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One-year permit in respect of a child care worker engaged to provide child care services in his or her home
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Apply for permission to employ a person without Bermudian status who is one of the following: (1) the parent or lawful guardian and has legal custody of a person with Bermudian status who is under 18 year of age and resides with him; (2) a person who either was born in Bermuda or first arrived in Bermuda before his sixth birthday and can potentially qualify for the grant under section 20A
(refundable if refused
Granting an additional permit to a person, who holds a work permit, to engage in part-time work as an artist
A letter of permission (where under the Minister may grant such permission for a period of time specified in the letter not exceeding 5 years to not-for-profit organisations including registered charitable organisations for the employment of coaches, teachers of sports and recreation, clergy, speakers and musicians)
Landing Permits
Landing Permit (other than yacht crew)
For each passenger landed in Bermuda at any point of entry without sufficient travel or re-entry documents
Granting permission to a travelling salesman --
(a) to engage in local business as a self-employed travelling salesman
(per month)
(b) to work with a local sole representative
(per annum)
Job Title Changes or Transfers
To transfer a person with a valid work permit to another company within the same group of companies or on merger or takeover where his duties remain the same
To transfer a person from one occupation to another occupation with the same employer
To change the job title of such a person whose employer and duties remain the same
Permission to reside
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Issuing, a secure personalised card to allow immigration clearance at the L.F Wade International Airport for the holder of a valid work permit or any other document granting permission to reside in Bermuda
Issuing a standard size passport--
To a British Overseas Territories Citizen [BOTC] who is over the age of 65 years
In all other cases
Issuing an electronic passport (e-passport); i.e. a chip which stores biometrics
Issuing a "jumbo" passport--
To a BOTC who is over the age of 65 years
Forwarding to the proper authority overseas an application for a United Kingdom passport--
Issuing an additional passport of restricted validity except in replacement of a passport lost or temporarily unavailable--
Issuing an additional e-passport of restricted validity except in replacement of a passport lost or temporarily unavailable—
Extending for the first time the validity of an additional passport or e-passport other than one issued in replacement of a passport lost or temporarily unavailable
Amending the name of the holder of a passport
Amending the name of the holder of an e-passport
Adding a new photograph or amending descriptions or both
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Linking a new passport to a fully used current e-passport
Issuing and, where required, drawing an emergency passport or other document not otherwise provided for in lieu of a passport
Providing express service (within 1 – 7 days) on request--
(refundable if deadline not met)
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Passport Applications Submitted Using the On-line Form (When Available)
Issuing a standard size passport
Issuing a "jumbo" passport
Issuing an additional passport of restricted validity except in replacement of a passport lost or temporarily unavailable
Issuing an additional e-passport of restricted validity except in replacement of a passport lost or temporarily unavailable
Bermudian Status
Applying for grant of Bermudian status under section 19 or 19A
Applying for grant of Bermudian status under section 20 or 20B
Issuing a certificate of Bermudian status under section 21
Confirmation of Bermudian status under section 16, 17 or 18
Bermudian Status Register
Issuing under section 3(3)(b)--
An extract of an individual's detailed record from the Bermudian Status Register
An extract from the Register by page--
Up to 15 pages
More than 15 pages
(per page)
Issuing a certified copy of an extract or a letter confirming an individual's detailed record from the Register under section 3(3)(c)
Permanent Resident's Certificate
On application for a permanent resident's certificate under section 31B to
A person who possesses a working resident's certificate
Any other person
$1100.00 (refundable if refused
Applying for British naturalisation
$87.00 (refundable if refused)
Applying for registration as a BOTC where: the application is made in conjunction with an application for Bermudian status; OR the applicant already has Bermudian status; OR the applicant is deemed under section 16 to have Bermudian status and is potentially entitled to obtain Bermudian status under section 20; OR the applicant will be deemed under section 16 to have Bermudian status on registration as a BOTC and will be potentially entitled to obtain Bermudian status under section 20.
