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The Orangery
- Address:
5412 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37919Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
The Orangery
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.orangeryknoxville.com/
- Phone: (865) 588-2964
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, International
- Executive Chef: John Bryant
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Private Room, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: With Several Private dining rooms to choose from, we can accomodate private dining parties of 2 to 500 in the best possible accomodations.
- Private Party Contact: Kathleen Anderson 8655882964
- Entertainment: Live Piano music every Friday and Saturday and Jazz/Blues bands every Thursday night.
- Special Events: Five differernt private rooms to choose from that will seat parties of 2 to 300. The Phoenix ballroom is well known for wedding receptions and private events.
A word from The Orangery
Welcome to The Orangery!! Since 1971, we have been offering our guests a truly unique dining experience featuring classic French and International Cuisine presented with elegance and flair reminiscent of the Old World. Whether seated in our main dining room or one of the other 7 private dining rooms, our guests experience an ambience and dining experience like no other. We encourage you to use our online OpenTable reservation system to reserve your table at The Orangery.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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The Orangery reviews from OpenTable diners
37 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (30)romantic (23)fit for foodies (15)notable wine list (15)good for groups (10)neighborhood gem (9)great for brunch (4)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- great atmosphere, good food, one disappointmentLarryDined on 11/20/2014Very nice, special occasion ambiance. Deep menu with lots of "never get at home" variety. Value prices for what you get. About $30-35 an entree. Attentive service, warm and welcome, never intrusive. My New York Steak over pureed potatoes with asparagus and crab morsels a delightful dish. Most disappointing was the poor quality of the steak. While cooked correctly, it was full of gristle, tendons, and fat. Salvaged less than half. Every thing else perfect so will try again. But will stay away from the steaks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/19/2014The food was not worth the two hundred dollar bill. Service was good.
- Anniversary #32LLamamomandpopDined on 11/13/2014I needed a special place for our anniversary dinner for just us two. We live about 50 miles from Knoxville, so I looked up places and decided on the Orangery. It is everything they and other people said about it. Peter gave us excellent service, helpful on wine selections. No rushing--real dining-- a special evening out. My wife had the rack of lamb and I the parmesan encrusted scallops. We are "Chopped" fans and found both our dinners could have won.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- colusmcDined on 11/10/2014A superb evening; excellent food, service, and ambience with Jimmy the piano player.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/5/2014My wife and I were celebrating my birthday and it was a very pleasant experience.Special Features:
- Delicious French CuisinePartyof2Dined on 10/28/2014This was the first time my husband and I ate at The Orangery, even though we have lived in Knoxville for almost eight years. But I think it was a good thing since, according to our server, there is new head chef providing an exciting update to The Orangery with a true passion for making fantastic food. We both started out with the tomato bisque, which we both absolutely loved. For the main course, I ordered the filet mignon. It was savory, rich, flavorful; all the things a filet mignon should be. For Knoxville, it is a romantic restaurant with class. A little older building, but that adds to its charm. Wonderful meal and experience all around!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Real food, real cooksGusterandmimiDined on 10/21/2014We dined early on a Tuesday night so the restaurant (not surprisingly) wasn't at all crowed. There were only 2 other parties in the main dining room, but they seated us a comfortable distance away from the other parties so we (and they)could enjoy our own conversation. Nice touch. But what we like most is the food. You can get items like veal, veal stock reductions which are wonderful, and lobster crepes that have real lobster in them. Of course everything is cooked exactly as requested (eg, medium rare). It's always a very pleasant experience to visit the OrangerySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerPinkeyDined on 10/11/2014Attentive service. Live piano player during dinner. Mixed drinks were good. Wine was good and half price by the glass for happy hour. We had the chateaubriand after a Bistro salad. A very nice medium rare. Scallops with our salads. Finished off with a fruit cocktail.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wife's birthday nightDrBobDined on 10/8/2014Telling my wife we'd be celebrating her birthday at La Orangery made her giggle and go 'ooooh!' Ordering flowers thru the Opentable website made everything quite convenient and the waitor had the table and flowers waiting for us. The background music from the pianist was really special and added to the ambiance. The food of course was excellent and the novelty of preparation was excellent. Unfortunately, the appetizer crab was laden with too much oil. All else was wonderful. We highly recommend this.Special Features:
