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"If half of the world's population remains vulnerable to economic, political, legal and social marginalization, our hope of advancing democracy and prosperity is in serious jeopardy. The United States must be an unequivocal and unwavering voice in support of women's rights in every country, on every continent." -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham ClintonAbout the Author: Sophie Coremans serves in the Public Affairs Office at the U.S. Mission to the European Union.
As a recent graduate entering the workforce, the issue of women's political and economic equality is a major concern for me. After graduation, I joined the U.S. Mission to the European Union's Public Affairs Office, and have been privileged to help advance this core value shared by both the United States and the European Union. We partner together around the world to support girl's education, advocate for economic equality, and defend human rights protections for women.
In working towards this ideal, however, I have come to realize much remains to be accomplished, even at home. In the United States, women hold only 17 percent of seats in Congress and 22 percent of state-wide elective executive office positions. Though women make up nearly 50 percent of the workforce, they earn on average just 77 cents for every dollar men make. On this side of the Atlantic, the situation is similar: in European Union Member States, on average only one in four members of national parliaments and ministers of national governments is a woman. Women occupy 14 percent of board seats in the largest publicly listed companies in all EU countries. These statistics represent progress, but there is clearly much more to be accomplished.
Today, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivers remarks at the launch of the Equal Futures Partnership during the UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. Building on President Obama's challenge at UNGA last year, the United States will be working with various country partners in this new international effort to break down barriers to women's political participation and economic empowerment. The goal of the Equal Futures Partnership is for each member country to expand opportunities for women and girls to fully participate in public life and to drive more inclusive economic growth.
I am currently working with my colleagues at the U.S. Mission to the European Union to launch a social media campaign in conjunction with a series of events focusing on women's issues. This week, we will welcome Susannah Wellford Shakow of Running Start and the Women Under Forty Political Action Committee -- an advocate who has dedicated her life to inspiring young women and encouraging them to run for public office -- to speak with students, civic organizations, and policymakers as we share U.S. perspectives on women's empowerment with EU audiences. She will be joined in discussions by high-level European leaders such as Swedish Ambassador to the EU Anna-Karin Eneström and Franziska Brantner, Member of the European Parliament.
You are invited to join the conversation as we work together to advance women's rights and empowerment, both at home and abroad. Join in and view videos and photos of the event by visiting the social media platforms of the U.S. Mission to the EU: Facebook, Google+, YouTube, and on Twitter using the hashtag #USEUWomen. Also follow the U.S. Ambassador to the EU, William Kennard, @USAmbEU.
For more information on U.S. efforts to promote stability, peace, and development by empowering women politically, socially, and economically around the world, visit the State Department Office of Global Women's Issues web page and follow them on Facebook and Twitter.
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RAMON LARSON, 80, Minot, died Thursday in a Minot nursing home. (Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot)
ETHEL TURNER, 91, Ryder, formerly of Sawyer, died Wednesday in a Ryder adult foster care center. Funeral Tuesday, 11 a.m., in Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot. Visitation Monday, 2 to 7 p.m., in the funeral home.
WILLIAM WEINBERGER, 63, Turtle Lake, died Thursday in his home. (Goetz Funeral Home, Turtle Lake)
WANDA JOHNSON, 101, Turtle Lake, died Wednesday in a Turtle Lake hospital. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Trinity Lutheran Church, Turtle Lake. (Goetz Funeral Home, Turtle Lake)
TIEGAN ROBINSON, son of Samantha Boatright and Zachary Robinson, was stillborn Tuesday in a Minot hospital. No formal services have been planned at this time. (Thomas Family Funeral Home, Minot)
ERNA SCHUTZ, 95, San Diego, formerly of Columbus, died Wednesday at her goddaughter's home in San Diego. (Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot)
JENNIFER KRAFT-SWANSON, 37, Devils Lake, died Wednesday in a Grand Forks hospital. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m., St. Olaf Lutheran Church, Devils Lake. Visitation Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m., sharing of memories Sunday, 5 p.m., both in Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake. Memorials are preferred to cancer research, at her request.
ELVA HANSON, 95, Williston, died Wednesday in a Williston nursing home. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m., West Prairie Lutheran Church, northwest of Williston. Visitation Monday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., in Everson Funeral Home, Williston.


