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It can be scary to keep informed of all the Halloween events in Oklahoma, but Uncovering Oklahoma is here to make it easy as the attractive blonde getting killed off early on in a scary movie. This guide features all of the terrifying and family friendly Halloween attractions throughout the entire state of Oklahoma.
I'm proud to make this the most comprehensive Halloween guide around! If there is something missing, changed, wrong, or new, contact me! I won't bite! Listings may change too.
For updates, subscribe to our free email newsletter. It's sent out about once a week with updates of events, special offers, and interviews about creative people and places in Oklahoma.
SCARE WARNING: For family fun, read the Mazes and Pumpkin Patches section. There are some Haunted Houses with a kid friendly side attraction. For real ghosts, scroll down to the Ghost Tours section.
Listings in our 2014 Halloween guide are sorted in alphabetical order, with shows sorted by start date, and cover the entire state of Oklahoma. For more information on an attraction, click on the title to be linked to their official web site.
WHERE: 725 NW 16th St. in Oklahoma City
WHEN: October 8-25, 2014
In a "Downton Abbey" meets "Sherlock" thriller, an inspector investigates the mysterious death of a young girl. The ending is sure to shock you! Read my Performing Arts Q&A session where I speak with the director, Michael Baron, about the play.
WHERE: 51853 W. 101st Street S. in Drumright, Oklahoma 74030
WHEN: Oct. 24-25, 2014
Evil Dead: The Musical is the only musical in the world with a splatter zone. The hilarious live stage show takes all the elements of the cult classic horror films, Evil Dead 1, Evil Dead 2, and Army of Darkness then combines them to make one of the craziest theatrical experiences of all time.
Five college students go to an abandoned cabin in the woods, and accidentally unleash an evil force that turns them all into demons. It's all up to Ash (a housewares employee, turned demon killing hero), and his trusty chainsaw to save the day. Blood flies. Limbs are dismembered. Demons are telling bad jokes and all to music.
WHERE: Pollard Theater at 120 W. Harrison Ave. in Downtown Guthrie
WHEN: October 10th – November 1st, 2014
Based on Sam Raimi's 80s cult classic films, EVIL DEAD tells the tale of 5 college kids who travel to a cabin in the woods and accidentally unleash an evil force. And although it may sound like just a horror, it's way more! The songs are hilariously campy and the show is bursting with more farce than a Monty Python skit. EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL unearths the old familiar story: boy and friends take a weekend getaway at abandoned cabin, boy expects to get lucky, boy unleashes ancient evil spirit, friends turn into Candarian demons, boy fights until dawn to survive.
WHERE: Reduxion Theatre at 914 North Broadway Avenue, Suite 120 in Oklahoma City
WHEN: Oct 24 – Nov 15, 2014
Sweeney Todd is a fictional character who first appeared as the murderer of the Victorian "penny dreadful," The String of Pearls in 1846. Sweeney Todd is a murderous barber who slits the throats of his customers and his partner crime, Mrs. Lovett, helps to dispose of the bodies by baking the flesh into meat pies.
The title character became a staple of Victorian melodrama and has been portrayed in dance, film, stage, television and radio plays. English playwright Christopher Bond retold the Victorian tale in a 1973 play, which formed the basis of the 1979 musical and its 2007 film adaptation of the same name, starring Johnny Depp. The musical thriller won a Tony for Best New Musical in 1979. Claims that Sweeney Todd was a historical person is debated by scholars. While most dispute it, it is possible renowned archetypes exist.
WHERE: Downtown Oklahoma City
WHEN: Saturday, October 25, 2014
OKC Halloween Parade will take place on Saturday evening, October 25th on Automobile Alley. The event is designed and promoted as a creative Halloween Parade and Street Party for adults. The parade will start at 13th & Broadway and will end at 4th & Broadway. The reviewing stand will be located at 8th and Broadway.
New this year for the OKC Halloween Parade is the "Auto Alley Parade After-Party." The fun continues after the parade with entertainment, food and beverages on Automobile Alley. Floats from the parade with be on static display along Broadway. Bands will perform on outdoor stages.
