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Brigantine Del Mar
- Address:
3263 Camino Del Mar
Del Mar, CA 92014Neighborhood:
Del Mar
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Brigantine Del Mar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.brigantine.com/
- Phone: 8584811166
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 8:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Champagne Sunday Brunch: 10:30-2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Mason Garske
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Brigantine Custom Catering offers cuisine options from our Brigantine Seafood Restaurants and Miguel's Cocina.
From take-out hors d'oeuvres and party platters to full-service dinners with bar, Brigantine Custom Catering will tailor a menu and service package to meet your individual needs.
With more than 15 years experience in San Diego, your most important occasions will flourish under our attentive expertise.
Call Gabe at 619-298-9840.
- Private Party Facilities: Private event areas are available for weddings, receptions, and special events of all kinds.
Dining Room - Seating for 80-100 guests
Deck - Seating for 80-100 guests
Garden - 160 seated; 250 standing
Food and beverage minimums apply for private space. Please contact our group sales representative for current menus and detailed information.
- Private Party Contact: Jennifer Hawley 8582681030
A word from Brigantine Del Mar
A San Diego tradition since 1969, the Brigantine has received many accolades in our 40+ year history. "BEST SEAFOOD", "BEST CASUAL SEAFOOD", "BEST HAPPY HOUR", and even "BEST SWORDFISH IN THE WORLD", according to USA Today.Continued
Well-known for our signature Clam Chowder, Grilled Swordfish, and Crème Brûlée, the Brigantine is a favorite among locals for consistently fresh seafood, succulent steaks and grilled meats.
Perched between the spectacular Pacific Ocean and the hills of Rancho Santa Fe, the Del Mar Brigantine sits high above the action of the Del Mar racetrack.
A lushly landscaped garden offers an unparalleled setting for weddings and outdoor-themed events. Indoors, a formal dining room looks out to the garden through floor-to-ceiling french doors. For more casual dining, the glass-enclosed deck is a year-round favorite.
The Del Mar Brigantine serves dinner 7 nights a week, lunch Monday-Saturday, and brunch each Sunday.
Well-known for our signature Clam Chowder, Grilled Swordfish, and Crème Brûlée, the Brigantine is a favorite among locals for consistently fresh seafood, succulent steaks and grilled meats.
Perched between the spectacular Pacific Ocean and the hills of Rancho Santa Fe, the Del Mar Brigantine sits high above the action of the Del Mar racetrack.
A lushly landscaped garden offers an unparalleled setting for weddings and outdoor-themed events. Indoors, a formal dining room looks out to the garden through floor-to-ceiling french doors. For more casual dining, the glass-enclosed deck is a year-round favorite.
The Del Mar Brigantine serves dinner 7 nights a week, lunch Monday-Saturday, and brunch each Sunday.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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Brigantine Del Mar reviews from OpenTable diners
158 reviews since June 22, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
scenic view (113)great for outdoor dining (94)vibrant bar scene (59)special occasion (56)great for lunch (47)neighborhood gem (45)good for groups (43)romantic (41)great for brunch (37)hot spot (34)kid-friendly (26)fit for foodies (25)notable wine list (16)late-night find (11)Show More
- Good timeDerbenoDined on 8/17/2014Had some 3 friends over from the UK and made a late booking with a request for a good view. They were very accommodating. My guest were very complimentary of the awesome view, the food and the serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always deliversThoroWolfDined on 8/17/2014The Brig is a gem. Top notch in all facets and super close to our summer home (Del Mar thoroughbred club). Grab a bite before or after a day of racing. Fabulous views, happening bar area. Winner in my book and have been here any timesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seafood with a viewPoz59VIPDined on 8/15/2014Busy place on race nights, particularly Sat. However we were seated close to our reservation time. Clam chowder not real New England quality as my Bostonian taste buds are demanding, but pretty darn good for West Coast. Split lobster was good but slightly over cooked so some of the meat stuck to the shell. Kitchen was willing to smash the claws a few extra times so I didn't have to deal with the crackers. Mac nut crusted Mahi was excellent. Mud pie desert was the ticket.Special Features:
- Del Mar Brig is Great!!BettyDined on 8/14/2014The Del Mar Brigantine has always been one of my favorites. They have a great Happy Hour (all night on Monday) and a really good "First Catch" 3-course dinner until 6:30. The "icing on the cake" - we can walk there!Special Features:
- sally crabSouthMissionDined on 8/14/2014It is always a pleasure to have lunch. brunch. dinner at the Brig in Del Mar. We have such a nice veiw and great personal wait persons. It is such a consistently good time. The food is delicious, and the specials are just that. Time and again we pick this restaurant because we know from years of dining that this is always the best bet. Watching the Del Mar track during the season is a highlight and enjoying the ocean breeze is lovely.Special Features:
- after the trackseating123Dined on 8/13/2014Great food, great seating, great service. All the ingreadiants for a gathering after a day at the track or the beach.Special Features:
- Love itdkgoldDined on 8/11/2014Always love to take visitors here.... The perfect place location & ambienceSpecial Features:
- Great experience!KendraDined on 8/11/2014Took my mom and dad here for moms birthday. We got a table with view same day. Definitely recommend the crab salad which was delicious! Everyone enjoyed the food and the dessert my mom got was gigantic. Great place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerGoodfoodismykryptoniteDined on 8/9/2014I just went here for my birthday with my family and everyone had a great time. The food was delicious and our water was both attentive and friendly. The view of the racetrack was also spectacular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Limited menuChipisDined on 8/9/2014Nice place, great view. Good for informal night out. Bar has delicious drinks, friendly atmosphere. Limited menu!Special Features:
- NOT UP TO PARJOLODined on 8/9/2014They were extremely busy and seating and service suffered. Love the Brigantine but not up to par this time.Special Features:
- luv2eatoutluv2eatoutDined on 8/8/2014What a great spot with good food, worth the wait, even if you did not make reservations! Friday nite is busy but there is a great team in the kitchen that gets food out tasty and timely. The indoor dining room was a bit noisy and we moved outdoors which was perfect. Service was outstanding.Special Features:
- After the races!RaceGoerDined on 8/7/2014This is a perfect spot for dinner after the horse races. We were especially pleased when we were moved after we had been at one table for a while and was getting a weird vibe, like everyone was staring at us. I had the crab stuffed shrimp with bacon. The bacon and crab filling were great, but the shrimp where a little too rubbery for my taste. My husbands seafood platter was very good! The veggies, rice, and fries were very good also.Special Features:
- Always fantasticAtHisFeetDined on 8/6/2014I always enjoy this location. Great views from the outside seating and always a good crowd. Food was terrific and loved the half price Wine bottle Wednesdays. As always food and service were to notch.Special Features:
- Better luck next time?NotJustAnotherJenDined on 8/4/2014I've been to The Brigantine a few times. My parents were in town and have always wanted to visit. It was a Monday night so we thought it would be no problem. To our surprise it was crazy busy at 7:30 and there weren't any seats with much of a view. Out of 6 of us, I was the only one who liked their meal (scallops). The swordfish tacos were dry, the poke tacos weren't very tasty and my Mom's lobster was dry and the corn was terribly overcooked. The kids' sliders were burnt. Not a good night for us, no view and a pricey bill (which would have been fine had the view or food been better).Special Features:
- Disappointed with fooddktrjaneDined on 8/4/2014We went here to celebrate birthday and were very disappointed with food, except the appetizer. Burger wasn't the best; was supposed to have caramelized onions, but they were raw; shoe string potatoes were mediocre and the coleslaw was tasteless with no dressing as if it was just dumped from the bag. Beer battered pollack wasn't as good as the frozen Alaskan beer battered cod I get from Costco; one piece was mostly just batter with a big air bubble inside.Special Features:
- Disappointing this timedaijonesVIPDined on 8/3/2014First time here was great, this time very disappointing. Great table by window looking out over race course where we had just come from, very noisy with a wedding party though. Service was awful and slow, we had 2 bottles of wine and basically poured it ourselves, food was reasonable although my significant others "safe" burger as a medium per recommendation came out burnt and took so long to get replaced we had all finished ours so went to subway instead before catching the train. My pacific sea bass special was very good but certainly looked and tasted like swordfish so not sure what happened there. Wouldn't recommend dining here from this and not intending coming back.Special Features:
- LarryBirthdayDined on 8/3/2014The Brigatine is a great restaurant with nice views overlooking Del Mar race track. The problem is the crowds you get on race days and particularly on the weekends really slow down the service. The waiters and bartenders are overwhelmed or understaffed, I can't decide which. Service is very slow and getting your car out of valet is a nightmare. Despite this, the Brig is a great place go have lunch or a drink before the races. Just be patient and give yourself plenty of time.Special Features:
- We were well taken care of...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/2/2014Wait staff was friendly and helpful. Six in our group, but there was a several parties and a wedding going on and they didn't miss a beat. Had oysters on the half, clam chowder, chicken marsala, short ribs and pomegranate shakers. Everything was delicious and the wait for the food was relatively short for as busy as it was. Will be going back again next trip to the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brigantine experienceneveragainDined on 7/31/2014We told our waitress we were not in a hurry and wanted to have a relaxing dinner. We ordered drinks. She pushed us to start ordering the meal. We ordered soup and salad course. Before we had time to even sip our drinks, she brought soup and salad and asked for our entree orders. Before we could finish the soup and salad our meals arrived. We had to make a decision - eat our food while it was hot and leave soup and sale until later or finish those and eat our meal cold.
- Great vibeAnnaVIPDined on 7/30/2014The location near the ocean and seeing the Del Mar track is very unique. The service was very efficient and quick and the food is good and very nicely presented.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Del Mar BrigurodocDined on 7/30/2014We had a generally good meal. Our server was very pleasant. However, we ordered scallops to go for $25. Imagine our surprise when we opened the container and found only 3 scallops.Special Features:
- Great ServiceSue92024Dined on 7/26/2014Jarrod took great care of us. Would ask for him again if we go back. View of race track was spectacular. Price was right based on the food quality and location. Meal was good, but not outstanding.Special Features:
- Great dinnerSocaldisneygalDined on 7/23/2014A great dinner anytime, but even better after the races. Halibut fish and chips were delicious and with the fish tacos.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingdandyVIPDined on 7/19/2014We ordered a shrimp cocktail as an appetizer and it came the same time as our entrees. I said to hold our entrees. When they brought them back, both the swordfish and halibut were overcooked and dry and inedible. The Halibut was a special, but the sauce they paired with it did not go. My wife also ordered a Marguerita that comes in a shaker, but no shaker. They replaced it with a shaker, but the drink tasted watered down. We both left disappointed and hungry!!Special Features:
- Grilled Oyster AppetizerTravellingDadDined on 7/18/2014Grilled Oyster Appetizer is a must try, it was outstanding. The halibut special with chorizo polenta was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great view of Del Mar RacewayTravellingMommaDined on 7/18/2014We brought our family (includes 2 children, ages 4 and 9) to Brigantine on our recent vacation. The service was great, our waiter was friendly and suggested a few dishes which we hadn't considered. The meal was delicious, and our drinks were perfect. The place is a bit noisy, but the outside air, and the overall vibe was fun. Would definitely recommend to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rushed through dinnerJoeKVIPDined on 7/18/2014went here on Friday with a party of 9. we arrived at 5:45 for our 6:00 reservation but were seated right away. our waiter was quick to order drinks. we ordered 2 appetizers which arrived in 5 minutes. we then placed our entree order which arrived about 10 minutes later. one guestfinished her meal before the rest, her plate was removed right away, this started a domino efexeffect of plares being removed one by one, the last diners plate was almost taken before she finished. after everyone was done we place our dessert order- total elapsed time now 35 minutes. our dessert arrived in about 3 minutes. very rushed. not supposed to be a fast food restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as always!BillDined on 7/16/2014Had another great experience here. You can't go wrong choosing the Brig!Special Features:
- excellenttguadseattleDined on 7/12/2014The food and service was very good. The manager Alex was awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/6/2014Worth the drive from Murrieta. Food is always great and service is the same. Fish tacos and seafood omelet were delicious. Highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best food & view, 1 romantic nightFabulous1Dined on 7/2/2014My husband made reservations for my birthday by the window to see the ocean and the Del Mar Fair. Our first time there and it was incredible. Tate our waiter he was awesome and he had great recommendations. Nice strong drinks not stingy at all on the alcohol :) The swordfish tacos were amazing! So flavorful and scrumptious. Oh the oysters topped with wonton were fantastic! Overall everything was just right for my birthday dinner. Thank you Brigantine for a beautiful night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed lunchSjcjoVIPDined on 7/2/2014Second time at this location...great table on the deck overlooking the fairgrounds. Valet parking is a plus in busy Del MarSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love this place!!!Luv2EatDined on 7/1/2014It was my first time coming here and I wasn't disappointed. The service was VERY GOOD! I ordered the NY Steak and my husband ordered Filet Mignon. I've always doubted most restaurants on how good they can make their steaks, so far…there's only a few and this restaurant got my steak right!!! Succulent, juicy steak…just the way I like it!!! It was my husband's birthday, and they gave him a free mud pie cake for dessert which was huge, with a candle! I love this place!Special Features:
- Great evening out and gorgeous viewCathyMcGVIPDined on 7/1/2014Fantastic food as at all the Brig restaurants - La Mesa is still my favorite, but Del Mar does have the scenery. A terrific evening out with old friends and my kids even tolerated it. I call that a win-win. Thanks!Special Features:
- The BrigOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014Our dinner here was overall good. Our server CoCo was the very best. Her customer service was excellent. She made our time here the best it could be. The view was so beautiful and the feel of the restaurant just great. The food was better than average but not that great. We had to send back our seafood Bouillabaisse because the seafood was way over cooked and the broth tasted like water. However, that being said I would give this restaurant another chance and come here again. I do wish they would bring back the crab stuffed prawns wrapped in bacon with the jalapeno white sauce. Oh we had oysters on the half shell that were excellent and a crab cobb salad that was delish. The dressing was soooo good. The clam chowder was ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KGKG14Dined on 6/24/2014Wonderful dinner - outstanding service and beautiful locationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy and Fresh.RobertDined on 6/21/2014While the service in the dining room seemed scattered (I think my server was new), the overall experience was wonderful. Great bar service and presentation. Wonderful dinner and view. Skip the desert of you're looking for something above average, but by all means don't miss the calamari!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 565 reviews are from the Brigantine Del Mar reviews archive.
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014We were seated in a timely manner. Service was outstanding and personable.Special Features:
- AverageLululaDined on 6/15/2014Food was ok, patio is nice, great view, service was non existent. DisappointingSpecial Features:


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A framed portrait of an old man rests behind a box at the shrine.
"One of our customers," she says, noticing my curious looks. "He wanted his ashes to be at Sharkey's." Gloria tells us ghost stories of DJs (one plays Spanish or English club hits just about every night here) feeling a cold chill and then a hand on their shoulders, which usually leads to them running out of the bar. Another patron once threw a beer bottle at the portrait because the eyes wouldn't stop following him.
We came, expecting nothing, and now we order more beers and ease into the old way of things. This bar is full of stories.
"He doesn't mess with me," Gloria continues. "I told him, 'I'll throw your ashes out there and leave you in the dirt!'"
Evening takes hold. I look down at the doves surrounding the shrine and I give a dollar to Death.
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The History of the Hermitage Cuneiform Collection
All texts that are currently stored in the Hermitage, were received from antiquaries or from private collections, sometimes indirectly, via other museums or national foundations. In spite of the lack of archeological data about the location of the items found, most documents can be attributed with a high degree of certainty. The way the clay tablets traveled from Mesopotamia to Russia is a question addressed in the history of collecting and museums in Russia, the domain of the history of science.