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My conclusion. Flexibility can develop into a good thing. Neapolitan style in general is simplicity; but that does not prevent enjoyment of heavier raw, grilled or sauteed vegetables, as long as you separate them out and enjoy them as a pre-cursor to your pizza. In some cases, you may enjoy them more. The same standards apply to heavier sauteed meats. Otherwise, I need to head for a different style crust-- unless of course I want to be heard next door.
JimBob:Most excellent. Appreciate your experiences on the excruciating questions below. This feedback on texture really helps people on the web distinguish what's important to them, and the stats help distinguish variations for those of us experimenting. Texture:Attributes that stood out, good or bad:* crispy vs. brittle?* light vs. went down like a lead weight?* chewy, soft or airy?* straight as a board vs. some elasticity?* lasting impressions when you reached the outer edge?Oven: - temp? Did you employ broiler or a blower?- time approx?- screen, stone, etc?- bottom vs. top of oven?- final color?Crust:- weight of dough vs. crust size?- water hydration (below or above 57%)?- oil & salt % or amounts relative to flour?- other ingredients (e.g., sugar)?- delayed fermentation via refrigeration?Many Thanks.


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Traditional chanted poems from the Arab Emirates are a strong component of the national creative identity. The project aims at collecting this treasure not well known to the international communityand making them available internationally through multimedia products specifically designed for a larger public.
Since 1948, UNESCO has promoted mutual understanding and dialogue through the circulation and diffusion of literary masterpieces and traditional music beyond their original linguistic and national boundaries. After having been promoted through the UNESCO Representative Works Programme (1948-2000) and the UNESCO Collection of Traditional Music of the World (created in 1961), this objective is now pursued through different initiatives focusing on specific literary areas. The poetry of the Emirates, a country where very fast modernization has to be accompanied by promotion of cultural heritage in all its forms, is a resource to protect and promote worldwide using existing communication technologies, professional know-how and networking.
The output of this project, financed by the Private Affairs Department of HH Sheika Fatima Bint Mubarak and coordinated by Professor Clive Holes at Oxford University, in collaboration with Dr Said Salman Abu Athera, would be a multimedia anthology (Audio DC and book) in Arabic and English version. The project will be finalized in October 2010.


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Fly into Sicily and take the time to explore this buzzing city's remarkable UNESCO-listed historic centre. Brutally battered by volcanic Etna's eruption in the 17th century – Sicily uniquely boasts a collection of beautiful baroque buildings fashioned from molten rock. Experience the captivating contrasts of Palermo, where a myriad of cultures collide in its architecture and souk-style markets. Or slow down in idyllic Taormina, where chic designer shops mingle with medieval churches and an ancient Greek amphitheatre. Then of course, there is the tantalizing traditional Sicilian cuisine… Feast on fresh-from-the-sea fish or pasta seasoned with aromatic wild herbs, washed down with a crisp local wine. Sicily is waiting to seduce you.


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Azienda Zidarich was founded in 1988. The winery is located in a beautiful and unique corner of Italy's Friuli region, known as the Karst (Carso in Italian.)
With his strong personality, innovative spirit and great determination, Benjamin Zidarich revolutionized his father's company by expanding the vineyards and focusing on native grape varieties.
Right from the start, the Azienda Zidarich was faced with a real challenge. The local soil structure is composed of stone covered by a thin layer of red soil, which required continuous work and resources to work with.
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BENAC: Reliving the thrills of March Madness
Well, March Madness is over and the Northeast Michigan sports world can calm down for a few minutes. We at The News can relax for a few weeks, get our heads straight and get prepared for the spring sports season.
But thinking back on the last few weeks, it's amazing how many great games there were in the districts and the regionals and how much amazing high school basketball was played this year.
Who can forget the Alpena boys streaking to the district final? Watching Luke Cordes have a stellar senior season to end his high school career was a thrill to all Alpena fans and seeing a young Tyler Pintar grow into an incredible point guard was also a thrill.
But who can forget the rebounding and shooting skills of Kam Fitzek, Blair LaCross and Andy Marwede? These players were just as important to the Wildcats as Cordes and Pintar.
Alpena may be losing key players like Cordes, but coach John Pintar has a good program and some good young players that have learned how to play together as a team. Next year should be a good year for them.