- May be the best restaurant in townCharlieDined on 10/4/2014This is our first time dining at The Orangery and it has become our favorite restaurant in Knoxville. Ambiance is Belle Epoque - it may strike some as over the top but it's fitting for a fine dining French restaurant. Interesting menu, good wine list, polished but friendly service. Food preparation and presentation are outstanding. Pianist provided enjoyable mood music and was not intrusive - i'm told the pianist is there several nights per week not just weekends. My only regret is that we don't visit Knoxville often enough to be able to enjoy this restaurant as frequently as we would like.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth the price!Lgm1978Dined on 10/4/2014Seated by hostess but given no menus. Waited 10 minutes before waitress even acknowledged our presence. Two of the four cocktail orders were wrong and when brought to the attention of the waitress she said "we have a new bartender." Filet was delicious but potatoes were cold.Special Features:
- BruceDined on 9/23/2014Excellent lunch. Service a bit slow due to large group in side room. Overall, excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dining experienceTennmanDined on 9/19/2014The staff are tremendous as is the food. The overall experience makes this restaurant a must do for any time you want to pamper yourself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Burger nightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014We decided to enjoy the burger night with the expectation of good food and a reasonable price along with the opportunity to support a local charity. Was surprised that we were not asked how we wanted our burgers cooked. The waitress put all the orders in at one time and we got a variety of doneness for the meat. We also got fries that were a bit limp and just warm. A bit disappointing for a restaurant that looks so amazing.
- Very good brunchbrunch4meDined on 9/14/2014I really enjoyed the quality of the food and its presentation. If I have any negative comments it would be that the variety of the food was not as extensive as I have had at other brunches in the area. Also, the omelet I had was a disappointment. It took a very long time to get it and it was not very well prepared.Special Features:
- Great Google FindOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014I am new to the Knoxville area, and when a special occasion came up, I googled fine dining in Knoxville. The Orangery was the top result, and so I checked it out. The website wasn't perfect, but it allowed me to see that this truly was a fine restaurant. I then made my reservation through the website (which was very simple). The outside of the building isn't anything fancy, but as soon as you step inside, you know you are in for an amazing dining experience. We were quickly greeted, and shown to our table. Our waitress was very friendly and informative. The food was AMAZING! If I had to complain about anything, it would be the prices, but that is only because I am a semi-broke college kid. The prices are actually quite reasonable.Special Features:
- what we hoped it would beFlash1944Dined on 9/9/2014We were looking for a memorable evening for our anniversary and The Orangery came through. It was nice to be in a place again where service was provided without having to request it. The food, service and ambiance were just what we were wanted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/6/2014I have never been offered wild mushrooms at a restaurant before. They were good. All the food is as it should be, but the big thing is that the staff is as they should be also - polite, friendly, and never aloof.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mussels were a MinusTraveleatsDined on 9/4/2014Service here was not the best. After inquiring, we were told the mussels were medium size. They were the size of raisins.it was a"joke". We would definitely not recommend going here.Special Features:
- Beautifulpass2leftDined on 8/18/2014The Orangery is among the best of Knoxville restaurants. Carpet, tablecloths, and fabric walls (!!) equal an elegant, quiet atmosphere. But most memorable of all is superb food, each dish so delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedBuckeyeSteve1Dined on 8/14/2014The Orangery was our favorite restaurant in Knoxville when we lived there over 30 years ago. We were so pleased that they were still in business. Previously a 5 star restaurant, all but the food was most disappointing. There is a cocktail bar attached with very noisy music, service was more akin to a local BBQ restaurant, with a cocktail there was no swizzle stick - a straw in a paper wrapper, etc, etc. I was looking for the "old Orangery". Maybe that wasn't fair. The food was quite good, but the experience lacking.