In circumstances other than those referred above--
For minors
$125.00 (refundable if refused)
For adults
$248.00 (refundable if refused)
Spouses of Bermudians
Issuing confirmation of spouse's employment rights under section 60 or residence rights under section 27 or 27A
Duplicate confirmation of spouse's rights
Permission to reside on an annual basis
On application under section 32(1) for up to one year
Residential Certificates
On issue of a residential certificate under section 32(5) to--
Persons who own the freehold premises or are the lessees of such premises where the leases have 25 years or more to run, or have entered into binding contract to purchase the freehold of such premises or to take a lease of such premises for 25 years or more and the spouses of such persons
Such other persons who are eligible for a residential certificate and their spouses
$1100.00 (refundable if refused)
Issuing identification cards to holders of residential certificates
A multiple re-entry permit under section 53
A landing permit--
For each member of the crew joining or leaving a yacht in Bermuda
For any other person
Visitors Extensions
Granting extensions to visitors for--
A total stay not exceeding 3 months
A total stay of more than 3 months but not more than 6 months
A grant of stay for 3 months for each member of the crew and each passenger arriving in Bermuda on a yacht
Visa Waivers
For Tourists and Business Visitors (excluding Work Permit Holders)
Land Licence for a restricted person
Considering an application by a restricted person or a trustee for the benefit of a restricted person for a licence to hold or acquire land
(Where a licence is granted and, where a landholding charge must be assessed and paid, the application fee will be refunded).
For all other charges in relation to the purchase of land in Bermuda refer to the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act (Land Holding Charges) Amendment Regulations 2010.
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Certifying residence and employment in Bermuda and related matters
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Title: | Configuration of membrane-bound proteins by x-ray reflectivity |
Author(s): | Chen, Chiu-Hao; Ma´lkova, Sa´rka; Cho, Wonhwa; Schlossman, Mark L. |
Abstract: | In this presentation we review our recent work using x-ray reflectivity to determine the configuration of membrane-bound proteins. The reflectivity data is analyzed in terms of the known crystallographic structure of proteins and a slab model representing the lipid layer to yield an electron density profile of the lipid/protein system. Our recent modified analysis methodology for the lipid/protein system is concisely described in this report. In addition, some results of the configuration of the membrane-bound proteins cPLA2a-C2, p40phox-PX, and PKCa-C2 are highlighted. |
Issue Date: | 2010-11 |
Publisher: | American Institute of Physics |
Citation Info: | Chen, C. H., Malkova, S., Cho, W., & Schlossman, M. L. 2011. Configuration of membrane-bound proteins by x-ray reflectivity. Journal of Applied Physics, 110: 102215. DOI: 10.1063/1.3661985 |
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Description: | Copyright 2011 American Institute of Physics. This article may be downloaded for personal use only. Any other use requires prior permission of the author and the American Institute of Physics. The following article appeared in Chen, C. H., Malkova, S., Cho, W., & Schlossman, M. L. 2011. Configuration of membrane-bound proteins by x-ray reflectivity. Journal of Applied Physics, 110(10). and may be found at http://jap.aip.org/resource/1/japiau/v110/i10/p102215_s1. DOI: 10.1063/1.3661985 |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10027/8547 |
Sponsor: | This work was supported by National Science Foundation (NSF) grants (Nos. CHE0315691 and CHE0615929 to M.L.S.) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants(GM68849 and GM76581 to W.C.). M.L.S. thanks Dr. Aleksey Tikhonov for help with the X19 C beamline at National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS) (Brookhaven National Laboratory), which was partially supported by ChemMat- CARS (supported by NSF-CHE, NSF-DMR, and the Department of Energy (DOE)). The Brookhaven National Laboratory and the NSLS are supported by DOE. |
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The Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative Arts) is the oldest of its kind in Germany. It houses world-famous examples of European arts and crafts from the early Middle Ages to the present day as well as outstanding collections of fashion and design, including magnificent reliquaries made of gold and precious gemstones, exquisite vases of glass and porcelain, finely embroidered textiles, ornate inlaid furniture and complete sets of wall panelling such as the Chamber of Mirrors from Schloss Wiesentheid, as well as classic examples of modern industrial design. The permanent and special exhibitions hosted by the Kunstgewerbemuseum can be seen at two locations in Berlin: at the Kulturforum near Potsdamer Platz and in the picturesque setting of Schloss Köpenick on an island on the river Dahme.
In the Baroque palace of Köpenick the Kunstgewerbemuseum presents examples of interior design from the 16th to 18th centuries. The museum at the Kulturforum was completed in 1985 to designs by Rolf Gutbrod, one of the leading German architects in the 1960s. Gutbrod's trademark is that he allowed structural elements of his buildings to remain clearly visible. The museum is conceived as a 'constructed landscape' and together with its greenery makes reference to the adjacent Tiergarten park. While the building has a closed appearance from the outside, it welcomes visitors on the inside with an open stairwell and generous exhibition spaces. Visitors are encouraged to focus completely on the remarkable exhibits in the collection and to wander from one level to the next.