The Zombie Ball will take place immediately after the parade in the 800 Block of Broadway. The event includes bands, food and beverages. This is a ticketed event – a limited number of tickets will be sold for the 2014 Zombie Ball. Tickets may be purchased at all Party Galaxy locations or online at www.PartyGalaxy.com
Departs from Exchange Landing
Fridays & Saturdays (Oct 10th – Nov 1st) | 8:00 pm | $35/adult
Tired of the same old Halloween Parties? Come join Oklahoma River Cruises on the river for the most fun you've had on the water with Haunt the River! Cocktails, dancing, appetizers, and spooky tunes on board. Cash bar available on board. Departs at 8 p.m. from Regatta Landing 701 S. Lincoln each Friday and Saturday in October. Space is limited and reservations are required. Boarding begins 7:45 p.m. Only $35 per person.
WHERE: Downtown Guthrie
WHEN: Throughout October
Dead Guy Daze is an array of events celebrating Halloween and fall throughout the month of October in Guthrie. Events include Art & GhostWalks, Bluegrass Festival, Guthrie Haunts haunted house, Evil Dead stage production, Paracon, Downtown Pub Crawl & Block Party.
WHERE: Oklahoma City's Bricktown District
WHEN: Tuesday, October 28at 4:00pm – 7:00pm
The Bricktown Association will host its first-ever Brick or Treat candy hunt for kids in costume on Tuesday, October 28 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at various businesses throughout the district in downtown Oklahoma City.
Parents are invited to bring their children to Bricktown and go trick-or-treating at participating businesses. There will be a tent set up at Reno and Mickey Mantle on the plaza at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark where attendees can pick up a map. There will also be a free pumpkin-painting station, mascots from local teams, and lots of great costumes!
This event is free and open to the public, and trick-or-treaters must be under the age of 14 and be in costume to receive free gifts or candy.
WHERE: 1 N Broadway Ave, Oklahoma City, OK
WHEN: Saturday October 25th and Friday October 31st
Boasting sold-out shows across the U.S., The Dinner Detective, the nation's largest interactive murder mystery dinner show made it's debut in Oklahoma City in early June. This thrilling and hilarious addition to the downtown entertainment scene is offering two Halloween shows where guests can treat themselves to a four-course meal, interactive dinner show, and a unique night of Halloween fun on Saturday October 25th or Friday October 31st. Read more about the show.
WHERE: 230 East First Street, Downtown Tulsa
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014
Spider Ball will set the atmosphere with large theatrical props, background themes, decorated rooms and a grand entryway. Attendees will enjoy getting photos taken with their friends at the "Goulish" press banner, hop in the photobooth for a quick snap, enjoy haunted visuals from stage flat screens and at the stroke of midnight 1,000 balloons will be dropped between
each club to commence the party! For more details visit tulsaspiderball.com
WHERE: Enid
The Jantz Family have opened their hearts and land for the enjoyment of all ages with their over 300,000 square foot living field maze. Six colored flags, an observation bridge and four exits are there to help you. For extra fun, navigate the mazes on Saturday night with a flashlight! Feel a little overwhelmed by the size of that maze? They have plenty of things to do such as a petting zoo, dino dig, hay bale maze for the youngsters, a pumpkin patch, and a concession stand. Try to find your way through a 300,000 sq. ft. living Field Maze. For high adventure, try the six acre, "Jungle Maze." No flags or maps to help you through this one! For the brave of heart, an extra fee will allow you to zipline across the largest field of maze.
WHERE: 39232 231st Street South in Porter
WHEN: October Weekends: Saturdays 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sundays 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Thur & Fri of Fall Break 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Everyone boards the wagon for a hayride out to the pumpkin patch, where you and yours can take as long as you want to find the perfect pumpkins! Livesay Orchards has pumpkins of all sizes, shapes and colors. They also carry a great assortment of fall decorations and a Pumpkin Playland, with all sorts of things to see and do.
WHERE: 14400 South Western in Oklahoma City
WHEN: See Web Site
Visiting the Orr Family Farm in the fall is like no other experience. The sweet smell of cut hay, the brilliant orange of all the pumpkins in our pumpkin patch and the ever-sweet smell of kettle corn flowing through the Farm makes fall a very special time. Experience Orr's sprawling country atmosphere as you begin your adventure through this year's corn maze. You choose the way as you discover games and clues. Maize-o-Vision secret decoders help you navigate the multi-acre puzzle.