And how about them Hillman boys, eh? As a journalist, I maintain complete bias-free reporting. But as a Hillman-raised man who personally knew every player on the Hillman team from my days of substitute teaching, it was thrilling to see them do so well against normally dominant No. 2 Cedarville in the regional final.
I can remember when Mason VanPamel was about 5-3 as an eighth grader and then one year later he was as tall as me. I remember pulling my hair out over their antics in the classroom, but their performance against Cedarville kept me glued to my seat the entire game.
The Tigers really came out of nowhere in the last nine games to become a basketball juggernaut. Watching the Cedarville boys panic and curse under the basket should give Hillman hope for next season as they'll surely be a team to watch.
Another game that won't be forgotten any time soon was the Alcona girls district final game in Johannesburg. Joburg is one of the best teams in the state and has won a district title in four of the last five years.
Karina Cole and Megan Quick have become two of Alcona's best players. Cole has emerged as an area leader in scoring and steals over the past few seasons and knows how to maximize offense by creating defensive chaos. Quick's ability to hit key shots under pressure and her skill in setting up offensive drives is also key for the Tigers as is her quickness and ability to steal at will.
Karina's younger sister Kendra is also going to be a player to watch for in Alcona for the next few years. Kendra may not be as fast as her sister, but her height, court presence, rebounding and drive will be vital to Alcona's success.
What more can one say about the Posen girls team? They've been making a name for themselves the past few seasons and nearly won a regional title against St. Ignace. One could write a column focused just on their successes.
In fact, James is writing a column about Posen soon so I'm not treading on his toes by going into depth here. Let me just say, they have my respect and it's always a joy to watch them play.
It's so easy to focus on the dominating teams that it's sometimes easy to forget the other teams; those teams that may not dominate, but can win games. Or even those teams that struggle during the regular season, but put in a great performance in the postseason.
I think a great example of a team rebounding for the postseason was the Posen boys team. Posen had a stretch of eight years with five district titles and has been one of the area's best teams in recent years. The Vikings struggled this year after the loss of key players but were able to fight off a tough Onaway team in the first round of districts and made it to the district finals against Hillman.
Nick Hincka has been a dominant force for Posen in several sports and will be an important player to watch next year after he averaged 22 points a game this season along with double digits in rebounds.
Martin Mulka proved to be vital for Posen as well, seemingly came out of nowhere to become one of the Vikings' most vital offensive and defensive players. Mulka's last second three-pointer to seal the deal against Fairview was one of the most exciting shots I've ever seen in my life.
One of the most interesting stories of March Madness was the play of the Rogers City girls team. The Hurons have some great athletes on the team but really struggled to get going throughout the season.
A betting man would have guessed that Rogers City would be knocked out by the rock solid Onaway girls team in the first round of districts, but the Hurons scrapped and came out with a big win.
Even more impressively, they played even better against the Posen girls in the district finals. At the end of the first quarter, they actually led the Vikings.
Posen went on to win the game but that performance sparked our interest. We've got our eyes on Rogers City now.
Focusing on these teams is not to slight any of the other teams we cover. The Mio boys put in a typically great season and won all but two of their games. The Atlanta boys, led by Garrett Badgero, may not have won a lot of games, but they could cause even the best teams some troubles.
I also have a lot of respect for the Hillman girls basketball team as well as the Fairview boys team. Teams like this showed lots of spunk and drive all season.
The teams and games I have focused on were simply some of the most exciting games of the post-season and truly illustrated the old adage: anything can happen in March Madness.
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Authorities are holding a news conference Tuesday afternoon to discuss results from forensic testing on human remains found last September in an upside down Studebaker pulled from a creek. Record flooding followed by a drought brought the vehicle into view.
Cheryl Miller and Pamella Jackson, of Vermillion, were last seen in the car on their way to a party in May 1971.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley earlier said a mechanical test points away from foul play because the car was in third gear, the highest.
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I've been busy working on articles today and finishing up a painting, but I started off the morning in a Grace Jones mood. Today I was feeling so creative and liberated, so I began my workout routine by jamming to Grace's classic hit "Pull Up to the Bumper". That is one of my all time favorite songs, it is truly a classic and sexy hit. You can't help but dancing when that first beat comes on, it just takes over your body and sends you into a state of euphoria.
