomes predictable for the opponent. This is not a defect, but to mix even more the movements is something that Pépé should do. He can seek to move more between the last line of the opponent's defensive midfield and the defensive line, taking advantage of all his speed and unbalance ability.
With his passing ability and ease in assisting, Pépé can look for the space between the full back and the center back in order to enter more quickly in the box. He can take advantage of his acceleration to search for rupture movements and appear more in the lateral side of the box to, for example, make a key pass or a cross. Without the ball would also be interesting to keep the cutting inside movement, but closer to the defensive line, in order to receive the ball in finishing zones.
Pépé is a player with a huge margin of progression, and it will be very difficult for Lille to keep him if he continues to play at this level. On the right team, with a manager who helps him improve his game in order to develop as a player, he has everything to become a world-class winger.


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25-2309. Application for registration; registration agencies; limitations on public inspection of registrations; registration citizenship requirements; election board citizenship hearings; unsatisfactory evidence of citizenship; sworn affidavits; rules and regulations. (a) Any person may apply in person, by mail, through a voter registration agency, or by other delivery to a county election officer to be registered. Such application shall be made on: (1) A form approved by the secretary of state, and such form shall be provided by a county election officer or chief state election official upon request in person, by telephone or in writing; or (2) the national mail voter registration form issued pursuant to federal law.
Such application shall be signed by the applicant under penalty of perjury and shall contain the original signature of the applicant or the computerized, electronic or digitized transmitted signature of the applicant. A signature may be made by mark, initials, typewriter, print, stamp, symbol or any other manner if by placing the signature on the document the person intends the signature to be binding. A signature may be made by another person at the voter's direction if the signature reflects such voter's intention.
(b) Applications made under this section shall give voter eligibility requirements and such information as is necessary to prevent duplicative voter registrations and enable the relevant election officer to assess the eligibility of the applicant and to administer voter registration, including, but not limited to, the following data to be kept by the relevant election officer as provided by law:
(1) Name;
(2) place of residence, including specific address or location, and mailing address if the residence address is not a permissible postal address;
(3) date of birth;
(4) sex;
(5) the last four digits of the person's social security number or the person's full driver's license or nondriver's identification card number;
(6) telephone number, if available;
(7) naturalization data, if applicable;
(8) if applicant has previously registered or voted elsewhere, residence at time of last registration or voting;
(9) when present residence established;
(10) name under which applicant last registered or voted, if different from present name;
(11) an attestation that the applicant meets each eligibility requirement;
(12) a statement that the penalty for submission of a false voter registration application is a maximum presumptive sentence of 17 months in prison;
(13) a statement that, if an applicant declines to register to vote, the fact that the applicant has declined to register will remain confidential and will be used only for voter registration purposes;
(14) a statement that if an applicant does register to vote, the office to which a voter registration application is submitted will remain confidential and will be used only for voter registration purposes;
(15) boxes for the applicant to check to indicate whether the applicant is or is not a citizen of the United States, together with the question "Are you a citizen of the United States of America?";
(16) boxes for the county election officer or chief state election official to check to indicate whether the applicant has provided with the application the information necessary to assess the eligibility of the applicant, including such applicant's United States citizenship;
(17) boxes for the applicant to check to indicate whether or not the applicant will be 18 years of age or older on election day, together with the question "Will you be 18 years of age on or before election day?";
(18) in reference to paragraphs (15) and (17) the statement "If you checked 'no' in response to either of these questions, do not complete this form.";
(19) a statement that the applicant shall be required to provide identification when voting; and
(20) political party affiliation declaration, if any. An applicant's failure to make a declaration will result in the applicant being registered as an unaffiliated voter.
If the application discloses any previous registration in any other county or state, as indicated by paragraph (8) or (10), or otherwise, the county election officer shall upon the registration of the applicant, give notice to the election official of the place of former registration, notifying such official of applicant's present residence and registration, and authorizing cancellation of such former registration. This section shall be interpreted and applied in accordance with federal law. No eligible applicant whose qualifications have been assessed shall be denied registration.
(c) Any person who applies for registration through a voter registration agency shall be provided with, in addition to the application under subsection (b), a form that includes:
(1) The question "If you are not registered to vote where you live now, would you like to apply to register to vote here today?";
(2) a statement that if the applicant declines to register to vote, this decision will remain confidential and be used only for voter registration purposes;
(3) a statement that if the applicant does register to vote, information regarding the office to which the application was submitted will remain confidential and be used only for voter registration purposes; and
(4) if the agency provides public assistance: (i) The statement "Applying to register or declining to register to vote will not affect the amount of assistance that you will be provided by this agency.";
(ii) boxes for the applicant to check to indicate whether the applicant would like to register or declines to register to vote, together with the statement "IF YOU DO NOT CHECK EITHER BOX, YOU WILL BE CONSIDERED TO HAVE DECIDED NOT TO REGISTER TO VOTE AT THIS TIME.";
(iii) the statement "If you would like help in filling out the voter registration application form, we will help you. The decision whether to seek or accept help is yours. You may fill out the application form in private."; and
(iv) the statement "If you believe that someone has interfered with your right to register or to decline to register to vote, your right to privacy in deciding whether to register or in applying to register to vote, or your right to choose your own political party or other political preference, you may file a complaint with the Kansas Secretary of State."
(d) If any person, in writing, declines to register to vote, the voter registration agency shall maintain the form prescribed by subsection (c).