The first acquisitions were made by the Imperial Hermitage at the end of the 19th century. The museums archive has a report of one Mr. Kizeritsky, then the head curator of the Ancient History Department of the Imperial Hermitage, with a proposal of a Parisian antiquary, Mihran Sivadzhan, to purchase from him various remarkable antiquities, primarily from Sidon and Babylonia, including 78 tablets with wedge-shaped writing from Babylonia. The report mentions that antiquities from Babylonia and Sidon have yet been totally lacking in the Imperial Hermitage. The report dates back to March 2, 1898, and from the inventory we discover that in the end of April of the same year, the cuneiform tablets were purchased from Sivadzhan, including 55 Sumerian documents of the epoch of the third dynasty of Ur, i.e. the end of third millennium b.c.
The next acquisitions were made after the 1917 October revolution. The first post-revolution acquisition by the State Hermitage consisted of more than 100 clay tablets bought from the private collector O. Ju. Schenfeldt in March-April 1919. Tablets were bought from other private collectors, as well; several of the tablets were given as gifts to the museum or came into the property of the museum after the death of the former owners. Unfortunately, it is now very difficult to determine how the cuneiform texts ended up in the private collections. It is seldom possible to trace their fate from the moment they are uncovered by an archeologists or clandestine diggers shovel, to their final destination within the walls of the museum. At times, however, we still attempt to do so.
Many of the cuneiform texts became part of the Hermitage collection in the 1930s from the collection of the famous Russian collector, the scholar and historian N. Likhachev. More specifically, the texts that had been part of the private holdings of Likhachev before 1917 ended up in various museums around the country after the revolution, and ultimately made their way into the Hermitage holdings.
N. Likhachev was one of the most multi-faceted Russian collectors at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. His interests ranged from Egyptian and Babylonian antiquities to Russian icons. In all these areas he managed to find and acquire outstanding specimens, priceless from the point of view of both scholarship and art. Documents from Likhachevs private archive related to his cuneiform collection lead us from St. Petersburg to Paris, to the Rue le Peltier, where at the end of the 19th century the aforementioned Sivadzhan, as well as Calebdzhan and Indzhudzhan, had their antique stores. An inventory of the collection made during Likhachevs lifetime states that the texts from the excavations of the ancient city-state of Lagash were acquired for the most part from Sivadzhan in the last years of the 19th century. Calligraphic tablets, small, with minute script (this description refers unmistakably to the messenger texts of the third dynasty of Ur) were acquired almost exclusively from Elias Géjou between 1900 and 1914. Around 50 texts were purchased from the London antiquary Naaman in 19121913. The provenance of these texts is also indicated in the inventory: the sites of Jokha (ancient Umma) and Drehem (ancient Puzrish-Dagan).
We know that Elias Géjou was one of the main suppliers of monuments of antiquity to the museums of Europe and America. In Likhachevs archive, letters from Géjou offering the sale of clay tablets, as well as receipts for the purchase and shipment of items, have been preserved. The letters from 19041912 refer to a thousand tablets from new excavations in the site of Drehem, not far from the ancient Nippur. It seems that Géjou sent Likhachev specimens from which to choose, and Likhachev chose for his collection texts of various types. His preferences were based on the appearance and the character of the writing, since he did not know cuneiform. The documents suggest that the purchases occurred almost annually. Likhachevs collection of cuneiform grew along with the collections of the Louvre and the British Museum, which also enjoyed Géjous services. Among his clients, Géjou mentions professors Ungnad and Delitzsch from Berlin, well-known Assyriologists from the beginning of the 20th century, and Columbia University in New York. The tablets that ended up in Europe, most likely, from illegal excavations in Jokha and Drehem, were distributed by Géjous office throughout various museums and collections all over the world, and Likhachevs collection was not the least of these.