- Wonderful!KTownDinerDined on 8/9/2014Very romantic, great food, and great service. . . .what more could you ask? We dined in the Courtyard with all the twinkle lights aglow above the tables and candle-light, white linen table cloths, and fresh flowers on our table along with live piano music in the background. Pair that with great service and the best food and wine in town, and you can't beat it! The lobster crepes themselves served with that rich, creamy sauce were great, but they also came with a whole lobster tail on top! Yummy!Special Features:
- Great food, Slow serviceFood4LifeDined on 8/2/2014Always hard to beat the experience you get at The Orangery. This visit was the exception. Service was incredibly slow. Food was great.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014if you want a great dining experience in an elegant environment at a reasonable cost - go to the orangery in knoxville!! we tried the beginners wine diner. five courses of good wines and good food. it's open seating with other foodies and wines lovers so we already had something in common. as each course was presented (beautifully, i might add) an explanation of the wine choice went with it. we had a great time.Special Features:
- LuvnewyorkdiningDined on 7/29/2014The Orangery has "Burger Night" every Tuesday featuring a Kobe beef burger & fries for $10. Half of the proceeds go to charity. The burger is fantastic & for a good cause.Special Features:
- The following 402 reviews are from the The Orangery reviews archive.
- exceptional foodAAsRestaurantGuideDined on 7/25/2014My wife and I shared a NY strip and an order of salmon. all of the food was outstanding. service was quite good. we were there late and the place was nearly empty. service would probably be a bit "stiff" during prime hours. Price was high, but in this instance I'd call it getting what you're paying for.Special Features:
- Great dinnerFredVIPDined on 7/23/2014Great dinner. We had chateaubriand which was prepared excellently. Service was also very good with the service personnel working well together. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Burger NiteLuvnewyorkdiningDined on 7/15/2014Took granddaughters for Burger night. It was very special for them. The staff made them feel "grown up". The burgers were great & it was an added bonus that half the cost of the burger went to charity.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/13/2014We have had lunches and dinners at the Orangery for many years; but this was the first experience with Sunday brunch. The brunch was not up to Orangery standards. We were there for the final scheduled hour. It seemed that the food had been excellent but had been out too long. The error appeared to be preparing dishes that were too large and therefore remained on display for too long.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for a celebrationhokiedinerDined on 7/11/2014Met with friends for a special celebration. Their first time here; our second. Great food, wine, atmosphere, staff, and service. All enjoyed their meals and we split desserts, which were pretty good. Four different entrées - all excellent. Wait staff there has great timing. We were not rushed at all, yet never felt like we were waiting for the server.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First visit to The OrangeryMemoriesDined on 7/11/2014Our first visit to The Orangery was a very pleasant experience. The restaurant was beautifully decorated and the food was wonderful. The pianist provided quiet music, appropriate for dining, and our request was played beautifully. The waitstaff was friendly and efficient. It was a nice way to celebrate our 44th wedding anniversary. We would definitely return for another special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Night to rememberdelightedDined on 7/7/2014We enjoyed the evening immensely - a relaxed but elegant atmosphere enhanced by the pleasant piano music. Our waiter was appropriately attentive. The size of the food portions was perfect and everything tasted delicious. We plan to return.Special Features:
- Very nice findTNDinersDined on 6/28/2014This was our first visit to the Orangery, the food was fabulous, the pianist was a special treat.Special Features:
- An enchanting dining experienceSmilingDined on 6/28/2014We had slipped away from the seminar that brought us to Knoxville to celebrate our 49th wedding anniversary. From the friendly greeting, to the collection of unique architectural elements in the decor, to the wonderful pianist playing the Steinway, to the charming waitress, to every course (Vichyssoise, filet medallions with bearnaise sauce, amaretto brownie) being delicious we were delighted!Special Features:
- Never DisappointsHubbysBirthdayDined on 6/25/2014The Orangery is always top-notch in food quality, ambiance and service. They are also trying to stretch into a wider market with more casual options, discounts and community outreach. They even have a vegetarian entree now! The Asiago Eggplant was well prepared and very tasty, but was a very large portion of eggplant with a very light accompaniment of spinach and tomato. A more balanced plate with a choice of side (pasta would be traditional) would have been more pleasant. But with the addition of an appetizer and salad it was more than enough of a meal, and the service was wonderful as always.Special Features:
- Business lunchPinnacleSDined on 6/24/2014From the moment you walk in the door and receive a warm greeting you know your Orangery experience will be great. I requested a private room for a business lunch and it was a perfect setting. Food was fantastic and service was outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FeedbackakakathleenDined on 6/20/2014Very good - great history but not what it used to be! You expect over-the-top and it was very, very good but not special.Special Features:
- trs57Dined on 6/15/2014I go to The Orangery about once a month. It is probably the best restaurant in Knoxville. But this was my first time going for Sunday Brunch. It was good. I just don't think it was up to their usual quality. However, the service was just as outstanding as it is the rest of the week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An Icon in KnoxvillegottogoDined on 6/11/2014The Orangery has been in Knoxville for many years providing residents a special place to dine and celebrate occasions. They have always striven to provide quality and delicious food for their patrons. As one of those patrons I can say they have succeeded. There is no better restaurant or venue to bring business people to show them what Knoxville has to offer.Special Features:
- Wonderful cuisineColtSLDined on 6/11/2014The food is elegant; exceptionally prepared and presented with unusual and delicious notes not often found in today's American restaurant. I highly recommend the Traditional Caviar Service. The presentation and taste is simply exquisite! The atmosphere is perfectly suited for a romantic meal and is never rushed. Hearty portions in steak and meat entrees with flawlessly chosen complementary side dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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South Africa's Blue Bulls have confirmed that Springboks fly-half Morne Steyn will join Stade Francais at the end of the current season on a three-year deal.
Steyn has played for the Bulls since 2003 but after 10 years with the club, he has decided to journey to France to continue his career. During that time Steyn has won 42 caps for the Springboks and he played a key role in their 2009 series win over the British & Irish Lions.
Since then his form has been mixed on the Test stage with Pat Lambie and Johan Goosen challenging him for a spot in the South Africa side but he is hopeful of keeping his place in the Boks squad when he is playing in the Top 14. Stade are currently tenth in the French league and he will vie with Felipe Contepomi for a place in their starting line-up.
And Steyn claimed that it was a tough decision to make to leave the Bulls. "I basically owe everything I achieved in rugby to them, but the opportunity to join Stade comes at the right time in my career" Steyn said. "I always wanted to play some rugby abroad and experience a different lifestyle and now have the opportunity to go and do that.
"They have been negotiating with me for a while now and I have decided not to accept the offer from the BBC (Blue Bulls Company) to extend my contract, but rather join Stade."
Bulls coach Frans Ludeke admitted it would be a blow to lose Steyn but he wishes him well in the Top 14. "I don't think anyone can doubt or question the loyalty that Mornè has shown to us," Ludeke said. "He has given everything he had for ten years now and one cannot fault his decision to expand his horizons.
"We will forever be grateful to have a player like that in our generation and can only wish him the best. He will be missed as he is a world class player, but I know that he will still be giving us 110% till the end of his term."
High performance manager Xander Janse van Rensburg added: "Mornè also indicated to us that he will use the remainder of his time here to mentor our junior crop of fly-halves coming through, which is something we are very pleased about."
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An anonymous reader writes "Officials of New Mexico's Spaceport Authority were grilled by lawmakers about the now vacant Spaceport America following the deadly crash of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo. The spaceport was built as a hub for commercial space flights. Its immediate future is uncertain since Virgin Galactic has indefinitely pushed back the launch date of its space tourism flights. From the article: "Christine Anderson, the authority's executive director, learned last week that she might have to do so one legislator at a time. Anderson was called out by Rep. Patricia Lundstrom, D-Gallup, for handing members of an interim legislative finance committee a presentation filled mostly with photographs. Lundstrom and other lawmakers wanted hard numbers and more details about what plan the authority has to get past the Virgin Galactic mishap and get the taxpayer-financed spaceport off the ground. 'It just made all of us look like idiots, like we don't do our homework,' Anderson said. 'That's not the case whatsoever.'"