(e) A voter registration agency shall transmit the completed registration application to the county election officer not later than five days after the date of acceptance. Upon receipt of an application for registration, the county election officer shall send, by nonforwardable mail, a notice of disposition of the application to the applicant at the postal delivery address shown on the application. If a notice of disposition is returned as undeliverable, a confirmation mailing prescribed by K.S.A. 25-2316c, and amendments thereto, shall occur.
(f) If an application is received while registration is closed, such application shall be considered to have been received on the next following day during which registration is open.
(g) A person who completes an application for voter registration shall be considered a registered voter when the county election officer adds the applicant's name to the county voter registration list.
(h) Any registered voter whose residence address is not a permissible postal delivery address shall designate a postal address for registration records. When a county election officer has reason to believe that a voter's registration residence is not a permissible postal delivery address, the county election officer shall attempt to determine a proper mailing address for the voter.
(i) Any registered voter may request that such person's residence address be concealed from public inspection on the voter registration list and on the original voter registration application form. Such request shall be made in writing to the county election officer, and shall specify a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy or a threat to the voter's safety. Upon receipt of such a request, the county election officer shall take appropriate steps to ensure that such person's residence address is not publicly disclosed. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as requiring or authorizing the secretary of state to include on the voter registration application form a space or other provision on the form that would allow the applicant to request that such applicant's residence address be concealed from public inspection.
(j) No application for voter registration shall be made available for public inspection or copying unless the information required by subsection (b)(5) has been removed or otherwise rendered unreadable.
(k) If an applicant fails to answer the question prescribed in subsection (b)(15), the county election officer shall send the application to the applicant at the postal delivery address given on the application, by nonforwardable mail, with a notice of incompleteness. The notice shall specify a period of time during which the applicant may complete the application in accordance with K.S.A. 25-2311, and amendments thereto, and be eligible to vote in the next election.
(l) The county election officer or secretary of state's office shall accept any completed application for registration, but an applicant shall not be registered until the applicant has provided satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship. Evidence of United States citizenship as required in this section will be satisfied by presenting one of the documents listed in subsection (l)(1) through (l)(13) in person at the time of filing the application for registration or by including a photocopy of one of the following documents with a mailed registration application. After a person has submitted satisfactory evidence of citizenship, the county election officer shall indicate this information in the person's permanent voter file. Evidence of United States citizenship shall be satisfied by providing one of the following, or a legible photocopy of one of the following documents:
(1) The applicant's driver's license or nondriver's identification card issued by the division of vehicles or the equivalent governmental agency of another state within the United States if the agency indicates on the applicant's driver's license or nondriver's identification card that the person has provided satisfactory proof of United States citizenship;
(2) the applicant's birth certificate that verifies United States citizenship to the satisfaction of the county election officer or secretary of state;
(3) pertinent pages of the applicant's United States valid or expired passport identifying the applicant and the applicant's passport number, or presentation to the county election officer of the applicant's United States passport;
(4) the applicant's United States naturalization documents or the number of the certificate of naturalization. If only the number of the certificate of naturalization is provided, the applicant shall not be included in the registration rolls until the number of the certificate of naturalization is verified with the United States bureau of citizenship and immigration services by the county election officer or the secretary of state, pursuant to 8 U.S.C. § 1373(c);
(5) other documents or methods of proof of United States citizenship issued by the federal government pursuant to the immigration and nationality act of 1952;
(6) the applicant's bureau of Indian affairs card number, tribal treaty card number or tribal enrollment number;
(7) the applicant's consular report of birth abroad of a citizen of the United States of America;
(8) the applicant's certificate of citizenship issued by the United States citizenship and immigration services;
(9) the applicant's certification of report of birth issued by the United States department of state;
(10) the applicant's American Indian card, with KIC classification, issued by the United States department of homeland security;
(11) the applicant's final adoption decree showing the applicant's name and United States birthplace;
(12) the applicant's official United States military record of service showing the applicant's place of birth in the United States; or
(13) an extract from a United States hospital record of birth created at the time of the applicant's birth indicating the applicant's place of birth in the United States.
(m) If an applicant is a United States citizen but does not have any of the documentation listed in this section as satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship, such applicant may submit any evidence that such applicant believes demonstrates the applicant's United States citizenship.
(1) Any applicant seeking an assessment of evidence under this subsection may directly contact the elections division of the secretary of state by submitting a voter registration application or form as described by this section and any supporting evidence of United States citizenship. Upon receipt of this information, the secretary of state shall notify the state election board, as established under K.S.A. 25-2203, and amendments thereto, that such application is pending.
(2) The state election board shall give the applicant an opportunity for a hearing and an opportunity to present any additional evidence to the state election board. Notice of such hearing shall be given to the applicant at least five days prior to the hearing date. An applicant shall have the opportunity to be represented by counsel at such hearing.
(3) The state election board shall assess the evidence provided by the applicant to determine whether the applicant has provided satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship. A decision of the state election board shall be determined by a majority vote of the election board.
(4) If an applicant submits an application and any supporting evidence prior to the close of registration for an election cycle, a determination by the state election board shall be issued at least five days before such election date.
(5) If the state election board finds that the evidence presented by such applicant constitutes satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship, such applicant will have met the requirements under this section to provide satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship.
(6) If the state election board finds that the evidence presented by an applicant does not constitute satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship, such applicant shall have the right to appeal such determination by the state election board by instituting an action under 8 U.S.C. § 1503. Any negative assessment of an applicant's eligibility by the state election board shall be reversed if the applicant obtains a declaratory judgment pursuant to 8 U.S.C. § 1503, demonstrating that such applicant is a national of the United States.