The museum at the Kulturforum will remain closed until 2014 for reconstruction work which is being undertaken by the architects Kuehn Malvezzi.
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Twenty-seven percent of employees worldwide say the economic recession made them feel more loyal to their employer, while only 10% feel less loyal and 63% say it hasn't made any difference, a Kelly Services survey reveals.
The survey found that organizations with positive management, strong morale and active communication have succeeded in making their workforce more engaged in spite of the uncertainty caused by declining profits and layoffs.
The most engaged employees are in North America, where 52% say they are "totally committed" to their job, compared with 47% in the Asia-Pacific region and 36% in Europe.
"Many organizations have been through an extremely difficult period but some have managed the challenges in a positive way and have merged with a new level of trust among the workforce," comments George Corona, Kelly Services Executive VP and COO.
The survey also revealed:
- 28% of Gen Y say that as a result of the recession, they are now more loyal to their employer, compared to 27% of Baby Boomers and 26% of Gen X.
- 43% of employees say they feel "totally committed," and 26% "somewhat committed" to their current employer.
- All generations cite "more interesting or challenging work" as the main reason they could be more engaged with their job, ahead of "higher salary or benefits."
- Lack of advancement is the main cause of job turnover among Gen Y and Gen X, while poor management is the leading cause for Baby Boomers.
- Corporate reputation is considered a critical factor in job choice and job retention by 47% of Baby Boomers, but by only 39% of Gen X and 34% of Gen Y.
- All generations agree that the most important factor in a company's reputation is the quality of its products and services, followed by the quality of its management.
- Telecommuting, or working from home, is considered "extremely important" by only 12% of respondents.
American Workers No Longer See Their Jobs as a "Labor of Love"
Seventy-two percent of U.S. workers polled in an Adecco survey say they love their jobs, down from 78% in 2009. In fact, only 39% feel the economic situation has caused them to appreciate their jobs more, a significant dip compared to 55% of workers feeling this way last year. In addition, employees' acceptance to work harder to avoid layoffs (17%) and willingness to work harder longer hours (19%) are slightly fading compared to 2009.
The survey also found:
- 26% of Gen Y workers are nervous about the instability of their job, and 27% love their job less than they did last year, nearly a 10% jump over the 16% who felt this way last year.
- Gen X and Gen Y workers impacted by the economic situation feel that loving their job is less important to them today than it was a year ago. In fact, 20% of Gen X and 17% of Gen Y workers are thinking about going back to school.
- Keeping with 2009 trends, only a small percentage of workers (11%) dread the beginning of the workweek while 19% say they are excited. Workers do, however, appear closely divided between an appreciation to have a job at the start of the week (38%) versus a general indifference (31%).
- If workers had the option to start their careers over again, 51% would change their current profession, particularly Gen X respondents. Fifty-six percent of them said they would start over compared to only 38% of their grandparents' "Silent Generation."
- Similarly to 2009, employees' perception of company leadership continued to wane, with 93% of workers noting that confidence in their executive team has been negatively impacted as a result of the economic situation. Additionally, there's less appreciation for bosses as only 10% of workers appreciate their boss more in 2010 as a result of the economic situation versus 16% feeling that way last year.


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_ Volunteers were celebrated June 3 at a luncheon in the school library. Staff and students produced an all-out effort to show their appreciation.
This event was a collective effort by teachers, who prepared fabulous dishes of food, and students, who served and waited tables. Attendees got to take home goodie bags and keepsake place mats created from student artwork.
Paraeducator Karen Spoelstra was in charge of decorating, and the library was transformed into a garden-like atmosphere with flowers, cut from paper and freshly cut.
Selected by staff, community members Diana Young and Connie Nelson received special recognition for making a difference with their volunteerism.
Young, in addition to helping in the classroom, is active in the Parent Teacher Organization and serves on the School Advisory Board. Principal Vince Riccobene says over the past four years, she has contributed hundreds and hundreds of hours.
Nelson, a retired reading teacher, helps with tutoring, working on summer projects, sewing book bags for students and even repairing books. Teacher Marla Varner noted that Nelson faithfully comes in several times each week to help out and even brings her own materials.
The staff and students are grateful for all their wonderful volunteers.
_ PTO spring food drive reminder: Please remember to drop off nonperishable food items in the red bins in every pod through June 10. Thank you for your support with this effort to keep children in our community from going hungry.