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HughPickens.com writes: Scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory are studying a mysterious ecosystem at one of the world's deepest undersea hydrothermal vents to get clues about what life could be like on other planetary bodies, such as Jupiter's icy moon Europa, which has a subsurface ocean. At the vents, tiny shrimp are piled on top of each other, layer upon layer, crawling on rock chimneys that spew hot water. "You go along the ocean bottom and there's nothing, effectively," says Max Coleman. "And then suddenly we get these hydrothermal vents and a massive ecosystem. It's just literally teeming with life." Bacteria, inside the shrimps' mouths and in specially evolved gill covers, produce organic matter that feed the crustaceans. The particular bacteria in the vents are able to survive in extreme environments because of chemosynthesis, a process that works in the absence of sunlight and involves organisms getting energy from chemical reactions. In this case, the bacteria use hydrogen sulfide, a chemical abundant at the vents, to make organic matter. The temperatures at the vents can climb up to a scorching 842 degrees Fahrenheit (450 degrees Celsius), but waters just an inch away are cool enough to support the shrimp. The shrimp are blind, but have thermal receptors in the backs of their heads.
According to the exobiologists, these mysterious shrimps and its symbiotic bacterium may hold clues "about what life could be like on other planetary bodies." It's life that may be similar—at the basic level—to what could be lurking in the oceans of Europa, deep under the icy crust of the Jupiter moon. According to Emma Versteegh "whether an animal like this could exist on Europa heavily depends on the actual amount of energy that's released there, through hydrothermal vents." Nobody is seriously planning a landing mission on Europa yet. But the European Space Agency aims to launch its JUpiter ICy moons Explorer mission (JUICE) to make the first thickness measurements of Europa's icy crust starting in 2030 and NASA also has begun planning a Europa Clipper mission that would study the icy moon while doing flybys in a Jupiter orbit.
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MarkWhittington writes: As many have expected, Rep. John Culberson (R-TX) has been elevated to chair the House Appropriations Subcommittee for Commerce, Justice, and Science. The subcommittee has charge of NASA funding, something of keen interest for the congressman, whose Houston district is close to the Johnson Spaceflight Center. Moreover, Culberson's enthusiasm for space exploration goes far beyond what would be expected from a Texas representative.
Culberson is a champion of a mission to Europa, a moon of Jupiter. Europa is an ice-covered moon that is thought to conceal an ocean of water, warmed by tidal forces, which might contain life. Using the heavy-lift Space Launch System, NASA could launch a large-scale probe to study Europa and ascertain whether it harbors alien life or not. Culberson's elevation makes such a mission far more likely to occur.
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An anonymous reader writes with news that Russia may be building its own space station to replace the ISS. Russia may be planning to build a new, independent national space station rather than prolong its participation in the $150 billion International Space Station (ISS) program beyond its current 2020 end date. The U.S. space agency NASA proposed last year to extend the life of the ISS — the largest international project ever undertaken by nations during peacetime — beyond its currently scheduled 2020 end date to at least 2024.
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reifman writes Amazon's hiring so quickly in Seattle that it's on pace to employ 45,000 people or seven percent of the city. But, 75% of these hires are male. While Seattle women earned 86 cents per dollar earned by men in 2012, today, they make only 78 cents per dollar. In "Amageddon: Seattle's Increasingly Obvious Future", I review these and other surprising facts about Amazon's growing impact on the city: we're the fastest growing — now larger than Boston, we have the fastest rising rents, the fourth worst traffic, we're only twelfth in public transit, we're the fifth whitest and getting whiter, we're experiencing record levels of property crime and the amount of office space under construction has nearly doubled to 3.2 million square feet in the past year.
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StartsWithABang writes After successfully landing on a comet with all 10 instruments intact, but failing to deploy its thrusters and harpoons to anchor onto the surface, Philae bounced, coming to rest in an area with woefully insufficient sunlight to keep it alive. After exhausting its primary battery, it went into hibernation, most likely never to wake again. We'll always be left to wonder what might have been if it had functioned optimally, and given us years of data rather than just 60 hours worth. The thing is, it wouldn't have needed to function optimally to give us years of data, if only it were better designed in one particular aspect: powered by Plutonium-238 instead of by solar panels.