(n) Any person who is registered in this state on the effective date of this amendment to this section is deemed to have provided satisfactory evidence of citizenship and shall not be required to resubmit evidence of citizenship.
(o) For purposes of this section, proof of voter registration from another state is not satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship.
(p) A registered Kansas voter who moves from one residence to another within the state of Kansas or who modifies such voter's registration records for any other reason shall not be required to submit evidence of United States citizenship.
(q) If evidence of citizenship is deemed to be unsatisfactory due to an inconsistency between the document submitted as evidence and the name or sex provided on the application for registration, such applicant may sign an affidavit:
(1) Stating the inconsistency or inconsistencies related to the name or sex, and the reason therefor; and
(2) swearing under oath that, despite the inconsistency, the applicant is the individual reflected in the document provided as evidence of citizenship. However, there shall be no inconsistency between the date of birth on the document provided as evidence of citizenship and the date of birth provided on the application for registration. If such an affidavit is submitted by the applicant, the county election officer or secretary of state shall assess the eligibility of the applicant without regard to any inconsistency stated in the affidavit.
(r) All documents submitted as evidence of citizenship shall be kept confidential by the county election officer or the secretary of state and maintained as provided by Kansas record retention laws.
(s) The secretary of state may adopt rules and regulations in order to implement the provisions of this section.
(t) Nothing in this section shall prohibit an applicant from providing, or the secretary of state or county election officer from obtaining satisfactory evidence of United States citizenship, as described in subsection (l), at a different time or in a different manner than an application for registration is provided, as long as the applicant's eligibility can be adequately assessed by the secretary of state or county election officer as required by this section.
History: L. 1968, ch. 55, § 9; L. 1972, ch. 141, § 3; L. 1976, ch. 181, § 7; L. 1980, ch. 112, § 1; L. 1982, ch. 154, § 3; L. 1996, ch. 187, § 7; L. 1997, ch. 124, § 13; L. 1999, ch. 105, § 2; L. 2000, ch. 56, § 3; L. 2001, ch. 42, § 1; L. 2001, ch. 211, § 6; L. 2004, ch. 93, § 4; L. 2011, ch. 56, § 8; L. 2016, ch. 82, § 6; L. 2021, ch. 82, § 7; July 1.
Section was also amended by L. 2001, ch. 128, § 5, but that version was repealed by L. 2001, ch. 211, § 18.
Section was also amended by L. 2004, ch. 25, § 9, but that version was repealed by L. 2004, ch. 93, § 13.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:
Cited in note concerning equal protection prohibiting a state from canceling voter registration for failure to vote, 21 K.L.R. 224, 235 (1973).
Attorney General's Opinions:
Voter registration; application form; alteration by applicant. 95-27.
Sites designated as places of registration must be open to public at large. 96-26.
Secretary of state is prohibited from releasing the last four digits of a registered voter's social security number and a registered voter's residential address when such voter has properly requested that the address be concealed. 2017-10.
CASE ANNOTATIONS
1. Section 5 of the national voter registration act preempts a Kansas law requiring documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration, as applied to the federally mandated voter registration form that must be a part of any application to obtain or renew a driver's license. Fish v. Kobach, 840 F.3d 710 (10th Cir. 2016).
2. Eleventh amendment sovereign immunity did not bar claims against the Kansas secretary of revenue under the Ex parte Young doctrine because the complaint alleged an ongoing violations of the national voter registration act. Fish v. Kobach, 189 F.Supp.3d 1107, 1125 (D. Kan. 2016).
3. Voter registration applicant's attestation of Kansas residence, numerous statements during deposition that he considers Kansas his residence and that he intends to return to rented property supported his claim of Kansas residence for purposes of voter registration and were sufficient to allege that his injury from not being registered to vote was caused by Kansas documentary proof of citizenship law and would be redressed by a favorable decision. Cromwell v. Kobach, 199 F.Supp.3d 1292, 1302 (D. Kan. 2016).
4. The grandfather clause of Kansas documentary proof of citizenship law creating an additional requirement on voter registration applicants who registered for the first time after January 1, 2013, and the interagency agreement to review incomplete voter registration applicant's citizenship status were rationally related to legitimate governmental goals of avoiding logistical difficulties and did not violate the privileges and immunities clause. Bednasek v. Kobach, 259 F.Supp.3d 1193, 1213-15 (D. Kan. 2017).
5. The documentary proof of citizenship requirement violates the national voter registration act and infringes on the right to vote under the 14th amendment of the United States Constitution. Fish v. Kobach, 309 F.Supp.3d 1048, 1113 (D. Kan. 2018).
6. Documentary proof of citizenship requirement significantly burdens would-be Kansas voters, directly contrasts the 14th amendment and is preempted by the federal voting rights act. Fish v. Schwab, 957 F.3d 1105, 1134 (10th Cir. 2020).


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I love my Roasted Salmon with Pernod Sauce because it's truly a plat unique (a one-dish meal)—the recipe has carrots, pearl onions, and potatoes, so you're set with the veggies and sides. All you have to deal with this the first and final courses. I've got you covered!
Alsatian Apple Tart, page 350 of the Bonne Femme Cookbook (but conveniently, this blogger has posted the recipe.
Wine Pairing: This menu begs for an Oregon Pinot Noir, a shoo-in with salmon (especially if you use wild salmon in the recipe—and you should). And don't worry about the wine fighting with the Pernod in the sauce—think of the Pernod as a herbal-anise flavoring, not as a competing liquor.