Grace Jones in my opinion is truly an iconic Black woman that stands out in the Studio 54 and early dance music era. She is one of the only women I've ever seen that can rock a fierce hightop with a fade, she is the original woman to make a statement with that style, mixed with her chocolate skin and sexual freedom. I know some women that have tried to rock that style, but I truly believe that Grace Jones is one of the few women who have successfully pulled off that style.
I've always been a huge Grace Jones fan, especially considering her contributions to the dance music scene. Her music is sexy and tantalizing, it just moves your body and makes your mind get lost. I've always looked up to her in this weird yea explainable way. Even though I'm not a dark skin woman, I appreciate how she brought beautiful chocolate women to the forefront in white media. Her role in "Conan the Destroyer" was fierce and sexy, showing that Black women can kick butt too!
I think aside from the music, the swirl (she was engaged to Dolph Lundgren), and the hightop fade, she was also known for her body. Everyone knows that Grace Jones exemplifies the definition of sexual freedom, she showed off whenever and wherever yet in an artistic way. Her body was athletic, toned, and still had the curves that make us black women beautiful. She may have been on the wild side with always showing up naked and being labeled a "sex machine", but she had a carefree creative approach and dared anyone to knock her freedom.
It's funny how I've been talking about Grace Jones all day and I just found out that her first album in 22 years is going to be coming out in the near future. I look forward to hearing some of her new music, I'm sure she doesn't still look as fierce as she did when she was younger, but her music is still classic and her style is still very cool. I'm a huge Grace Jones fan, I may not duplicate her icon pose, but she does remind us how sexy and fierce black women can be.
P.S. I think this picture to the left is so hilarious! So many people try to duplicate her iconic pose, including Amber Rose and this fat guy to the left. Hilarious picture!
Anyways, I just felt like posting about Grace Jones and how I love her bold style and music. Life doesn't have to always be so uptight and serious and you have to take the things others may not like and make them sexy. Some people often thought she looked like a man, yet she made millions of dollars off her music and showing off her body. She sure did show the haters! LOL….just be yourself and it's okay to be daring and confidently sexy! You may not be able to pull off the hightop with the fade, but that's alright. Find your best attribute and make it work for you. Be fierce and fabulous!
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I saw those also. Several big name oven builders use them for "additional heat" or "additional heat on demand" But the ovens that people are building with the conventional 'cajun burner' or turkey fryer burner, are building them only slightly larger that the pizza they want to cook already. I see the benefit in a larger scale build. But dam, it is going to take alot of propane...
... but it has nothing to do with the ability of the air to "hold" water. CL
He tells me that running the burner 100 degrees hotter will raise the percentage of the final humidity of the textiles by 5%. So, I just figured hotter air can hold more water.
radiation from the coals(which is a hugely overlooked heat source IMHO),
Those pizzas look great! Is that a hole in the first one? I hate when that happens.
All but one pizza has nice color.was the second pizza cooked without the flame? Nice looking pizzas. The sauce you mention can you leed me to the thread?
Great looking pies Gene. Been there done that with the pie hole. Next time, slide the piece of ham over a little and nobody will ever know. CL


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Mivos Quartet: ReappearancesPosted by Jay Batzner in CD Review, tags: alex mincek, CD Review, chamber music, franzon, instrumental, Jay Batzner, lara, mincek, rihm, String quartet
music by Mincek, Rihm, Franzon, and Lara
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- Alex Mincek: String Quartet No. 3, "lift-tilt-filter-split"
- Wolfgang Rihm: Quartettstudie
- David Brynjar Franzson: On Repetition and Reappearances
- Felipe Lara: Corde Vocale
Mivos Quartet – Olivia de Prato and Joshua Modney, violins; Victor Lowrie, viola; Mariel Roberts, violoncello
String quartets are tricky business for composers and quartets alike. How does a composer compete with The Masters when writing new works? How does a quartet make a name for itself without performing works that haven't been played a billion times already, especially since the realm of "contemporary music string quartets" is a pretty dense and tricky market already? Looking at its website, Mivos Quartet has a lot of exciting repertoire, programs, and opportunities to foster new music for string quartet. Their debut album Reappearances is a sonic dynamo of unrelenting musical power. The four quartets performed are staggering compositions in their own rights and Mivos' interpretation and performance of each piece is absolutely transfixing. Okay, so maybe I'm gushing a bit. This is one of those discs that I cannot have playing while I'm writing about it. Usually I'm listening to the disc I'm writing about just to keep the sounds in my head. With Reappearances, I end up listening instead of writing.