_ The Sequim Elks Lodge essay contest winners competed at the state level, and fifth-grader Lane Danielson received second place in the fifth-/sixth- grade division. Danielson's essay was titled "The American Dream: What Is It?" State winners will be judged at the national level in July.
- Debbie Buchillo, secretary
Registration is taking place for the 2010-2011 school year for all students eligible to enter school in the fall. In addition, if your child turns 5 before Aug. 31, 2010, you may register her/him now for kindergarten. Registration packets are on the school district Web site at www.sequim.k12.wa.us, or in the school office during regular school hours.
- Tricia Stratton, secretary
The Sequim Elks Lodge essay contest winners competed at the state level and winners at the middle school level were seventh-grader Mikey Cobb, who took first place in seventh-/eighth-grade division, and seventh-grader Eli Berg, who took second place in the seventh-/eighth-grade division. State winners will be judged at the national level in July.
- Caity Karapostoles, ASB advisor/secretary
First Teacher activities:
Wednesday, June 9 at 10:30 a.m. - Kids Craft and Drop In
Thursday, June 10 at 10 a.m. - Claire Koenigsaecker demonstrates baby sign language, a method in which you and your infant or toddler use specific hand shapes and motions to convey words and meaning with each other. This type of communication can significantly reduce frustration for your little one.
Friday, June 4, at 10 a.m. - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe storyteller Elaine Grinnell tells Native American stories using handmade drums
Monday, June 14 - Reading Time at 10:30 a.m. Guest reader Patti Swingle from the Sequim Library previews summer library programs. Every child attending Reading Time receives a free book.
First Teacher Volunteer Appreciation Tea is from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in First Teacher room (4W). Volunteers, please stop in and enjoy some light refreshments.
This program could not be a success without individuals who give of their time and talents, including guest readers, Winter Celebration helpers, fundraiser auction/dinner workers, parenting class instructors, child care helpers, clowns, class facilitators, cookie bakers and the list goes on. Thank you!
Tuesday, June 8, 9 a.m.-
4 p.m. - WIC (Women, Infants and Children). For more information about the WIC program, contact Pam Walker at 417-2275.
Please return First Teacher library books, videos and DVDs by June 17, as we will be conducting a library inventory over the summer.
First Teacher is in Sequim Community School, 220 W. Alder St., next to the playground. Drop-in times are Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. There is no charge to visit the room. Parents can check books out of the parenting library and children can enjoy the playroom and playground. Sign up to receive the monthly newsletter with parenting tips and information about local resources for families. For more information on the First Teacher program, call 582-3428 or 681-2250.
- Patsene Dashiell, First Teacher events coordinator and Chase Hill, AmeriCorps volunteer
_ Sequim High School's scholarship awards ceremony was held Wednesday, June 2, at 6 p.m. in the Performing Arts Building. Students received scholarships that totaled $2.1 million, of which $400,000 were provided from local funds!
_ Campus Day on June 3 provided many opportunities for students to sign yearbooks, eat well and have a good time with classmates. Activities included outdoor wall climbing, 3 on 3 basketball tournaments in the gym, a Halo tournament in Mr. Kleinberg's classroom and a showing of the movie "Avatar" in the auditorium. Foods sold at outdoor booths were sponsored by clubs and included quesadillas (International Club), ice cream sundaes (Band Boosters), sno cones (FFA), frappuccinos (FBLA) and other snacks (freshman class).
_ Graduation ticket distribution for graduating (walking) seniors is Wednesday, June 9. Each walking senior will receive nine tickets and will need to pick up and sign for the tickets in the main office. Family and friends are not allowed to pick up the tickets and lost or stolen tickets will not be replaced. The graduation ceremony takes place at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 11, at the high school stadium.
_ Please note the last opportunity for graduating seniors to purchase a ticket to the all-night senior graduation party is Friday, June 11, from 9-11 a.m. at graduation rehearsal. The all-night graduation party is not a school-sponsored event.
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John and Sandy Adams of Russell and Michael and Diane Ruscher of Frederick, Md., are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Jessica Adams and Robert Ruscher.
Jessi graduated from Eisenhower High School in 2007. She holds a bachelor's degree in speech-language pathology and will graduate in May from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a master's degree in the same field.
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Kerry Hoffschneider, public relations director for Epworth Village Inc., will discuss volunteer opportunities with this agency, which helps children and families, during a presentation at Morningside College at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, in the UPS Auditorium in Lincoln Center, 3627 Peters Ave.
The public is invited to this free event, which is sponsored by Morningside's Academic and Cultural Arts Series (ACAS) and Campus Ministries.