• Slice the cheese, toast the walnuts, wash the lettuce, and make the dressing for the salad all in advance. Refrigerate the dressing (but bring to room temperature) before serving; also keep lettuce and cheese refrigerated until ready to serve. The walnuts can stand at room temperature for up to a day.
• You can get the vegetables and sauce ready for the Roasted Salmon about an hour in advance. When it's close to serving time, pop the salmon into the oven and reheat everything the sauce and veggies to serve.
• Make the Alsatian Apple tart up to 1 day in advance, and refrigerate it. Bring to cool room temperature to serve.


Kima and Zuala standing above a sports field in Aizwal.
The road back to the airport from Aizwal, Mizoram, India.
Aizwal, Mizoram, India – Absolutely breathtaking!
Kima, Zuala and David introducing Uncle Josh to Jackfruit…yummy!
David back home in Aizwal, Mizoram, India.


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The (drunk) air up there
Vanessa Gomez
If I've learned anything from my years as a flight attendant, it's that parachutes don't come standard on commercial jets. So when passengers decide to drink their asses off mid-flight, we have no choice but to cut them off and try to contain their erratic behavior.
In training, I was informed that drinking an ounce of alcohol at 40,000 ft was the equivalency of two ounces on the ground. They advised us to follow the simple rule of thumb of only selling passengers one drink an hour.
Now everyone loves to party, and many are under the belief that vodka can heighten those good times, but after years of catching passengers passing out in the back galley, I've learned to cut myself off.
A 40-year-old woman once broke into the liquor cart even after we locked it. One Las Vegas passenger was asked to deplane even before takeoff because he boarded intoxicated. When he found out Sin City would be his final destination, he told the supervisor to f*** off. Vegas Metro didn't respond well to that, and actually tasered him and drug his body kicking and screaming off the aircraft. The video was on You Tube for months.
The most intoxicated disturbance during my time at the blue jet? That would have to be the time we carted more than 50 members of a wedding party from New York to Los Angeles, still dressed in all their cupcake gowns and penguin suits.
The exhausted bride was being escorted from an earlier ceremony on the east coast to the official ceremony on the west coast. The majority of the wedding party took advantage of the undersold flight and passed out. A select few continued their early morning debauchery and kept the good times rolling. Around this point in the story is where I met a drunk, 62 year-old man I now refer to as Dirty Uncle Sal.
Shortly after takeoff, I realized Uncle Sal was completely tanked from the morning brunch festivities. We immediately decided against serving him any more liquor, but that didn't stop him from pouring his own from his secret stash.
In about the span of one hour, Dirty Uncle Sal sloshed whiskey on my uniform, made a pass for my breast and asked if I knew "how much p**** he got in the '70s because he looked like Julio Iglesias?" I declared to him that he had crossed a line and that we had to confiscate his liquor. He laughed and said that all us "bitches are too uptight about sex."
Thankfully, my male counterpart stepped in and swapped his Jack Daniels with apple juice and made it very clear to the others in the wedding party that he would likely be met by authorities upon landing. He quickly "fell asleep" and was rudely awaken when he was marched off the plane by police.
What happened to Dirty Uncle Sal? Who knows. Even though he made me feel disgusting and uncomfortable, he taught me an important lesson: don't let your drunken selfishness ruin someone else's night. Not only can overindulging make you horribly hungover, but it can make others question your self-respect. It's definitely not worth holding your hair back for.
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Counted among the most beautiful and diverse tourist attractions in southern part of the country, Karnataka is a beautiful state is replete with historical monuments displaying architectural brilliance of primeval pasts, destinations with immaculate natural beauty, contemporary lifestyle and much more. Included in the itinerary, Goa is one of the most beautiful beach destinations in India. The sun drenched beaches offering plethora of water activities make Goa a great place to hangout.This 13 nights and 14 days of itinerary takes the tourists to Karnataka tour with Mumbai and Goa. This package is customized keeping in mind the feasible and suitable schedule for the tourists. Mumbai and Goa are mixed with the tour as they are located in a vicinity to each other and spruce up the delight of the tourists to next level. The major destinations covered are Mumbai, Goa, Belgaum, Badami, Aihole, Pattadakal, Hospet, Hassan, Shravanabelagola, Madikeri, Mysore, Srirangapatnam, and Bangalore. The major highlights of the trip are visiting fascinating Goa beaches, traversing through historical and splendiferous sites and beaches in Mumbai, and exploring the diverse and engrossing tourist attractions of Karnataka.
On arrival at Mumbai airport/railway station, meet our tour representative who will be there for your welcome and smooth transfer to your already booked hotel. Check in at the hotel. The rest of the day is free at leisure. During your free time, you can either relax in the hotel or take pleasure of its modern amenities or go out to explore the colourful local markets of Mumbai city. An overnight stay in the hotel.
Mumbai is one of the famous tourist destinations of India that has something for everything. Right from the beaches, historical places to ancient monuments, the city is blessed with many tourist attractions that grab visitors attention from across the globe.
After breakfast in the morning, we will leave for a half day city tour that will include a visit to the Gateway of India- the stone archway designed in the 16th century Gujarat style and Elephant Cave- the 7th century rock-cut cave temples dedicated to Lord Shiva situated atop of a hill on the island. Afterwards, we will return back to the hotel and stay overnight.
Today after breakfast in the morning, we will check out from the hotel in Mumbai and get direct transfer to the airport to board the flight for Goa. On reaching, meet our representative who will take you to your already booked hotel. Check in at the hotel. The rest of the day is free for your own activities. During your free time you can go out for a leisure walk at nearby beaches. Enjoy an overnight stay in the hotel.
