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Ryan Kilpatrick

Taiwan
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Managing Editor @cnmediaproject 中國傳媒研究計劃主編
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Pirates, Magic and Neon: Tsing Yi’s Chun Kwan Temple

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By Ryan Kilpatrick
| Zolima City Mag
Out on the South China Sea, war was raging between the forces of the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279) and a fearsome pirate armada. These were not just any old pirates, though — no, they were sorcerer pirates. When imperial warships arrived to deal with them, they used magic to churn the wind and the waves, sending the Song navy down to the torrid brine. Back at the Song military encampment, on the coast of Guangdong province near present-day Shanwei, the mood was bleak.
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California’s SB 261 Incentivizes Timely Compliance With Final Wage Judgments | JD Supra

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By Taylor Brown, Ryan Kilpatrick, Amy Patton
| JD Supra
Effective January 1, 2026, California employers with unpaid wage judgments will be subject to significantly increased liability as a result of SB 261 – which was signed by the Governor on October 13, 2025. Employers should take careful note of the changes in California law, as explained below. Under existing law, the Labor Commissioner is authorized to investigate employee complaints and to provide for a hearing in any action to recover unpaid wages, penalties, or other demands for compensation.
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Hong Kong’s Ocean Giant, Part III: Broken on the Beach

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By Ryan Kilpatrick
| Zolima City Mag
This is the final story in a three-part series about the Seawise Giant, an ill-fated vessel that was once the world’s largest ship — a ship with a distinct connection to Hong Kong. “Alang, Alang, Alang. This is Mont. We are ready to get underway and wait for the final course.” “Mont, Alang. Captain, please make full maximum speed – repeat, full maximum speed.” The master on board the supertanker Monte, known in a previous life as Seawise Giant, is betraying all his instincts as a captain.
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