Epworth Village is a social service agency that helps children and families dealing with severe behavioral and mental health issues. It provides family-based educational and therapeutic treatment in residential, day treatment and in-home and safety services programs. It has offices in York and Grand Island, Neb.
"We will delve into how behavioral and mental health issues are not only impacting our culture socially, but also impacting the economy in terms of workforce issues and correctional systems," Hoffschneider said. "Also, with its 119-year connection with the United Methodist Church, Epworth also has opportunities for those exploring mission work and spiritual growth activities."
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As of this Star Date, I am almost half way through the thirty-six month leadership cycle. Specifically, this is month seventeen. It is actually helpful that you have two years of internship, to prepare to be president of the association, because the National Association of REALTORS® is a large, multi-faceted, complicated organization. There is much to learn and understand. To be honest, it is overwhelming at times.
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440 Heliotrope Ave.
Corona Del Mar, CA 92625
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(949) 723-9685
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Thurs: 5 to midnight Fri: 4-midnight Sat & Sun: 10am to midnight (Breakfast until 3pm) Happy Hour: 7 Days a Week Until 7pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Smart Casual
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cigar Room, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Port is available for dine-in parties as well as catering for any event. Please call to inquire about pricing and availability.
Private Party Facilities:
We are capable of handeling parties from 20 to 120 for dining and even bigger parties for special occassions, personal mixers, or corporate events. Contact Port to inquire about pricing and availability.
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Sumer Wheeler (949) 723-9685
Starting at 7:00, except Thurs & Sun night starts at 7:30 MONDAY: Case Brothers - Acoustic | Pop/Rock TUESDAY: Guest Artist WEDNESDAY: George Fryar - Piano-- Acoustic | Pop/Rock THURSDAY: Greg Topper - Piano | Pop/Rock FRIDAY: Kevin Shima - Acoustic| Classic Rock SATURDAY Afternoon: (2-5) Jarrod Sammet - Acoustic | Pop SATURDAY NIGHT: Cory Case - Acoustic | Pop/Rock SUNDAY Afternoon: (3-7) Case Brothers - Acoustic | Pop SUNDAY NIGHT: Ahmadreza Nabizadeh | Persian/English Pop/Flamenco
Special Events & Promotions:
We are capable of handeling parties from 20 to 120 for dining and even bigger parties for special occassions and personal mixers and corporate events. Please call to inquire about pricing and availability.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Heliotrope and Coast Highway
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Parking Details:
The Parking lot across the street from the restaurant is available to patrons from 6 p.m. to midnight on weekdays and all weekend at no charge.
A word from Port Restaurant & Bar
Port Restaurant in Corona del Mar is a coastal treasure where the world comes together in an exciting mlange of sparkling ambiance, superb service, and transcendent cuisine. Tucked away just off the Majestic Coast Highway next to the legendary Port Theatre, the restaurant has established itself as
one of the main reasons to visit Corona del Mar. Port's soothing streetside patio area is reminiscent of a classic southern Riviera bistro, while colorful paintings and sculptures add a playful depth to the romantic interior. The classically trained kitchen staff at Port specializes in utilizing exciting and authentically homemade flavors to create a fantastic globally inspired culinary experience that should not be missed.