WHERE: 614 Reding Road in Chickasha
WHEN: See Web Site
Fun for the whole family with a 35 acre walk through maze, 3 Regualr mazes, 2 Haunted Mazes, hay rides, cowtrain rides, corn and pumpkin cannons, live music, bon fires, dusk races, petting farm, and a play area with a large sandpile.
WHERE: 1002 Old 66 Rd in Hydro
WHEN: See Web Site
P Bar Farms offers plenty of Fall Fun for the entire family, including a hand cut Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch, Train Rides, Farm Animals, Playground, Laser Tag, Karaoke and a new addition to the farm, Miniature Golf! During October P Bar Farms even get into the Halloween fun with a haunted Corn Maze and Laser Tag Barn after dark.
WHERE: 98120 N. 3745 Road in Mason
WHEN: See Web Site
This year Rustic Acres will have a new game for the maze called Maze Text. Maze Text is an interactive cornmaze texting game. This game allows you to receive hints through text messages and website clues. Lots of fun questions ranging from Fun Facts, Bible Trivia, Boy/Scouts and more to be fun and educational as well.
WHERE: 1580 NW Highway 37 Newcastle, OK and 4335 West Highway 9 West Norman, OK
Visit TB Farms for their tractor drawn hayrides, petting zoo, massive hay maze, corn maze, tricycle race track, duck pond, pony rides, and pick your own pumpkin patch.
WHERE: 32506 E. 61st St. in Broken Arrow
WHEN: See Web Site
Take part in the haunted maze, paintball range, campfires, cow train, and more at Tulsa MAiZE.
WHERE: 6539 E. 71st Street in Tulsa
WHEN: See Calendar for 2014 Season
With over 30,000 square feet of terrifying entertainment, The 13th Ward submerges you into a chaotic dimension, where savage patients run uncontrolled, and illusions are reality. It is here, under the guise of a rehabilitation facility, that Dr. Thaddeus Munck once subjected some of the world's most disturbed criminals to illegal, mind-altering experiments and horrendous tortures. Now, these monsters of Dr. Munck's creation wander in anguish, seeking their revenge for the torments they will forever suffer.
Make no mistake; The 13th Ward is not for the faint of heart. Enter Dr. Munck's domain, cross the threshold into pandemonium, and lose your psyche to its own hallucinations. Surrounded by insanity, at The 13th Ward our goal is to make your blood scream, to leave your soul questioning existence and to bring nightmares to life.
WHERE: Moore's Flying M Ranch: 20707 E 540 Rd in Inola
WHEN: Friday's & Saturday's 7:30pm – 11pm
October 17th & 18th, 24th & 25th
The Hayride: Ride along with your friends on a real tractor pulled hayride for the 1 mile journey through the Flying M's most haunted woods & fields of our 700 acre ranch. Experience for yourself why the ranch hands & owners never…ever go out after dark. The beautiful, breathtaking rolling hills of the northeast Oklahoma countryside give a new definition of breathtaking after dark!
Field of Fright Path: Dare to walk the path that leads you through the field of fright. Every step you take will draw you deeper into the woods where you'll swear you can feel the breath of every creature on the back of your neck. Keep your loved ones and friends, and possibly complete strangers, close by and pay no mind to the screams ahead.
WHERE: 304 W. Cherokee in Nowata
WHEN: Fridays and Saturdays from 7pm to 11pm and Sundays from 6pm to 10pm in October and open on Oct. 31 from 6pm to 12pm
The Asylum is a place that the simple peace-loving townsfolk of Nowata, Oklahoma don't particularly like to discuss at all. Especially with the likes of strangers. People come and go through this small town, and sometimes they'll hear just a faint whisper about, "that wretched place" and they begin to dig in affairs that are not of their own. It is these affairs that envelope the minds of the individuals, warily holding on to their very sanity. Themed after an early 1940's Sanitarium, The Asylum is based on the dark history of the first sanitariums before there were rules and restrictions to control what happened inside.