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We will leave to explore the entire Goa after breakfast in the morning. To start our day, we will explore the North Goa in the morning and cover all its major tourist destinations. Later in the afternoon, we will head towards South Goa and visit its famous churches. Afterwards, we will return back to the hotel for a relaxing overnight stay.
The day is free at leisure where in you can lie at the beaches of Goa and explore the indescribable beauty of the place. Also, you can engage yourself in the amazing water sports available on Goa beaches.
In the morning after breakfast, we will check out from our hotel in Goa and drive to Badami, which is about 6 hour journey. En-route, we will stop to visit Belgaum that has an old town on one hand and modern town on the other hand. We will visit the famous Belgaum Fort located in the heart of Belgaum and other famous tourist destinations such as the Jain Temple, Kamala Basti, the Jama Masjid, the Ananthashayana and the Kapileshwar Temple. Afterwards, we will continue our drive to Badami. On reaching, check in at the hotel for an overnight stay.
Today after having breakfast in the morning, we will leave for the local sightseeing tour of Badami. The day tour comprise of a visit to the famous rock-cut cave temples, forts, gateways, inscriptions and sculptures that showcase the ancient architecture of South India. Also, we will be visiting the well known Bhutanatha temples which lend their names to the lake just underneath the cave temples. Here, you can take a dip in the green calm river that is said to have the healing properties in it. Later, we will return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
After breakfast in the morning, we will check out from the hotel in Badami and leave for Hospet. En-route, we will visit Pattadakal and Aihole. While Pattadakal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled on the left bank of the Malaprabha River, Aihole is acknowledged as the "Cradle of the Indian architecture". Thus, visiting these places will leave you with a lifetime experience. Afterwards, we will continue our journey to Hospet. On reaching, check in at the pre-booked hotel and enjoy a relaxing overnight stay.


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Description problem is that even when configuring amule with --enable-amulegui you don't get a working amulegui app. amulegui is built but the mac_packager util doesn't create an amulegui package.
probably a separate amulegui package template is needed so you get both after a make, the amule package, which is already there and an amulegui package.
i'm not sure if i included all needed libs etc in the packager, i just doubled and modified the things for amule. but at least i got a working amule and amuleGui so perhaps it's a help.


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Andrew Baranoski joined PIRC in January 2020 as Executive Director. He has long been committed to refugee and asylee resettlement and access to legal services for all immigrants. Prior to joining PIRC, Andrew proudly served as the Executive Director of the American Civic Association in Binghamton, New York from 2008 until 2015. Most recently, he worked in higher education at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, South Carolina. He graduated from Binghamton University with a BA in anthropology. After college, he became certified as a paralegal at Syracuse University. Later he earned his Master of Public Administration degree at Binghamton University and completed a year-long graduate internship at the Legal Aid Society of Mid-New York.
Andrew was born and raised in Snyder County, PA. Andrew and his wife Barbara are excited to return to Pennsylvania to be close to family and friends. They enjoy traveling and all genres of music and often combine these two past-times attending music festivals abroad and across the USA.
Samantha Naranjo-Gonzalez was born and raised in Cuba. She moved to the U.S with only her mom in 2016. She is currently working on her Associate in Paralegal Studies and plans to continue her education in the legal field after she graduates. She is fluent in Spanish and is currently working on obtaining her Interpreter license. As an immigrant herself, Samantha is very passionate about immigration law and helping other immigrants like her achieve their dreams.
REMOVAL DEFENSE PROGRAMS
Managing Attorney – Removal Defense Programs
Ryan Brunsink is a managing attorney for the Removal Defense Programs. He joined PIRC in March of 2015, after serving as a judicial fellow in the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia where he regularly drafted legal opinions. Ryan graduated, cum laude, from Pepperdine University School of Law in May of 2014. At Pepperdine, Ryan successfully represented vulnerable clients with fear-based claims through Pepperdine's Asylum and Refugee Clinic. He worked as a summer law clerk at the Law Offices of Carl Shusterman, a prominent immigration firm in Los Angeles, and provided pro bono legal aid to indigent clients through Christian Legal Aid of Los Angeles during his time in law school. Ryan obtained a BA in Economics and Religious Studies at the University of Virginia in 2008, and remains an avid Wahoo fan. Ryan is proficient in Spanish.
Supervising Attorney-Removal Defense Programs
Ben Hooper joined the Removal Defense Programs at PIRC in January 2018. As a legal aid attorney and manager since 1999, Ben's advocacy work has included federally subsidized housing, mortgage foreclosure, domestic violence and immigration. Immediately prior to joining PIRC, Ben worked at the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence where he coordinated the Civil Legal Representation Initiative, providing legal service to victims of domestic violence in twenty-two counties across Pennsylvania. Ben earned his J.D. degree from Northeastern University, and a B.A. in Political Science at Binghamton University.
Staff Attorney-Removal Defense Programs
Melissa Vega joined the Removal Defense Programs at PIRC in April 2019. After graduating with honors from Widener University Commonwealth Law School, Melissa clerked for The Honorable Mary Hannah Leavitt of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania for three years. Upon completing her clerkship, Melissa set up her practice as a sole practitioner, representing clients in family-based petitions, naturalization, TPS/DACA, non-immigrant visa applications and removal defense. Immediately prior to joining PIRC, she practiced immigration & naturalization law in the Houston, Texas, area. Melissa is fluent in Spanish.