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My friends and I found this place
on Groupon and decided to give it a try. The live music was a great setting for our girl's night out and our server was very helpful with our selections. I ordered the sea bass special was seasoned and cooked to perfection. other dishes included some pasta dishes and steak as well,which were also great. The girls wanted to start off with an appetizer which proved to be more than enough food. The drinks were a hit with the girls as well. We will def return here groupon or not =)"
Dined on 10/12/2013
Had Valentines Dinner there, so
menu was limited and crowd may not have been the normal crowd. But the service was very good. Our bartender was very upbeat and personable and made a great reccomendation off the wine list. Our server was pretty good for it being so busy. Food was very good. Main course of Filet Mignon was cooked perfectly, very juicy and very tastey. We will definitely come back for a special occasion or for a nice dinner."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We really enjoyed the prix fixe
fare. There were two options for each course, and we each got one. All the food was good; the hummus was a standout as were both the ravioli. The entertainment was talented, but it was very loud. There was one downside. We were seated on an indoor patio, which was pleasant until someone lit a cigarette in the adjoining alley, smoke from which wafted directly onto the patio. The service was excellent, attentive and accommodating."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The prix fixe menu was
unremarkable. The sun dried tomato hummus was bland; The lobster ravioli was very nice. The Chilean sea bass was nice but the asparagus spears were more like tree trunks - tough and rather bitter. The petite filet was nice but again, the asparagus was terrible. Overall, dinner was adequate but not for $75 a person. Dessert was horrible- tiramisu was flavorless as was the "Italian chocolate cake" both of which were swimming in a puddle of what was supposed to be a strawberry coulis. Cocoa powder had been sprinkled messily across the plate turning the coulis into a muddy looking mess. There were so many superfluous staff members roaming around looking lost. In a venue as tiny as The Port, it was dizzying."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The food was great if you did not
mind waiting a very long time. The server did come over and apologize which was very professional of her. She was actually very personable. The music was very loud and in a spot that we could not see the musician as he was behind a column. If you are in the bar area he would be more visable. The musician was not exceptional or even good. He was too loud. The acoustics were very bad and my husband and I could not even hear each other without screaming due to the noise and also the length of the table. The tables were squashed together so that they could fit as much people in the room as they possibly can. There were no booths or even an intimate table. There was no ambience."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Friends and I tried Port
Restaurant for the first time for Restaurant Week lunch. It was delicious and a lot of food gor a great deal! We had the Persian kabobs that was made fresh to order. The tiramisu was decadent! The lady servers were so kind, and the place is unique with history. The patio dining is a little strange, revealing the old roof. The front part of the restaurant seems to have better ambience, but is along the very crowded street. I would come here again for brunch."
Dined on 1/18/2014
Food was good but very pricey; not
worth the price. Had the sea bass at $36 small portion. Service was excellent"
Dined on 1/24/2014
The food was bland and very
pricey! The quality was very poor and the three different entrees that we ordered all tasted the same. I have eaten kabob at multiple restaurants and The Port's kabob was by far the worst I have ever had. Furthermore, the music was very loud and unpleasant. After I left, I had a bad headache. Also, our server was not eager to help us with the menu. The people who work there have no idea what they are supposed to be doing, so they just wander the restaurant. I was very disappointed with the food, service and noise level. Save yourself a headache (literally) and stay away from this restaurant!!"
Dined on 12/22/2013
My husband and I like to go to
Port (during the week and/or on the weekends) when we don't have a lot of time, yet need a quick, reliable "date night out" the food is always good, the service friendly and the atmosphere is nice. There is also a great little bar with an open patio attached for those night we want to hang out a little longer."
Dined on 12/21/2013
Went here for an early dinner
before going to a concert. The place was empty but still cozy with the fireplace and Christmas music playing. Enjoying a lovely dinner. The red wine we ordered was too chilled but likely because the bar had just opened. The service was very pleasant and the meal was good. The Ahi appetizer was mediocre at best. The lobster ravioli in pink sauce was delicious as was the medallion filet entrée."
Dined on 12/16/2013
We got here at 10 am on Sunday
morning for brunch. We were the only people in the restaurant the whole time. Usually the service had been terrible. This time the bartender waited on us. He was great and the food was excellent."
Dined on 12/1/2013
Port will never let you down with
live music softly playing in the background to serenade you and your company. The mood is mellow, the food is delicious, the wait staff are efficient and friendly. It is a hidden gem in an otherwise busy neighborhood."
Dined on 11/29/2013
Our party had an early dinner [no
loud music at that time.] and enjoyed it immensely. Seating with a reservation was on-time and prompt. Service was attentive but not intrusive. We shared the med platter starter which was fresh, delicious, and generous. Wine list extensive and everyone had their own choice selection. Entrees were large portions all served together and hot. All in our group raved about the flavors and presentation. Special of Halibut was really fine. Scallops were tender and sweet. I could go on but you have to try it!"
Dined on 11/23/2013
I went with mt best friend for a
nice dinner and night out. We split a bottle of wine and had the M&M duo for an appetizer. The eggplant dip is to die for! I followed our server's advice and went with their nightly special of Halibut for dinner...Best preparation and flavors. I will definitely be back, and much more often!!"
Dined on 11/23/2013
Good food, nice ambiance. Emphasis
on Meditteranian style dishes. Entertainment was a singer and pianist. A little annoyingly loud, made conversation difficult."