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Nerval's Lobster writes As an emerging company in a hotly contested space, Uber already had a reputation for playing hardball with competitors, even before reports leaked of one of its executives threatening to dig into the private lives of journalists. Faced with a vicious competitive landscape, Uber executives probably feel they have little choice but to plunge into multi-front battle. As the saying goes, when you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail; and when you're a startup that thinks it's besieged from all sides by entities that seem determined to shut you down, sometimes your executives feel the need to take any measure in order to keep things going, even if those measures are ethically questionable. As more than one analyst has pointed out, Uber isn't the first company in America to triumph through a combination of grit and ethically questionable tactics; but it's also not the first to implode thanks to the latter. Is a moral compass (or at least the appearance of one) a hindrance or a help for startups?
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MarkWhittington writes: The U.S. may have foresworn the moon, the venue of its greatest space triumph during the Apollo program, by presidential directive, but that does not mean that other countries and even private organizations are uninterested. The latest proposal for a private moon landing is a British effort called Lunar Mission One, according to a Wednesday story in the New Scientist. Its goal is twofold. The undertaking proposes to drill a 20 meter core sample below the lunar surface for analysis. Lunar Mission One will also deploy the first moon based time capsule. A Kickstarter effort has begun for initial funding.
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An anonymous reader writes: Two researchers say time disparities identified through the network of satellites that make up our modern GPS infrastructure can help detect dark matter. In a paper in the online version of the scientific journal Nature Physics, they write that dark matter may be organized as a large gas-like collection of topological defects, or energy cracks. "We propose to detect the defects, the dark matter, as they sweep through us with a network of sensitive atomic clocks. The idea is, where the clocks go out of synchronization, we would know that dark matter, the topological defect, has passed by." Another reader adds this article about research into dark energy: The particles of the standard model, some type of dark matter and dark energy, and the four fundamental forces. That's all there is, right? But that might not be the case at all. Dark energy may not simply be the energy inherent to space itself, but rather a dynamical property that emerges from the Universe: a sort of fifth force. This is speculation that's been around for over a decade, but there hasn't been a way to test it until now. If this is the case, it may be accessible and testable by simply using presently existing vacuum chamber technology
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mpicpp points out that high-resolution pictures have been released of Philae's landing. "The hunt for Rosetta's lost lander Philae is gaining steam as scientists pore over images from above the comet that may help reveal its final location. The ESA released an image Monday taken by Rosetta's OSIRIS camera showing Philae's first bounce on the comet. The mosaic includes a series of pictures tracking the lander descending toward the comet, the initial touchdown point and then an image of the lander moving east. 'The imaging team is confident that combining the CONSERT ranging data with OSIRIS and navcam images from the orbiter and images from near the surface and on it from Philae's ROLIS and CIVA cameras will soon reveal the lander's whereabouts,' says the ESA."
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An anonymous reader writes Scientists have discovered a meteorite that provides evidence that intense magnetic fields caused the formation of the solar system. A meteorite called Semarkona crashed in northern India in 1940 and is now being studied for signs of primordial magnetic fields. Lead researcher, Roger Fu, a planetary scientist at MIT says: "It's a very primitive meteorite, which means that since it formed about 4.5 billion years ago, not much has happened to it, this means it preserves the properties it had when it first formed, helping shed light on that time." From the article: "This meteorite is made up of mostly tiny round pellets known as chondrules, which formed droplets that quickly cooled in space. According to the study, the scientists focused on these chondrules that possessed iron-bearing minerals, known as dusty olivine crystals, and if they appeared to have a magnetic field present while they were cooling, then the magnetic properties of these crystals might have recorded the strength of the magnetic fields."
