#undocumentation

While getting one’s hands dirty with Sequelize, it can be useful to have access to the documentation, so even it’s relatively simple I decided to wrap the documentation for Sequelize in a docSet for Dash…

Here is the link for the feed file… Direct Link

…and here is the link for the custom URL for adding the feed to your Dash… Add Feed Automatically

Enjoy a free staged reading of the stories of five undocumented students. Coming from Nigeria, Mexico, Ukraine, Korea and Jordan, these teens share a life constantly monitored by Homeland Security. A panel discussion with the performers, immigration lawyers and officials and undocumented DREAM Act-eligible young people will follow the show. 

Date: Sunday, March 10

Time: 4:00 p.m.

Place: Skirball Center

Admission: FREE

Presented by NYU Office of Global Services and the Skirball Center for Performing Arts. 

Undocumentation—illegal residence in a country—can initially be easy to condemn. But the multimedia play "Undocumented," written by Filipino Katherine Chua, puts a personal perspective on the illegal immigration issue with the story of Frida, a 25-year-old young woman who has been in the United States since she was 8. As an undocumented immigrant, Frida faces deportation to the country of her birth. Yet her American upbringing has made this country her home. 

The play reflects on the effects of impending legislation such as the DREAM Act, which would give undocumented immigrant students the opportunity to achieve citizenship. As she, like 2.1 million undocumented youth in America, waits on the act to become law, Frida must first solidify her own character. 

"She's not sure if she feels like she's a criminal or a victim," Chua said in an introductory video. 

"Undocumented" will be performed from Oct. 6-9 at the Shell Theater in the Times Square Art Building, 300 West 43rd Street (off 8th Avenue), 4th Floor (403), NY 10036.