In the turbulent year of 1917, Likhachev moved with his family to Moscow. Most of his collection and library remained in Petrograd. A part of the collection, however, at that time or later, was also moved to Moscow. In February 1919, 1,310 cuneiform tablets of the Ancient Near East from the epochs of Agad, Ur, and Babylon, now preserved in Moscow were sold to the Department of Museums and Preservation of Monuments of Art and Antiquities. A receipt for the sum of 65,000 rubles was signed by Likhachev himself. The receipt also states that out of 1,310 tablets, 790 had not yet been published, and 520 were published by M. Nikolsky, the great Russian Assyriologist from the beginning of the 20th century.
Subsequently, the texts purchased from Likhachev were distributed by the Department of Museums among various museums around the country. Thus, part of Likhachevs collection (primarily texts published by Nikolsky in 1915) ended up in Moscow, in the A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Probably around that time, the other part of the collection ended up in the State Academy of the History of Material Culture in Leningrad. When in 1930, the Academys holdings were liquidated, the specimens of the Ancient Near East that had been preserved there were transferred to the State Hermitage.
The largest part of Likhachevs collection was transformed into the Museum of Paleography in 1918, becoming one of the departments of the Institute of Books, Documents, and Writing. In 1938, after the Institute was closed down, most of the specimens were given to the Hermitage, including the collection of cuneiform texts. This was the last large acquisition of the collection in question to the museum.
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It is disappointing that it is likely to take litigation to learn of the full competencies and management skill, or otherwise, of the 'full' partners in this debacle. If it goes badly for the equity partners it will be interesting to see the reaction of the firms they moved to. More head in the sand no doubt...
Maybe they will wake up to the fact that they have "bought" some pretty disgusting characters who think nothing of shafting their fellow partners.
To Ct: I wonder what else these characters have been up to?
I'm not sure you can really blame the purchasing firms.
You do have to feel sorry for the many good people still working with these characters (as well as those made redundant when the firm collapsed), this is such a dreadful mess, it's hard to see a clean resolution to this.
The equity partner fools never learn.
They sneaked through an amendment to the llp deed so they could take the Spinningfields cash and then they sneaked another amendment through so they could get the terminal loss relief - another windfall for the greedy fools who wrecked the firm.
Wouldn't you have thought that they would have told the FSMs, the administrators and more importantly the court about what they had done. Securing a preference on the back of a bankruptcy threat when the shenanigans with the deed meant there would be a massive windfall for the equity partners really ought to have been put before the court.
Time for the court to re-examine the preferences and perhaps a reminder of the duties solicitors have as officers of the court.
Re-open the proceedings so that the creditors get a fairer deal and those responsible for the demise of the firm take their medicine.
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Piggy! I haven't talked to you in the longest time. D:
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Winter nails!!
Week 6 - Favorite Movie Nails (in no particular order) - Nightmare Before Christmas
I saw a lot of Nightmare on my dash and got inspired! :D
Soooooo i did me some Tangled Nails…when i should be studying for my finals…ahem! But yea! this is the result! ^_^
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Event Horizon (1997)
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Event Horizon (1997)
This is a largely forgotten sci-fi scare thriller which seems like it should have come out soon after the first Alien film (1979) but waited about a decade too long. There was a flurry of these combo sci-fi/horror films in the early eighties, such as Galaxy of Terror; these films combine space exploration with monsters and scares, revisiting the 'haunted house in outer space' plot which goes all the way back to It! The Terror From Beyond Space (1958).
LAURENCE FISHBURNE * SAM NEILL in
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LAURENCE FISHBURNE * SAM NEILL in
EVENT HORIZON also starring
JACK NOSEWORTHY * RICHARD T.JONES * Directed by PAUL W.S. ANDERSON
The film looks rather impressive in the beginning. It takes place in the year 2047 and we get a look at a huge orbiting space station above Earth in the early going (the way things are going, I doubt we'll have such spectacular technology above us 40 years from now - filmmakers continue to overestimate our progress). The plot concerns the re-emergence of a missing ship, the Event Horizon, in orbit around the planet Neptune. Another ship, commanded by Fishburne's captain character, is sent to check it out. Neill plays the designer of the missing/now-returned ship and he's obviously got some kind of psychological problems - what, we're not really sure. The rest are a standard crew, 6 or 7 in all.