Alissa C. Cardenas Harrison joined the Removal Defense Programs at PIRC in January 2020. Prior to working at PIRC, Alissa worked for the Pennsylvania Department of State and has spent the majority of her legal career thus far as an Assistant District Attorney assigned to the Special Crimes Unit where she helped children and victims of sexual assault through the criminal justice system. She interned with the Executive Office of Immigration Review in 2013 and has worked with two local immigration attorneys in assisting individuals with fear-based claims. Alissa earned a Juris Doctor from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Drexel University in 2014 and a B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies from the Pennsylvania State University in 2011. Alissa is currently licensed in Pennsylvania and the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
LOP Manager/Department of Justice (DOJ) Accredited Representative
Fernanda Hernandez joined PIRC in August 2016 as the Office Assistant. Before starting with PIRC, Fernanda worked for four years at ACNB Bank as Customer Service Specialist. She graduated HACC with a degree in Behavioral and Social Sciences, with a concentration on Paralegal Studies in 2016, and earned her Bachelor degree in Applied Science in Technical Leadership from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania in 2019. Fernanda is fluent in Spanish, and received her DOJ accreditation in early 2018.
Managing Attorney, Community Programs
Whitney Phelps is the managing attorney for Community Programs. She joined PIRC in June of 2020 after two years as the Padilla Attorney for Metropolitan Public Defender in Portland, OR. Before entering the non-profit world, Whitney worked for three years in private practice as an immigration attorney. In this role she represented clients in their removal proceedings and assisted with family based and humanitarian visa petitions, naturalization, and affirmative asylum applications. Prior to working in the immigration field, Whitney worked and volunteered with international human rights organizations including Instituto de Defensa Legal in Lima, Peru, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. She graduated cum laude in 2013 from Seattle University School of Law and summa cum laude from LeTourneau University in 2007 where she studied History/Political Science. Whitney is professionally proficient in Spanish.
Supervising Attorney, Community Programs
Tamara Shehadeh-Cope joined PIRC in December 2020. She previously served as the Managing Immigration Attorney at Community Justice Project (CJP), part of the Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network (PLAN). There, she provided legal assistance and representation to immigrant survivors and trained community partners throughout Pennsylvania's northeastern counties on changing immigration issues and policy. Tamara rejoins PIRC after having previously been a part of PIRC's Removal Defense Programs as a Staff Attorney with the Legal Orientation Program (LOP). Tamara earned her J.D. degree from City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law, and a B.A. in Political Science with a minor in Economics from Fordham University in New York. She is licensed in Pennsylvania and admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Tamara has native proficiency in Spanish and is proficient in Arabic.
Diana Bieber Locke rejoined PIRC in January 2021 as a supervising attorney in Community Programs, having previously worked at PIRC during the development of the Immigrant Survivors Project. She brings over ten years' experience in immigration legal representation for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking and has provided trainings on this topic across the state. Prior to law school, Ms. Bieber Locke worked as part of an Americorps volunteer program in southern Colorado where she helped initiate the San Luis Valley Immigrant Resource Center and successfully applied for its DOJ recognition. Ms. Bieber Locke earned her law degree cum laude from New York University School of Law and her undergraduate degree in English Literature and Sociology/Anthropology with a concentration in Peace and Conflict Studies from Swarthmore College. She has studied and worked in Peru, Colombia, and the Netherlands and is proficient in Spanish.
Staff Attorney, Western PA-Immigrant Survivors Project
Ashley L. Springsteen, joined PIRC in February 2019 as a staff attorney for the Immigrant Survivors Project. Prior to PIRC, Ashley served as an AmeriCorps Equal Justice Works Immigration Legal Fellow at the Legal Aid Bureau of Buffalo, where she launched a successful immigration program focused on providing holistic legal services to low-income immigrant and refugee populations in Western New York. Ashley earned her J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law with graduate certificate in International and Comparative Law and her B.A. in Sociology from Indiana University, Bloomington. Ashley is currently licensed in Pennsylvania and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
Staff Attorney, Northeastern PA- Immigrant Survivors Project
Yudelkys Rodriguez De Vargas joined PIRC in September 2019 as a Legal Advocate/Staff Attorney. Yudelkys obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, where she graduated Cum Laude and with Honors in Major. She then earned her Juris Doctor degree in May of 2019 from The Pennsylvania State University, The Dickinson School of Law, where she was the president of the Latinx Law Students Association, worked as a student attorney in the Community Law Clinic representing low-income community members in matters of family law and social security disability, and received the 2019 Outstanding Law Student Award from the National Association of Women Lawyers. Yudelkys is licensed in Pennsylvania. Yudelkys is a native Spanish speaker.
Statewide Liaison/Department of Justice (DOJ) Accredited Representative-Immigrant Survivors Project
Sarah Martin-Torres is the State Liaison for the Immigrant Survivors Project at the Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center. She holds a master's degree in social work from Temple University and has been providing immigration legal services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking for nearly a decade as a Department of Justice Accredited Representative. Ms. Martin-Torres also coordinates the Immigrant Survivors Advocate Network (ISAN) and is fluent in Spanish.
Legal Advocate/Department of Justice (DOJ) Accredited Representative- Immigrant Survivors Project
Rosa Perez-Lupian graduated from Delone Catholic High School in 1992 and attended DeVry University. She is the daughter of Mexican immigrant parents. In 2005, she began her 12 year career as Bilingual Client Advocate and Community Education Coordinator at YWCA Hanover Safe Home, where she established a robust program of community outreach, speaking to thousands of students as well as adult groups about healthy relationships and intimate partner violence. While developing her skills as an advocate, Mr. Perez-Lupian found that assisting immigrant victims of crime brought deep satisfaction. Through this work, she formed a strong bond with the Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center, where she began to work in November 2017.