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Though expectations for a spectacular show may be low, the Leonid meteor shower is on the way. For those in the continental U.S., late Monday night into Tuesday early morning will be your best chance to catch a few glimpses. Space.com explains why you might see only a smattering of meteors: This year finds Comet Tempel-Tuttle nearing the far end of its elongated orbit. In 2010, the comet crossed the orbit of Uranus and in 2016 it will be as far from the sun as it can get: 1.84 billion miles (2.96 billion km). That's not only where the comet is, but also where the heaviest concentrations of meteoroids are as well. In contrast, at the point in the comet's orbit where we will be passing by on Tuesday morning, there is nothing save for a scattered few particles; stragglers likely loosed from the comet's nucleus a millennium or two ago. So the 2014 Leonids are expected to show only low activity this year; "maybe" at best 5 to 10 Leonids per hour might be seen.
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First time accepted submitter sokol815 writes Penn State University scientists discovered diamond nanothreads can be created from benzene when compressed. The compression brings the benzene molecules into a highly reactive state. It was expected that the molecules would create a non-ordered glass-like material, but due to the slow speed of decompression used, the benzene molecules ordered themselves into a naturally repeating crystal. The experiment took place at room-temperature. Early results indicate that these nanothreads are stronger than previously produced carbon nanotubes, and may have applications throughout the engineering industry.
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schwit1 writes Glen A. Larson, the wildly successful television writer-producer whose enviable track record includes 'Six Million Dollar Man', Quincy M.E., Magnum, P.I., Battlestar Galactica, Knight Rider and The Fall Guy, has died. He was 77. From the article: Battlestar Galactica lasted just one season on ABC from 1978-79, yet the show had an astronomical impact. Starring Lorne Greene and Richard Hatch as leaders of a homeless fleet wandering through space, featuring special effects supervised by Star Wars' John Dykstra and influenced by Larson's Mormon beliefs, Battlestar premiered as a top 10 show and finished the year in the top 25. But it was axed after 24 episodes because, Larson said, each episode cost "well over" $1 million.
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When it comes to tablets, Google doesn't even follow its own design guidelines." That's the upshot of Ars Technica writer Andew Cunningham's detailed, illustrated look at how Android handles screens much larger than seven inches, going back to the first large Android tablets a few years ago, but including Android 5.0 (Lollipop) on the Nexus 10 and similar sized devices. Cunningham is unimpressed with the use of space for both practical and aesthetic reasons, and says that problems crop up areas that are purely under Google's control, like control panels and default apps, as well as (more understandably) in third party apps. The Nexus 10 took 10-inch tablets back to the "blown-up phone" version of the UI, where buttons and other UI stuff was all put in the center of the screen. This makes using a 10-inch tablet the same as using a 7-inch tablet or a phone, which is good for consistency, but in retrospect it was a big step backward for widescreen tablets. The old interface put everything at the edges of the screen where your thumbs could easily reach them. The new one often requires the pointer finger of one of your hands or some serious thumb-stretching. ... If anything, Lollipop takes another step backward here. You used to be able to swipe down on the left side of the screen to see your notifications and the right side of the screen to see the Quick Settings, and now those two menus have been unified and placed right in the center of the screen. The Nexus 10 is the most comfortable to use if it's lying flat on a table or stand and Lollipop does nothing to help you out there.
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The Associated Press reports on one happy consequence of the inevitable shutdown of the Philae lander, after its incredible landing on Rosetta: the team that was in control of the lander here on earth finally gets to take a well-deserved break, after four nearly sleepless days and nights. It seems unlikely -- though it's not impossible -- that Philae will get enough solar energy to briefly wake up again; its bouncy landing and harpoon malfunction mean that the craft is in shadow rather than the sunlight that it was hoped to bask in. From CNN: Originally, it was supposed to have seven hours of light per comet day -- which lasts just 12.4 hours. Now it is exposed only 1.5 hours a day. That's likely not enough to juice up Philae's rechargeable secondary battery, ESA said. There is one last hope. "Mission controllers sent commands to rotate the lander's main body, to which the solar panels are fixed," ESA says in on its blog. "This may have exposed more panel area to sunlight."