This borrows a lot from earlier films; besides the Alien films and their copies, there's also a bit of Solaris, The Black Hole (1979), the Hellraiser film series and even 2001. The general message is that space is even more scary than we think. This suggests that a kind of hell does exist, though it's probably an alternate dimension, not the traditional version of hell, and that by venturing too far out there we'll encounter such hell prematurely. Though, building new technology for our ship's engines shall also play a part in our descent into some horrific setting. It gets a bit confusing.
This presents some intriguing ideas but never advances beyond a lot of scary noises, some disturbing images and a sense of dread that never builds to anything substantial. As expected, the crew fall victim to one thing or another one-by-one and reality is never what it seems to be. It becomes merely a question of which one or two will survive to the very end, a story that goes back, of course, to Alien (1979). BoG's Score: 6 out of 10. A similar film a couple of years after this was Supernova.
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Performer: Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Jenny Tennant Gasification Technology Manager National Energy Technology Laboratory 3610 Collins Ferry Road P.O. Box 880 Morgantown, WV 26507-0880 304-285-4830 email@example.com
Travis Shultz Project Manager National Energy Technology Laboratory 3610 Collins Ferry Road P.O. Box 880 Morgantown, WV 26507-0880 304-285-1370 email@example.com
Douglas Bennett Principal Investigator Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. 7201 Hamilton Boulevard Allentown, PA 18195-1501 610-481-7788 email@example.com
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DOE Share: $201,424,093.00
Performer Share: $94,627,299.00
Total Award Value: $296,051,392.00
Performer website: Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. - http://www.airproducts.com
Project Description
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., (APCI) is currently developing ion-transport membrane (ITM) oxygen separation technology for large-scale oxygen production and for integration with advanced power production facilities, including gasification facilities. The ITM-based oxygen production process uses dense, mixed ion- and electron-conducting (MIEC) materials that can operate at temperatures as high as 900 degrees Celsius (°C). The driving forces for the membrane oxygen separation are determined by the oxygen partial-pressure gradient across the membrane. The energy of the hot, pressurized, non-permeate stream is typically recovered by a gas turbine power generation system. The development of the ITM process will support reduced capital cost and parasitic load of air separation systems compared to that of currently available cryogenic air separation technology. Because air separation is a critical component of the gasification process for power production, any reduction in the cost of this process component will in turn reduce the overall cost of gasification, thereby making the process more competitive.
Program Background and Project Benefits
This Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. project focuses on increasing the efficiency and reducing the capital cost of oxygen (O2) production through development and demonstration of ion transport membrane (ITM) technology. ITM uses mixed ion and electron conducting materials to produce high temperature/high purity O2 at significantly lower capital than state-of-the-art cryogenic O2 production systems. Specifically, this project will demonstrate a pilot-scale ITM O2 production system, and construct a facility capable of producing the complex modules at a commercially relevant rate.
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This project will develop and scale up a novel, non-cryogenic air separation technology with lower capital cost and energy requirements than conventional cryogenic processes to produce high-temperature/high purity oxygen synergistically with integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) and other advanced power generation technologies.
This project has been through several phases, with some objectives from previous phases already completed. The initial activities focused on materials and process R&D and the design, construction, and operation of an approximately 0.1 ton per day (TPD) Technology Development Unit (TDU). Subsequent activities were focused on testing the performance of full-size ITM Oxygen modules in a 5 TPD sub-scale engineering prototype (SEP) facility specially designed for this purpose. Tests conducted in the SEP generated process information for the current activity.
The current scope includes increasing the scale of the engineering test facility from 5 TPD to approximately 100 TPD of oxygen in an intermediate-scale test unit (ISTU). The ISTU features oxygen production from an ITM-containing vessel coupled with turbo-machinery for power co-production, and will provide data for further scale-up and development. In addition, and to support a larger test facility, expanded efforts in the areas of materials development, engineering development, ceramic processing development, and component testing are being undertaken. The project will also assess the overall reliability of the process relative to the industry standard.