WHERE: Cimarron Rd in Mustang
WHEN: Oct. 19-20, 26-27, 31 at 6:30pm
Haunted Trail on 20 acres just outside of Mustang. This is meant to be scary so keep that in mind when bringing children. They will allow one flashlight per group of 6-10 on the walk.
WHERE: 20100 N.E. 178th Street in Luther
WHEN: Dead Woods Haunted Forest will be closed during the 2014 Halloween season.
Prepare to scream as you walk almost ¾ mile on a spine-tingling winding trail through the haunted woods. The 110 acre woods are transformed into the scariest Haunted Trail in the area. If you are looking for a new and out of the ordinary way to get your heart pumping and adrenaline rushing this October, Dead Woods Haunted Forest is the place for you. The trail will not open until there is total darkness.
WHERE: 912 NW 23rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73106
The Escape OKC is Oklahoma's first ever live action escape challenge. You and up to five of your friends have an hour to work together and solve a series of puzzles, riddles, and assorted challenges to put together the clues to escape one of our unique rooms. The Escape OKC provides a fantastic teambuilding experience. You will need all 60 minutes, and help from everyone in your group if you hope to escape in time.
The Escape OKC is open year-round on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. For the Halloween season, there will be a special Halloween themed room. Reservations are required and can be made here.
WHERE: In Frontier City Theme Park at 11501 N I-35 Service Road in Oklahoma City, OK 73102
WHEN: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays October 3 to November 2, 2014
Experience Thrills and Chills as Frontier City lets all the ghouls out for their annual FrightFest celebration. For the brave at heart, stop by the House of Screams. This inferno themed haunted house is guaranteed to scare you from one end to another! Plus, you get to check out the various rides Frontier City has to offer.
WHERE: 4524 Riverside Circle, Guthrie, OK 73044
WHEN: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays in October 2014
Guthrie residents remember it as the old Harvey's Steakhouse building Highway 77, 2 blocks north of Cimarron Bridge, but now it's a prime destination for Halloween holiday horror. The haunted house opens each night at 7 p.m. to Midnight.
WHERE: 3400 Fern Mountain Road in Mukogee, Oklahoma 74401
WHEN: Fridays and Saturdays, October 3 – November 1, 2014 6:00p.m. to 10:00p.m.
You'll find thrills for the entire family inside and outside the Haunted Castle Festival. From the sinister, fog-shrouded forest to the carnival atmosphere of Halloween Land you'll find performances and activities for all ages. Start in the Halloween Village for hot and cold drinks, food, bobbing for apples, fortune tellers, ghost stories, and more before heading off into one of the attractions.
WHERE: 614 Reding Road in Chickasha, OK 73018
WHEN: Friday and Saturday evenings in October from dusk until 10PM
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The Harvest of Fear is a 25 minute walk through maize where at each step you will wonder if you will get out alive. Admission is $10.00 per person.
WHERE: 8314 E. 71st St. in Tulsa, OK 74133
WHEN: Sept. 26 – Nov. 1, 2014
The Hex House is an extreme haunted attraction (not intended for children) in Tulsa. The Hex House is an intense multi-element, walk-through haunted attraction themed around a dark chapter in Tulsa's haunted past. You won't find any Freddy's, Jason's, or movie scenes in The Hex House (nor will you find any cheesy animatronics or goofy props). What you will find is that you've been fully submerged in an altered reality that is much darker and less predictable than anything you've seen in the movies. As you make your way through the flickering hallways and eerie rooms of The Hex House (assuming you don't sprint out prematurely), you'll descend from mere creepiness into a full-on, intense nightmare that you won't soon forget. The goal of The Hex House isn't to entertain you, it's to completely remove you from your comfort zone and make sure you know what sheer terror feels like…. and if we don't get you this time… rest assured that next time, we will…
WHERE: 1109 N. Delaware, Dewey, OK at the Washington County Fairgrounds
WHEN: October 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 30, 31 and November 1, 2014
The "Regiment" of the dead is coming. Do you have what it takes to survive or will you become one of the enlisted? This will be an entirely new themed event and will have a lot of new scares in store.
Come see this year's additions and prepare yourself for a "Frightfully" good time.
