Crisp, lightly breaded fried oysters ($8) are served over a small seaweed salad with beets and greens, a nice combination that is galvanized by wasabi mayonnaise.
The food, with Southern and Caribbean elements, includes a lively salad of sliced shrimp, greens and mango that is galvanized by a little hot pepper, and main courses like a juicy grilled pork chop with a spicy mustard glaze, served with garlic mashed potatoes and al dente pea pods, and a grilled sirloin with caramelized onions and leeks.
Just as encouragingly, this military effort that was galvanized internationally — the United Nations Security Council authorized "all necessary measures" to protect civilians in Libya — will soon be run internationally.
But Jemaah Islamiyah was only the most extreme of a number of groups that were galvanized by the events of 9/11 and the American response in Afghanistan.
Ms. Barker readily acknowledges her own eager enrollment at Kabul High: how she rented a room in the "Fun House," a kind of dorm filled with journalists, United Nations workers, lawyers and other Westerners orbiting the war — temporary expats all "on the same acid trip," who forged fast, intense friendships that were galvanized by adversity, the curfews and the frequent power failures.
The food, with southern and Caribbean elements, includes a lively salad of sliced shrimp, greens and mango that was galvanized by a little hot pepper, and main courses like a juicy grilled pork chop with a spicy mustard glaze, served with a plump, delectable potato cake and al dente pea pods, and a fine strip steak with crisp strands of fried leeks.
"There are certain people in this community that are galvanized by hardship.
"What I wanted to do with [this platform] was create a way to give back and create a community that was galvanized to make positive change in the world," Baldoni told me.
Amina: You know that this plan has been on for a number of years, and what we're all lucky to have is the UNEP report that everyone is galvanized around.
Still, if there is one lesson to be learned from the recent history of marijuana policy in America, it is that support for reform is galvanized when the law is enforced in a manner that shocks the public conscience.
In his presidential address, Dr. Woo asked those attending to stand in a moment of silence for "the young man who has given his life in pursuit of an ideal treatment" and "to assure him in spirit that the scientific community is galvanized to do our very best to help fulfill his dream one day".