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astroengine (1577233) writes "In the final hours, Philae's science team hurried to squeeze as much science out of the small lander as possible. But the deep sleep was inevitable, Rosetta's lander has slipped into hibernation after running its batteries dry. This may be the end of Philae's short and trailblazing mission on the surface of Comet 67P, but a huge amount of data — including data from a drilling operation that, apparently, was carried out despite concerns that Philae wasn't positioned correctly — was streamed to Rosetta mission control. "Prior to falling silent, the lander was able to transmit all science data gathered during the First Science Sequence," said Stephan Ulamec, Philae Lander Manager. "This machine performed magnificently under tough conditions, and we can be fully proud of the incredible scientific success Philae has delivered.""
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Zothecula writes Boeing has successfully joined two of its 702SP satellites in a stacked configuration in preparation for a launch scheduled for early 2015. Aside from being the first involving conjoined satellites, the launch will also put the first satellites to enter service boasting an all-electric propulsion system into orbit. "Designed by Boeing Network & Space Systems and its defense and security advanced prototyping arm, Phantom Works, the 702SP (small platform) satellites are an evolution of the company's 702 satellite. Operating in the low- to mid-power ranges of 3 to 9 kW, instead of chemical propulsion, the satellites boast an all-electric propulsion system that Boeing says minimizes the mass of the spacecraft and maximizes payload capacity."
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An anonymous reader writes With less than a day of battery life left, The European Space Agency's Philae probe will begin to drill for samples even though the drilling may dislodge it. From the article: "Philae is sitting in the shadow of a cliff, and will not get enough sunlight to work beyond Saturday. Friday night's radio contact with the orbiting Rosetta satellite will be the last that engineers have a reasonable confidence will work. The team is still not sure where on the surface the probe came to rest after bouncing upon landing on Wednesday. Scientists have been examining radio transmissions between the orbiter and the lander to see if they can triangulate a position. This work has now produced a 'circle of uncertainty' within which Philae almost certainly lies."
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Three years have passed since Icelandic indie phenoms Múm released Summer Make Good and, and in the interim, the band has toured with Benni Hemm Hemm and Sigur Rós, collaborated with members of Pan Sonic, and even published a couple books. Which is to say they've acquired some serious creative ammunition for their latest long-player, Go Go Smear the Poison Ivy.
Múm's latest is an instrumental landmark. Taking conceptual ideas that date back to the band's debut Yesterday Was Dramatic, Today Is OK, the band plays with childlike vocal melodies, bells, triangles, digital effects and dense, dramatic string arrangements. It looks like Animal Collective is going to have to work hard at reclaiming its thunder.
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Old Time Fishsticks
I used to love fishsticks and mac and cheese as a kid (eons ago!). Anyone remember those "good" fishsticks? Solid fish, not minced and filled with filler? Can they be bought anywhere anymore? Schwann's are not bad but not the same.
Fish sticks are one of my comfort foods from childhood. Once or twice a year I get a craving for them (with tater tots of all things!). Trader Joes does nice ones - in a box in their frozen seafood section. Dr. Praegers is also good, I can find those at Whole Foods or the "regular" grocery store (Stop & Shop as well as Shaws/Star Market here in New England), usually in the frozen "natural foods" section.
My husband has been on a fishstick "kick" lately - and tater tots! He says it is such a comfort food for him
Sunday afternoon - fishsticks sandys - today is Sunday - guess what is for lunch!
Stumbled upon this thread. Yes TJ has non-minced fish sticks and very good. Also found Van De Camp's at a big supermarket that are pollock, non-minced, also very good for what they are. The funny/ironic thing is pollock provides decent amount of omega 3s...so they're good for you.
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latindancer, I think Groton's is minced fish also. I get the craving once in awhile my self but am always so disappointed. Mrs. Pauls is minced also. Same thing when buying onion rings.
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Didn't Mrs. Paul's use real fish way back? I'm talking the 60's.
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Just tell yourself that the omega3s are good for you.
I too remember fish sticks fondly from childhood. I have found that there is a difference between the quality of the sticks in the smallest package and the biggest, economy one (where the quality takes a steep drop). Perhaps Gorton's was the brand? Anyway, I found the 18 or whatever sticks to be quite recognizable as fish, and the 40-pack to be quite recognizable as filler.
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I have no idea....all I know is Gorton's tasted good as a child and I admit it still tastes as good as an adult (on the rare occasions I eat it).
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