Mivos hits hard right out of the gate with Alex Mincek's String Quartet No. 3. Aggressive noise-based chords bounce around the group over a background nattering and gradually a straight-tone groove emerges in contrast. The counterpoints of texture and color are complicated and rigorous but still approachable and engaging through the palpable waves of musical gestures. It is a rough ride but Mivos' sound is glassy, silky, and clean. The quartet makes sense of the abstract gestures and shapes the whole experience into quite an aural ride.
After the rough and tumble world of Mincek, Wolfgang Rihm's Quartettstudie open with soothing and quiet shapes. These shapes unfurl into tendrils of counterpoint and texture and again Mivos can take complex thorny atonality and communicate its structure by drawing on more overt emotional states. Rihm's music is also rich food upon which they can feed as it is full of contrast and drama with a solid emotional core.
On Repetition and Reappearances by David Brynjar Franzson is less active on the surface than the other works on this disc and Mivos works the silences around the moments just as expertly as the moments themselves. Franzson's work is full of quiet murmurs, sporadic moans, and disconnected textures which all hang together according to the simple metaphor of the work's title. Mivos uses a defter touch of tone on this particular composition given the stark and direct nature of the sparse musical moments.
Finishing off the disc with a bang, Felipe Lara's Corde Vocale is hyper-colorful full of rich singular moments of arrival. Less a work of counterpoint and juxtaposition, Lara's composition is more akin to aural surfing; the ideas build and grow around the listeners and then inevitably and inexorably crash down around them. Mivos performs this work as a single polyphonic hyper-instrument. This piece is a strong closer for the group and an excellent way to complete an auspicious debut disc. I'm excited about what they might release next.


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The College's reputation for summer academic programs is equally rich, providing young writers an insider's understanding of the literary process and inspiration.
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THE DEBT enters the shadowy tradition of great espionage thrillers. We find out what spy movies THE DEBT team likes.
Evan Eitan is a producer behind a number of award-winning Israeli films, including the 2007 original version of THE DEBT (called HA HOV). His full bio can be found here. In seeing the connection to other classic spy films, Eitan notes, "THE DEBT easily could be a true story. A Mossad spy or operative needs to have in his DNA braveness, fitness, cleverness, witty personality, knowledge, top combat abilities, and fluent foreign languishes, because they mainly will operate and take the most dangerous risks because of idealistic reasons." Eitan gave us five other examples of spy films he admires (for which we have provided short descriptions).


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jeff lynne, whom i like, did a few solo albums, and when they didn't fly off the shelves, did his last as ELO...none of the other band mates were involved. trent reznor constanlty reinvents NIN. how many changes has billy corgan had in smashing pumkins, rumored, again, to reunite. this type of thing goes on all the time, and worse.
i just wish pete and roger would come up with something different and special, reflective of the strong partnership they had with the others...it just seems...unseemly, to go that route, especially when they are both rather talented.
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"We are pleased to welcome Dr. Dann-Messier and to showcase some of our outstanding programs designed to create a skilled workforce in Kentucky," said KCTCS Board of Regents Chair P.G. Peeples. "This is an affirmation of our mission of being the nation's premier community and technical college system."
Dr. Dann-Messier presented the four core principles for transforming CTE and ensuring students receive a rigorous, better-tailored education to acquire the skills they need to compete and succeed in today's workplace. These principles include: (1) Effective alignment between CTE and labor market needs to equip students with 21st-century skills and prepare them for in-demand occupations in high-growth industry segments; (2) Strong collaboration among secondary and postsecondary institutions, employers, and industry partners to improve CTE programs; (3) Meaningful accountability for improving academic outcomes and building technical and employability skills in CTE programs, based upon common definitions and clear metrics for performance; and (4) Increased emphasis on innovation supported by systemic reform of state policies and practices to support CTE implementation of effective practices at the local level.