Dined on 11/22/2013
Went at 6pm on weeknight. Nice
setting, parking can be difficult as movie theatre around corner, but there is a parking lot close, but probably theatre goers use it in spite of signage they are not supposed to. Excellent Mediterranean food. Had filet kebobs--excellent and flavorful. Shrimp appetizer spicy and very tasty. Pricing reasonable for quality. Service very good, but no busy when we were there. Dinning room small, with fireplace, but open to bar area which can be somewhat noisy. Overall great food"
Dined on 10/17/2013
Confusing place. The live music
was great but at an ear throbbing volume not expected at a sit down dinner at 8:00pm. Decor is all over the place. All four of us had meals we would not order again. Sour hostess, yet a very charming, professional waiter. Would consider popping in for a drink and music after dinner."
Dined on 10/11/2013
chilean sea bass and filet mignon
very,vert good.visit early, like 4:30 or 5 and avoid the crowds."
Dined on 10/6/2013
Port is tucked away on a side
street where the parking is tight and the two way traffic can be challenging. The outside appearance hides the cozy inside. However, once inside, the place has a special appeal. My girlfriend and I were seated next to the fireplace (romantic) and the waitress introduced herself very professional, and friendly. There was live music and a Happy Hour crowd, which made it a bit noisy. But this was to be expected. A good wine list to choose from. The real delight is the food. I had the Sea Bass special and the presentation and taste was excellent. My girlfriend had a Kabob and she could not get over the flavor of the rice. Overall, a great dining experience. Rich P"
Dined on 10/6/2013
I've been to Port several times
previous and it has always been really good. The food was good. The noise level was so loud that I couldn't even hear my girlfriend talk across the table. The music in the next room was so loud that conversation was non-existent. Otherwise, it was good. My filet came out over cooked and the remedied it to perfection immediately. It was a great experience and waitress was perfect. I think the music was obnoxiously loud."
Dined on 10/6/2013
Four of us each ordered something
different. Everyone sampled all and all was good. We will return. The live music on a Sunday was a bonus."
Dined on 9/23/2013
Our meal was excellent . Starting
with fresh baked rolls and a nice selection of wines by the glass, to the melt-in-your-mouth Scottish salmon kebab, the food was wonderful. The loud live music made for difficult talking and was a times almost painful. For such a small and intimate venue, having amped up music is unnecessary and takes away from the excellent food. When we return, we'll try for a night of acoustic guitar or something less likely to be overly amplified."
Dined on 9/22/2013
This place has it all! Great food,
live entertainment, attentive service, a delicious kid's menu, ambience and wonderful artwork gracing the walls. We dined for the first time last night and it was a delight. My 8 year old son came along and he loved it!"
Dined on 9/17/2013
Dinner at The Port was delicious!
Seafood pasta was full of all kinds of yummy fish and shellfish. Live background music enhanced the setting and added to the enjoyment. There is a daily Happy Hour with drink specials that can be enjoyed in the bar or on the patio. Lots of menu choices including middle eastern specialities like dolmas, skish kabob, and more. Looking forward to exploring more of these options."
Dined on 9/11/2013
We were surprised by the menu
after reading that this was a "continental" restaurant but were pleasantly surprised with delicious Mediterranean options and food was divine!"
Dined on 8/4/2013
Delicious food and charming
service. Impossible to talk, especially in a group when musician playing in bar area (right next to dining)--music was way too loud, although it was good music."
Dined on 6/4/2013
This a truly enjoyable restaurant
to go to. The appetizers are very good, as are the salds and entre's. The original table reserved was near the front , but the hostess did not hesitate to show us to another , better table the moment we asked. The folk singer on Saturday night was an added bonus. I was surprised that the place was not filled to capacity, and perhaps that's only because it's off the main street. What an excellent place this is."
Dined on 7/21/2013
We were in on July 20 and a large
group was celebrating their mom's 80th. Great family and great service observed by me of the staff as well as servicing my wife and I. Joanne did a fantastic job. Food was tremendous."
Dined on 7/21/2013
the filet and pastas are very
good,along with the shrimp kabobs.the rice with saffron not so good.order an alternate side.this is a nice cozy little place,get there at 5;30 and you will have no problem with seating normally.easy parking across the street.be sure to reserve through open table and get points for your visit.this resturant is also on resturant.com.might as well save 25 while having a good dinner."
Dined on 7/11/2013
Service was slow after we told the
server we were in a hurry."
Dined on 6/23/2013
We love the Port Restaurant for
dinner and have been there many times on weekend nights. The live music is always really good. This was the first time that we went for brunch. Hardly anyone was there on Father's Day. No live music. Everyone loved my brioche French toast but the rest of the party were not impressed with their meals. My favorite meal is the salmon although others in our parties have loved their pastas and middle eastern dishes at dinner."