Karla M. Rios Orengo joined PIRC in July 2018 as Legal Advocate after serving as a volunteer for the Immigrant Survivors Project since October 2017. Karla has earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico School of Law, where she was recognized for her litigation skills, and her B.A., cum laude, in Pre-Law Studies with a minor concentration in Political Science from the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico. Karla is passionate about access to justice and equal application of law. She is currently pursuing her admission to Pennsylvania Bar and is fluent in Spanish.
Citizenship & Clinical Coordinator/Department of Justice (DOJ) Accredited Representative-Citizenship
Jazmin H. Hernandez joined PIRC in August 2019 as a Citizenship Coordinator. Jazmin is the daughter of Mexican parents who brought her to the U.S. in 2008 when she was 11 years old. She earned her Associate in Applied Science in Paralegal Studies in June 2017. Jazmin continued her education at Central Penn College and graduated in March 2019 with a Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies. She worked as a paralegal for a private law firm assisting in family petitions, asylum, and removal proceedings. She is passionate about helping the immigrant community as she is an immigrant herself and knows the obstacles and challenges they face. Jazmin is fluent in Spanish.
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Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2010 Coca-Cola 600
May 18, 2021 June 2, 2010 by Mike Neff
After a month of May where Kyle and Kurt Busch combined to dominate the Cup circuit, did older brother do enough to bypass his younger sibling and lay claim to the top spot? Read this week's edition of the Power Rankings to find out if our experts made it a shrubbery 1-2 sweep.
Categories Cup Series, Mike Neff, Power Rankings Tags Clint Bowyer, David Reutimann, Denny Hamlin, Greg Biffle, Jamie McMurray, Jeff Burton, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth, Ryan Newman
Bettin' the Horsepower: 2010 Coca-Cola 600
May 17, 2021 May 27, 2010 by Frontstretch Staff
With Memorial Day approaching and week 2 of the Sprint Cup Series at Charlotte upon us, the sport's most grueling event lies right around the corner Sunday evening. While fans were treated with the annual Sprint Showdown and All-Star event last week, the amount of information that can be taken from that event and used …
Categories Betting, Cup Series, Mike Lovecchio Tags Denny Hamlin, Jamie McMurray, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Joey Logano, Juan Pablo Montoya, Kasey Kahne, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin
Did You Notice? Charlotte Indy Double Duty, A Boring 600 & Retiring With Dignity
May 13, 2021 May 26, 2010 by Tom Bowles
Did You Notice? Bruton Smith's $20 million offer for 2011 and beyond to any driver who wins both the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 in the same day? That's opened up a whole other can of worms and stirred the pot for a handful of drivers anxious to get their hands on that money. In …
Categories Cup Series, Did You Notice?, IndyCar, Tom Bowles Tags AJ Allmendinger, Bobby Labonte, Juan Pablo Montoya, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Rusty Wallace, Tony Stewart
Voice of Vito: Jimmie Johnson's Struggles Have Created Power Vacuum in Sprint Cup Standings
May 13, 2021 May 26, 2010 by Vito Pugliese
The last few weeks have been quite unkind to Jimmie Johnson. First, he and teammate Jeff Gordon were disappointed with each other, then the "other" Four-Time said he was pissed to the point Rick Hendrick had to get involved and play the role of U.N. peacekeeper. Then, the No. 48 was the dominant force at …
Categories Cup Series, Vito Pugliese, Voice Of Vito Tags Carl Edwards, Denny Hamlin, Greg Biffle, Jeff Burton, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2010 All-Star Race
November 9, 2021 May 26, 2010 by Mike Neff
The All-Star Race saw Kurt Busch go from zero to hero, charging by feuding JGR teammates Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin in the final laps to score his first career victory in NASCAR's $1 million exhibition. Behind him, chaos reigned, as everyone from his brother to Jimmie Johnson to Carl Edwards shot themselves in the foot …
Categories Cup Series, Mike Neff, Power Rankings Tags Carl Edwards, Denny Hamlin, Greg Biffle, Jeff Burton, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Joey Logano, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth, Ryan Newman, Tony Stewart
Kurt Busch Scores 1st All-Star Win, JGR Teammates Feud
Jimmie Johnson had the field spanked most of the night, Kyle Busch had the fastest car at the end, Denny Hamlin was in the right spot, but when it mattered most Kurt Busch was there to earn the $1,028,309 purse and take home the trophy for the Sprint All-Star Race. Starting from the pole, Busch …
Categories Cup Series, Cup Series News, Jay Pennell, News Tags Denny Hamlin, Jimmie Johnson, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr.
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2010 Autism Speaks 400 at Dover
May 11, 2021 May 19, 2010 by Mike Neff
The Monster Mile was more like something from Monsters, Inc. this past weekend, but the G-rated version still served up a little mixture among the Power Rankings. The biggest news of the weekend was Jimmie Johnson forgetting what the pit-road speed was long enough to be penalized, throwing away a very good chance at winning …
Categories Cup Series, Mike Neff, Power Rankings Tags Carl Edwards, David Reutimann, Denny Hamlin, Greg Biffle, Jeff Burton, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth, Ryan Newman, Tony Stewart 2 Comments
Who's Hot/Who's Not in Sprint Cup: 2010 Autism Speaks 400 at Dover Edition
The day's half-human, half-hate victor, Kyle Busch used the win to throw another punch into Johnson's seemingly infallible record. But as the Joe Gibbs Racing teams heat up, is the heart of Hendrick Motorsports really cooling off? We'll take a brief look, then remind you there are other teams competing on the grid each weekend in the latest edition of Who's Hot/Who's Not.