WHERE: 900 N. Portland, Newcastle, Oklahoma 73065
WHEN: Oct Weekends from 8pm to 12pm
You may have seen the zombie containment unit around the Oklahoma City metro area and thought to yourself, where did they contain those zombies? Look no further the Newcastle Nightmare!
WHERE: 25803 North County Road 3250 in Wynnewood
WHEN: Oct 24-Oct 31, 2014
One of the funnest haunted zoos in the country the park will be set for visitors to tour the haunted park starting October 24th through October 31st from 7pm to 10pm.
All proceeds from the haunted park will go to help care for unwanted exotic animals housed at the park located in Wynnewood Oklahoma. Don't miss the fun.
WHERE: 38368 S County Rd 195 in Woodward 73801
WHEN: See Site
Nightmare in the Country in 2014 has just experienced its largest expansion ever. Now two haunts in one location. Double the scares and twice as horrendous than before with Unearthed and Puzzledust's Curse–two complete haunted attractions!
Unearthed is an adventure in terror that begins in The Haunted Barn with a new horrific edge! Then your expedition continues into the underground where the Spencer & Foxworth Archeological Expeditions Corp. has just broken through a secret passage in Misers Mine. A vast ancient underworld awaits where history's spirits have never been so terrifyingly real. You are now in the Temple of Anubis as it unleashes its shocking primeval past .
Puzzledust's Curse is their second complete attraction. Puzzledust's Curse allows you access into Puzzledust's inner sanctum. The most frightening experience ever, as you enter his spine-chilling manor, one of the new thrills this year in Puzzledust's Curse. His unsettling manor, the Cemetery of Chills, The Petrifying Forest, The Killingers home and a larger and more startling than ever Kill Mill are all included in this one power packed attraction!
WHERE: 424 W WALNUT AVE, Enid OK 73701
WHEN: See Facebook
What once was the old Goldspot Dairy has now been transformed into an detailed haunt. Hand built sets around every corner including live actors as well as some of the newest animatronics in the Haunt industry today. Over 6,000 Square Feet of Terror! Portions of proceeds benefit EHS Chorus and Volleyball.
WHERE: 1517 E. 106th Street North in Sperry, Oklahoma at 74070
WHEN: See the schedule here
Brave guests experience Hollywood-caliber scenes, and scares, from the relative safety of their Scareage vehicle in Oklahoma's most unique haunted attraction.
WHERE: 530 S. Broadway Ave in Oklahoma City
WHEN: See Ticket Site
The Sanctuary is a high quality, highly detailed Haunted Attraction with Hollywood Movie Style Set Design and State of the Art Special Effects unparalleled in the state. You'll experience walking through a living, breathing Horror Movie in a four story building.
WHERE: Arrowhead State Park Riding Stables, 3995 Main Park Rd, in Canadian
WHEN: Every Friday and Saturday night 7-10pm in October
The Sasquatch Sighting Hayrides start about dark. You can sit around the campfire and roast marshmallows while you wait for your hayride. The cost is $5 per person campfire and marshmallows included.
WHERE: 51853 W 101st S in Drumright, OK 74030
WHEN: Friday, October 24, Saturday, October 25, and Friday, October 31
If you dare, Scream Country Haunted Forest hosts a massive one mile trail through their Haunted Forest. Other activities include bonfires, marshmallow roasts, pumpkin patch, corn maze, giant movie screen, full concessions, retail shops and a bakery.
WHERE: 10th Street 2005 NW 10, Oklahoma City
WHEN: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays in October from 7pm–11pm
Come face your fears at the 7th annual "Terror on 10th Street Haunted House" where you will find a new nightmare around every corner. You will be taken on a guided tour of the home where you will be invited to participate in the theatrical performance while learning the ghostly history behind the house of horrors. If you are not running in fear, you might be frozen in fright!
WHERE: 11101 SE Lee Blvd in Lawton at 73501
WHEN: See the schedule here
Located in Lawton, the Trail of Fear began as a single attraction in 1998 with a small tent and outdoor maze. For 2013:
The Experiment: A self guided tour of the excavation sites, trails, and facilities that were once operated by Dr. Michael Kultra and his team of researchers. In 1946 he began an experiment based on his archeological discoveries and heinous surgical practices. Something went wrong…very wrong. Many people have disappeared and never heard from again. Can you make it out alive?