Dined on 6/16/2013
My husband and I always enjoy our
date nights here."
Dined on 6/1/2013
Very nicely presented Brunch. We
had a long day of driving ahead of us and decided to try Port's breakfast. It was perfect the Egg's Benedict was wonderful. My sister had the French Toast she loved it. I recommend this brunch experience. Easily located right off PCH."
Dined on 5/25/2013
For dinner we ordered the sea bass
special and the yellow curry chicken plate. Both were excellent. The service was prompt and professional. The ambiance is unusual and not particularly attractive but the table next to the gas fireplace was cozy. The Port is worth at least one visit but it is unlikely to become one of our regular restaurants; there are many other excellent choices in Orange County. The bar area appeared to be lively and active on a Saturday night. The live music was good but the lack of a proper stage meant the performer was immediately adjacent to the dinning tables; the sound level made conversation somewhat difficult."
Dined on 5/26/2013
The staff are very cordial and the
food is excellent."
Dined on 5/15/2013
Wait staff was slow and
inattentive even though the restaurant was not even full. The food was oily and haphazardly prepared. The first musician when we arrived was loud and obnoxious. The second one was much better. Definitely will not be going back!"
Dined on 5/12/2013
We tried the calamari, excellent.
Light and perfectly cooked. The filet kabob and chicken kabob, outstanding. The table next to us had the salmon which they said it was also very good. We came early and we left before the musician started so the bar music was too loud. But I guess they figured it out and after about 45 minutes it was much quieter. Dessert looked good, we were too full to order it."
Dined on 5/12/2013
Love this restaurant! We brought
our own wine; the corkage fee was $15 and we paired our wine with one of the best and cheapest cheese platters ever ($20). We could have filled up on the wine and cheese platter but then we would have missed out on the ravioli's that were to die for! Love the acoustic musicians and atmosphere...the fireplace adds just the right touch of coziness in combination with the open air feel of the adjacent outdoor patio."
Dined on 5/8/2013
The music performer was good but
he was too close to dining area and it was hard to have a conversation. I would highly recommend putting the performer away from the dining area where people want to talk with each other."
Dined on 4/30/2013
Port Restaurant and Bar was a very
interesting experience. My business partner were in Irvine, CA for a wine tasting class trying to find a new place to dine at. We decided on Port because the menu sounded exquisite. We brought our own wine, only a $15 corkage fee (very reasonable), and began with a cheese platter and a hummus appetizer. Both my business partner and I come from Las Vegas and we also work in the restaurant industry. So we have a very high expectation for any restaurant we go to. The course came out and we both raised eyebrows. The cheese platter we rather large for such a intimate setting also the hummus plate had "chard" mint garnished on top. The tastes we not terrible, but it was not what we thought it was going to be."
Dined on 4/19/2013
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Sensors 2013, 13(2), 1884-1901; doi:10.3390/s130201884
A Silicon Carbide Wireless Temperature Sensing System for High Temperature Applications
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Arkansas Power Electronics International, Inc., 535 W. Research Center Blvd., Fayetteville, AR 72701, USA
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Abstract: In this article, an extreme environment-capable temperature sensing system based on state-of-art silicon carbide (SiC) wireless electronics is presented. In conjunction with a Pt-Pb thermocouple, the SiC wireless sensor suite is operable at 450 °C while under centrifugal load greater than 1,000 g. This SiC wireless temperature sensing system is designed to be non-intrusively embedded inside the gas turbine generators, acquiring the temperature information of critical components such as turbine blades, and wirelessly transmitting the information to the receiver located outside the turbine engine. A prototype system was developed and verified up to 450 °C through high temperature lab testing. The combination of the extreme temperature SiC wireless telemetry technology and integrated harsh environment sensors will allow for condition-based in-situ maintenance of power generators and aircraft turbines in field operation, and can be applied in many other industries requiring extreme environment monitoring and maintenance.
Keywords: silicon carbide; high temperature; wireless; temperature sensing; thermocouple; gas turbine
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Yang, J. A Silicon Carbide Wireless Temperature Sensing System for High Temperature Applications. Sensors 2013, 13, 1884-1901.
AMA StyleYang J. A Silicon Carbide Wireless Temperature Sensing System for High Temperature Applications. Sensors. 2013; 13(2):1884-1901.
Chicago/Turabian StyleYang, Jie. 2013. "A Silicon Carbide Wireless Temperature Sensing System for High Temperature Applications." Sensors 13, no. 2: 1884-1901.