During her two-day visit to Kentucky she also toured Bluegrass Community and Technical College's (BCTC) Leestown Campus, home to the majority of the college's technical programs. She also visited the BCTC-Fayette County Opportunity Middle College which allows high school juniors and seniors a chance to take college classes while earning their high school diplomas. Additionally, she toured BCTC's Georgetown-Scott County Advanced Manufacturing Center and training facility at Toyota.
"I am very pleased to have had the chance to meet with key education and workforce development leaders in Kentucky during the past two days. This visit was a great opportunity to hear and see first-hand all the impressive work being done in Kentucky's community and technical colleges and adult education programs to equip all Kentuckians with the knowledge and skills they need to participate and thrive in the 21st Century economy," said Dann-Messier.
Other action taken by the KCTCS Board of Regents included:
The next KCTCS Board of Regents meeting will be held on June 14, 2013 at Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College, Cumberland, Kentucky.


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United Senior Council To Meet In City Thursday
The United Senior Council of Chautauqua County will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Jamestown Senior Center, 525 Falconer St., Jamestown.
Mr. Kearney from Verdant Home Energy will be guest speaker. Many seniors, as well as others in the community, can achieve some assistance with home energy with regards to insulating and making some changes in their homes that can make them more energy efficient as well as save them money. He will have applications and will explain the process for applying for this assistance. United Senior Council welcomes all and any seniors interested in this information.
The United Senior Council is a nonprofit organization serving the seniors of Chautauqua County by offering informative speakers on topics pertaining to seniors; providing workshops and support programs that provide friendships, cultural achievements, recreational and instructional activities for all persons 50 years or older.
Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at a different senior citizen location.
In April the council is planning a wellness day and in May a senior trivia day. For further information contact Connie Whitman, president, at 763-0544 or Theresa Perrin, vice-president at 665-2414.


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The food industry is a numbers game. What separates success from failure does not often lie in the food but in the overhead cost of the restaurant. Staff, rent, power and food costs can be astronomical. Pair that with a weakened economy, and the game gets even tighter. But a culinary movement of roving chefs in vehicular kitchens is changing the game, and with it, ushering in a new generation of chefs and diners.
The advent of the food truck is the epitome of American ingenuity. After all, what is more American than a truck—and fast food? Mix food and truck, add a dash of American entrepreneurial spirit and you have a recipe for delicious mobile eats. The romantic notion of the open road paired with gourmet grub has created a whole new genre of eating on the run.
One such panel truck-turned-kitchen that has caught the Palm Beach Illustrated office's collective eye is Spring In, Roll Out, which set up shop near the Marathon gas station on Dixie Highway in downtown West Palm Beach. This whitewashed truck with two smiling panda faces grabbed our attention not because food trucks are somewhat of an anomaly in downtown West Palm, but because it serves up authentic Vietnamese cuisine, making this one of the only places in the county dealing strictly Vietnamese.
The brainchild of Maky Huynh, Spring In Roll Out wheeled up to Marathon in June. While most food truck operators are restaurant vets or recent culinary school grads, Huynh, who hadn't worked in a restaurant, was more of a food fan who saw a need and an opportunity.
"I had no experience before I started [Spring In Roll Out]," says Huynh, who quit his job to open a food truck. "When I was thinking about opening the truck, I was looking around and noticed there were taco trucks, burgers, pizza, nachos—all these different things, but no Vietnamese. So I started one."
Cooking since he was a child, Huynh got his recipes from his father, a native of Vietnam and a cook in his own right. The menu items are "all traditional, with some tweaks," he says as a queue of patrons patiently waited for bánh mì's and spring rolls.
With everything made fresh to order, the menu is pretty simple. It constists of a handful of bánh mì options, each featuring a different meat (barbecue pork, lemongrass pork or lemongrass chicken, plus pork pâté as an additional request) built atop the traditional bánh mì makeup: a fresh baguette cradling a mix of pickled carrots, daikon radish, cucumber, jalapenos, cilantro and garlic mayo. The ultimate sandwich, it's sweet, spicy, crunchy and savory. The lemongrass pork sandwich ($4.99 for half, $6.99 for whole) is a thing of beauty: spicy, downhome and exotic all at once.