Voodoo Bayou: Nightmares come alive and screams fill the air as you make your way through eerie and gruesome scenes in the bayou. Experience spine tingling events around the bayou that will leave you terrified. Fiendish denizens of the dark lurk around every turn, watching your every step, and waiting for the right moment. This horrific experience is not one to miss. Can you survive the Voodoo Bayou?
Cirque de Morte: Step right up, folks…to the Greatest Scare on Earth! Our demented Ringmaster invites you to find your way out of the circus maze and try to escape the creatures performing before your very eyes!!
Crispy Family Carnival: Presenting a variety of death defying stunts from the classic American Sideshow with it's own modern touch and comedic flair. The Crispy Family's lighthearted approach to the macabre has made audiences across the U.S. gasp with horror and squeal with delight.
Pumpkin Junction Kids Attraction OCTOBER 18-19 AND 25-26 ONLY FROM 7PM-9PM The Pumpkin Junction is back. A non scary event for the entire family.
WHERE: 2701 W 10th St / E1060 Rd, El Reno, OK 73036
For the 2014 Halloween Season The Trail of Terror Team is challenging you to survive our all new attraction The Haunted Barn. The Haunted Barn is guaranteed to be the most exciting, adrenaline pumping, crazy entertainment possible in a barn. Their actors will be dressed up, made up, and desperate to scare the yell out of you. They come out crawling, moaning, groaning, screaming or exploding with chainsaws running. Whatever it takes to creep you out or freak you out they will be doing it.
WHERE: 111 Harrison Ave Suite 102, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Trapped is a new, fun form of entertainment sweeping the nation. It is a real-life escape game here in Oklahoma City. This game is designed for small groups of 2-10 people. Your goal is to work as a team to solve the clues and puzzles located in the room to discover the final four-digit code that will allow you to unlock the door and no longer be trapped. Book today to test your skills and see if you can get out within the hour.
WHERE: 25166 W 281st St S, Bristow, OK 74010
WHEN: October 3-31, 2014
Come see what horrors await you as you try to make your way out of the haunted corn maze at Wrong Turn Ranch in Bristow. You never know what could be lurking behind each turn, but as you go deeper in the maze the adventure gets wilder. Feel your heart beat quicken as you begin to have the sneaking suspicion someone is following you through this labyrinth as you try to escape.
WHERE: 10101 144th St., Lexington, Oklahoma 73051
WHEN: October 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25,31, and Nov. 1, 2014
Escape from the zombies in Slaugterville's Zombie Farm. Make your way through a haunted barn and five acres of haunted forest. Many of your favorite movie characters are here and several zombies too!
Overwhelmed by the list above? Oklahoma Haunted House Reviews selected their scariest from the 2013 season:
15. Killing Frost Productions (Bartlesville)
14. Dead Woods Forrest (Luther)
13. Haunted Halls (Crescent)
12. Newcastle Nightmare (Newcastle)
11. Psychopath (Shadowbox…NOT the ride)
10. Frontier City Theme Park indoor haunt
9. Bricktown Haunted Warehouse
8. Trail of Fear (Wichita, KS)
7. Guthrie Haunts
6. Nightmare Warehouse Enid
5. Psycho Path Haunted Attraction (outdoor scarriage ride)
4. The Sanctuary OKC
3. Tulsa Hex House
2. The Asylum (Nowata, OK)
1. Nightmare In The Country (Woodward, OK)
WHERE: 612 E Wrangler Blvd, Seminole, OK 74868
WHEN: Oct. 16, 2014 to Oct. 30, 2014
The walking tour will cover the haunted history of the Grisso Mansion. Tours will last approximately one hour and include a candlelight tour of the mansion and grounds. The tour will culminate with haunted tribal tales told around the campfire. S'mores and hot chocolate will be served during the tribal tales. Spaces are limited and a contribution of $10 per person are required. Donation of a pumpkin is optional at the door. Reservations are available beginning from 7pm – 9:30pm.
