July 23, 2006
"In Albuquerque, N.M., Navajo and Vietnamese are in high demand, while in Seattle, Russian, Vietnamese, Cantonese and Cambodian are needed.", from Interpreters in high demand at hospitals, clinics by APVietnamese PM Urges Ministries to Speed Up Projects Under 2006 Investment Plan
"Online poker players at Doyles Room.com could find themselves at the same virtual table as one of the most popular poker pros in the game following this week's announcement that six times World Series of Poker bracelet winner Men “The Master” Nguyen has signed on to endorse poker legend Doyle Brunson’s site.", from PLAY ONLINE POKER WITH MEN, THE MASTER by Online-Casinos.com, Denmark
TASTE OF VIETNAM
"Although Gaynair hasn't officially taken over her new beat, readers have seen some of her diversity-related reporting: a story about efforts of immigrants to learn English, a Daily Break cover feature in June about Viet Bao, reportedly Hampton Roads' first Vietnamese magazine; and one about the presence of two Spanish language interpreters at the Virginia Beach Department of Public Health.", from Broadening the scope of diversity coverage by The Virginian-Pilot
"The nine finalists comprised a very tough lineup, including three former gold bracelet winners – Chau Giang (3 previous wins), Rafi Amit (1 previous win), and Eric Froehlich (1 previous win). ", from Eric Froehlich Becomes the Youngest Two-Time WSOP Winner in History by Poker Player Online, CA
Vietnam vets all too familiar with toxic agents
12 area Vietnam veterans receive medal for Agent Orange exposure
Report may show DNA damage in Vietnam vets
KDDI, VDC to Provide International IP-VPN Service in Vietnam
Ulster flier buyers bag Vietnam war plane
In Iraq, Military Forgot the Lessons of Vietnam
A riveting tale of Vietnam confined by drab prose
Branson’s Vietnam Veterans’ Hearts are Touched by Andra Townshend and Her Song, Hidden Heroes
Failing to learn from the mistakes of Vietnam
"CSA offers language instruction in Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Hmong, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, Urdu and Vietnamese.", from U of M Institute for Global Studies Receives $6 Million from U.S. Department of Education by UMN News