For a light bite, the spring rolls (four for $5.50), available in pork or turkey, are fried to golden perfection, while the summer rolls (three for $6), available with pork, lemongrass chicken or shrimp, are light and refreshing—the perfect bite for a warm day. The housemade peanut sauce topping is a crunchy, delicious feather in the cap. For the traditionalist, any of the meats can be prepared with rice noodles for a street side version of pho.
As season brings unwinds, Huynh plans to unroll more menu items, so be on the lookout for expanded eats and the smiling pandas on the side of the truck.
- Location: Marathon gas station on the corner of 8th Street and Dixie Highway in downtown West Palm Beach.
- Food: Authentic Vietnamese cuisine; bánh mì; spring and summer rolls; pho.
- Price: Inexpensive.
- Service: Made-to-order. Amiable.
- Follow: On Facebook: facebook.com/springinrollout; on Twitter: @springinrollout.


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I'm an English lit student, and this is the tea I turn to whenever I need incentive to read dry primary texts, highly academic criticisms, or obscenely difficult theory. In other words...I drink it every day. It has become my crack cocaine.
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George J. McIlrath's ('70B) congregation was selected as a 2002
recipient of the Sam and Helen R. Walton Award for New Church Development
in June. He is pastor of All Villages Presbyterian Church in Port St.
Lucie, Florida.
William J. Haughney ('74M) celebrated the 55th anniversary of his
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Wil Tabb ('76B), a member of the faculty of Marian College in Fond
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ESCANABA – Joseph "Joe" W. Stier, 73, Escanaba, passed away on Friday Jan. 4, 2013, at Pinecrest Medical Care Facility in Powers.
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
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|Clinical Evaluation of Brain-Computer Interface for Helping Communication of Quadriplegic Patients
- BIT RATE IN BIT PER MINUTE(bpm) [ Time Frame: 15 MINUTES ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Bitrate (bpm): transfer of information from patient to computer in bits per minutes. This is a reference measurement to compare P300 speller Brain Computer Interfaces. It uses: number of choices on the interface (N), the average time to select one key (t) and the error rate (e)
- Installation time (seconds) [ Time Frame: 60 mns ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Installation time (seconds), Number of caracters spelt in a pre-defined time, Error rate: Area Under the Receiver Operating Curve (AUROC), Balanced Error Rate (BER), Visual Analogous Scale for tiredness (before, after the use) and overall satisfaction.
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Experimental: Tetraplegic patients
Scanning device RoBIK Brain-Computer Interface
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Patients will be asked to spell a text with the BCI
Experimental: Healthy volunteers
RoBIK Brain-Computer Interface
Procedure: RoBIK Brain-Computer Interface
Patients will be asked to spell a text with the BCI
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The evaluation aims to estimate the performance of BCIs in patient and healthy subjects in a clinical setting (primary objective) and to compare this performance with an existing assitive technology adapted to the target population of this study (scanning system). A quadriplegic patient population (n = 10) evaluated the two techniques and a population of healthy subjects (n = 10) evaluated the BCI only.
When a subject meets all the eligibility criteria and is not discarded by any non-inclusion criteria, he is included in the study. The order of the two techniques to be compared is randomized.
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Healthy volunteers:
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- Adults aged more than 18yo
- Passed complete medical check-up (heart-rate, blood pressure,...)
- Negative pregnancy test
Quadripleagic patients:
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- Adults aged more than 18years
- Passed medical exam
- Negative pregnancy test
- Full medical checkup
- haemodynamic stability
Exclusion Criteria:
Healthy volunteers:
- history of epilepsy or seizure
- auditory or visual deficit
- atopic scalp dermatitis
- hypersensitivity to gold
- curator/guardianship/under protection of judicial authority
- unable to understand the information note and/or to cooperate
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- auditory or visual deficit
- cerebral lesion
- atopic scalp dermatitis
- hypersensitivity to gold
- curator/guardianship/under protection of judicial authority
- unable to understand the information note and/or to cooperate
- no social security
- can't read
- included in a different clinical trial with exclusion period
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01707498
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|Study Director:
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|david orlikowski, PROFESSOR, Centre d'Investigation Clinique et Technologique 805
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01707498 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|October 5, 2012
|Last Updated:
|October 31, 2014
|Health Authority:
|France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
Keywords provided by Centre d'Investigation Clinique et Technologique 805:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Neurologic Manifestations
Nervous System Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on January 18, 2017