Categories Cup Series, Tom Bowles, Who's Hot / Who's Not Tags AJ Allmendinger, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton, Jimmie Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch, Marcos Ambrose, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth, Ryan Newman, Sam Hornish Jr.
Happy Hour: Future Hall of Fame Arguments
February 26, 2021 May 13, 2010 by Frontstretch Staff
Just this one writer's opinion, but the best thing a Hall of Fame provides for a sport is the discussions it inspires amongst sportswriters and fans. Now that Matt McLaughlin has so eloquently made the case for the next five inductees, and I can't dispute much of it, I thought I'd look at current folks …
Categories Cup Series, Happy Hour, Kurt Smith Tags Bobby Labonte, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Matt Kenseth
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2010 Showtime Southern 500 at Darlington
January 29, 2021 May 11, 2010 by Mike Neff
The Track too Tough to Tame lived up to its reputation Saturday night, as most every car was loaded onto the trailer with at least a Darlington stripe if not significant damage. And it was our longtime Power Rankings king who may have suffered the most; Jimmie Johnson wound up singing the blues after a …
Categories Brock Beard, Bryan Davis Keith, Cup Series, Kurt Smith, Matt Taliaferro, Mike Neff, Mike Ravesi, Phil Allaway, Tom Bowles, Tony Lumbis, Vito Pugliese Tags Carl Edwards, Denny Hamlin, Greg Biffle, Jamie McMurray, Jeff Burton, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Juan Pablo Montoya, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth, Ryan Newman 1 Comment
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Patrick James Gallagher (* 21. Februar 1968 in New Westminster) ist ein kanadischer Schauspieler.

Patrick Gallagher hatte seine erste Rolle 1994 in der Pilotfolge der RoboCop-Serie. Neben Gastauftritten in verschiedenen kanadischen und amerikanischen Serien hat er auch längerfristige Neben- und Hauptrollen. Gallagher war auch in verschiedenen Filmen zu sehen, so u. a. 2003 in Master & Commander – Bis ans Ende der Welt. In der Filmreihe Nachts im Museum ist er als Attila, der Hunne zu sehen.

2009 und 2010 war Gallagher in der Musical-Comedy-Fernsehserie Glee als Football-Coach Ken Tanaka zu sehen, mit dem Ensemble erhielt er einen Screen Actors Guild Award.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1994: RoboCop (RoboCop: The Series, Fernsehserie, Folge 1x01)
 1996: Der Kopfgeldjäger (Moving Target)
 1998: Präsidententöchter küßt man nicht (My Date with the President's Daughter)
 1999: Ärger mit dem Weihnachtsmann (Must Be Santa)
 2001–2005: Da Vinci's Inquest (Fernsehserie, 13 Folgen, verschiedene Rollen)
 2002: Stargate – Kommando SG-1 (Stargate SG-1, Fernsehserie, Folge 6x06)
 2003: Smallville (Fernsehserie, Folge 3x05)
 2003: Master & Commander – Bis ans Ende der Welt (Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World)
 2004: Walking Tall – Auf eigene Faust (Walking Tall)
 2004: Sideways
 2005: Battlestar Galactica (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x11)
 2005: Severed – Forest of the Dead (Severed)
 2005–2006: Da Vinci's City Hall (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x01–1x13)
 2006: Stargate Atlantis (Fernsehserie, Folge 2x19)
 2006: Final Destination 3
 2006: Nachts im Museum (Night at the Museum)
 2008: The Line (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x01–1x07)
 2008: Street Kings
 2008–2009: True Blood (Fernsehserie, 4 Folgen)
 2009: Nachts im Museum 2 (Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian)
 2009–2010: Glee (Fernsehserie, 10 Folgen)
 2010: Cold Case – Kein Opfer ist je vergessen (Cold Case, Fernsehserie, Folge 7x17)
 2010: Entourage (Fernsehserie, Folge 7x07)
 2010: Hawaii Five-0 (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x05)
 2010: Shattered (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x02)
 2010–2011: Men of a Certain Age (Fernsehserie, 5 Folgen)
 2011: Endgame (Fernsehserie, 13 Folgen)
 2014: Nachts im Museum: Das geheimnisvolle Grabmal (Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb)
 2015: Heartland – Paradies für Pferde (Heartland, Fernsehserie, Folge 8x11)
 2015: Navy CIS: L.A. (NCIS: Los Angeles, Fernsehserie, Folge 6x12)
 2017: Downsizing
 2019: Die unglaublichen Abenteuer von Bella (A Dog's Way Home)
 2019: Wayne (Webserie, 2 Folgen)
 2019: Captain Marvel
 2020: The Christmas Chronicles: Teil zwei (The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two)

Auszeichnungen
 2010: Screen Actors Guild Award für Glee in der Kategorie Bestes Schauspielensemble in einer Fernsehserie – Komödie

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Einzelnachweise

Filmschauspieler
Komponist (Kanada)
Kanadier
Geboren 1968
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Not saying that the Apple Blossom is a drunk fest or anything but there is a lot of alcohol offered. To keep it safe this year the Winchester Rotary Club and the Substance Abuse Coalition is offering Free and Safe Rides Home from ANY of the events. DON'T CHANCE IT GET THAT SAFE RIDE for all our sakes Please. Make the call 540-662-1199 and the right choice this weekend.


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