Current scope also includes the development of a dedicated large-scale ITM manufacturing capability (CerFab), funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), needed to support a future 2000 TPD oxygen test facility. APCI will design, construct, and commission the CerFab and assess its operating capabilities during a short-term module production campaign. Advanced materials and production techniques will be developed to support the design and operation of the CerFab. The manufacturing capability will be based on ongoing development work in ceramic material and membrane module processing with an emphasis on industrial carbon capture, as well as knowledge developed during the earlier part of the program. In addition, assessments of low-carbon industrial applications of ITM technology will be made.
The Technology Readiness Level (TRL) assessment identifies the current state of readiness of the key technologies being developed under the DOE's Clean Coal Research Program. In FY 12, this project was assessed a TRL of 4.
The TRL assessment process and its results including definition and description of the levels may be found in the "2012 Technology Readiness Assessment-Analysis of Active Research Portfolio".


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News updates about the MEIS program and its faculty members and undergraduate students, including scholarships, study abroad programs, registration information, graduate programs, and news relevant to Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies.
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Chen, Z. P. and Xu, R. Z. and Zhang, Y. and Gu, N. (2009) Effects of Proteins from Culture Medium on Surface Property of Silanes- Functionalized Magnetic Nanoparticles. Nanoscale Research Letters, 4 (3). pp. 204-209.
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Monodisperse magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) were synthesized by thermal decomposition of iron-oleate and functionalized with silanes bearing various functional groups such as amino group (NH2), short-chain poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG), and carboxylic group (COOH). Then, silanes-functionalized magnetic nanoparticles (silanes-MNPs) were incubated in cell culture medium plus fetal calf serum to investigate the effects of proteins from culture medium on surface property of MNPs. Zeta potential measurements showed that although surface charges of silanes-MNPs were different, they exhibited negative charges at neutral pH and approximate isoelectric points after they were incubated in cell culture medium. The reason was that silanes-MNPs could easily adsorb proteins from culture medium via non-covalent binding, resulting in the formation of protein-silanes-MNPs conjugates. Moreover, silanes-MNPs with various functional groups had different adsorption capacity to proteins, as confirmed by Coomassie blue fast staining method. The in vitro cell experiments showed that protein-silanes-MNPs had higher cellular uptake by cancer cells than silanes-MNPs.
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Appropriate. My ´astrological forecast´ for Virgo said take the extension, avoid this day. Wish I could avoid it every year. Repeal the 16th Amendment. Let us pay taxes without submitting to a yearly self audit. None of their business...and a waste of time.
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According to Pastor Hagee, tetrads have occurred on the Hebrew holy days of Passover and Sukkot only three times in the last 500 years. These same three dates in Israel's history just happen to be the most important dates for the nation. I think most Christians agree with his statement that ´´Something Is About to Change.´´ Keep looking up.
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The guy who figured out (in ´08) the connection to Israel & the four blood moons in the last 500 years has his book finally out & it´s sold out on Amazon. Blood Moons by Mark Biltz. Hagee mentions him as his source. He doesn´t claim Christ´s return as Hagee does, but he does say something good always happens to Israel after they were being persecuted in some way.I expect (between this moon & the fourth next year) some missiles lobbed in the Middle East with Israel gaining ground when it´s all over. Just hope it´s not nuclear -- then we will all suffer.
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School life at Hammond involves a wide expanse of opportunites.
Whether students are engaged in volunteer efforts for the community or campaigning for student government offices at school, they are finding their voice.
As a family-oriented school, every effort is made to perpetuate each family's beliefs and values.
A necessary part of education is a focus on character and an understanding of the importance of faith in one's life.
Hammond School recognizes and respects the many religious traditions that are represented.
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|National Association for the Education of Young Children
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
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|Religious Affiliation
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|Grades Prekindergarten - 12
|Year Founded
Student Body
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|917 students
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|Total Classroom Teachers
|103 teachers
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