WHERE: 220 Elgin, Muskogee, OK
The 2014 Haunted History Trolley Tours will leave Three Rivers Museum at 5:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday October 17th and 18th and October 24th. Saturday the 25th tour will leave a 5:00 p.m. Tickets are sold in advance only due to limited space.
WHERE: 508 N. Peters, Norman, Oklahoma, 73071
In October, the Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum is hosting the display, "Hidden Mothers In Victorian Photographs." On loan from the Cleveland County Genealogy Library, the display depicts Victorian photographs that show mothers holding their children while the mothers are hidden by draped blankets or fabric. The effect is to show the child sitting alone, even though the parent holding them is ominously visible. The museum is also hosting tours and trick-or-treating events.


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But Evans told the club website: "I can confirm I was called to a meeting with my chairman Tony Stewart and chief operating officer Paul Douglas earlier this morning (Tuesday). The meeting was primarily to discuss a matter which relates to the recent press speculation over the last 24 hours.
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An apparatus is disclosed for borehole measurements of the induced polarization of earth formations. The apparatus consists of an induced polarization logger capable of measuring both in-phase and quadrature conductivities in the frequency domain. A method is described which uses these measurements to determine cation exchange capacity per unit pore volume, Qv, brine conductivity, Cw, and oil and water saturations, So and Sw, in shaly sands.
1. A method for providing a corrected electrical log of shaly sand formations penetrated by a wellbore using measurements made in-situ in the wellbore, said method comprising:
inducing an electrical current in the formation; measuring both the in-phase CI and quadrature conductivity CQ of the formation in response to said induced current; determining the conductivity of C* of the formation from the relation ##EQU14## and recording the values of C* with respect to depth to provide an electrical log corrected for the presence of shale in said formations penetrated by the borehole.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein the in-phase and quadrature conductivities are measured in the frequency domain.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein the modulus of the conductivity and the phase angle are measured in the frequency domain.
4. The method of claim 1 wherein the electrical current has a frequency of less than 100 kHz.
5. The method of claim 1 and in addition determining the oil saturation of a shaly sand formation by using the equations ##EQU15##
6. The method of claim 1 and in addition determining the oil saturation of a shaly sand formation by first determining the formation water conductivity Cw opposite an oil-free formation and then measuring the in-phase and quadrature conductivities opposite the oil-containing formation and determining the oil saturation from the following equations: ##EQU16##
7. The method of claim 1 wherein the current is generated in the formation using a first pair of spaced electrodes and the in-phase and quadrature voltage is measured between a second pair of spaced electrodes and where the in-phase and quadrature conductivity is determined from the aforementioned current and voltages.
This is a division of application Ser. No. 115,472, filed Jan. 25, 1980 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,359,687.
One of the oil industry's basic tools for in-situ determination of hydrocarbon saturation is electrical resistivity logging. Since 1942, Archie's empirical relations have been used to calculate oil (and water) saturations in clean sands. In shaly sands the exchange counterions associated with the clay minerals increase the rock conductivity compared to that of a clean or clay-free sand and the simple Archie relations are no longer valid. In the case of shaly sands, the Waxman-Smits equation has been successful in accounting for the additional clay conductance and thereby permitting the quantitative evaluation of oil (and water) saturations in these formations.
The Waxman-Smits equation for 100 percent water-saturated sands refers to the following equation:
CI =(1/F*)(Cw +BQv) (1)
CI =in-phase conductivity (mho-cm-1) of the completely water-saturated formation
F*=formation resistivity factor as defined by Waxman-Smits
Cw =conductivity of saline solution (mho-cm-1) contained in the formation rock
Qv =Waxman-Smits shaliness factor, defined as the cation exchange capacity of the shaly sand per unit pore volume of the sand (meq-ml-1 or equivalent-liter-1).
B=equivalent conductance of the exchange cations associated with the clay minerals in the sand formation (mho-cm2 -meq-1). B is expressed by Waxman-Smits as a function of Cw.
F* according to Waxman-Smits is described by the relation:
F*=φ-m* ( 2)
where φ is the porosity of the rock and m* is the cementation factor, usually varying from about 1.5 to 2.2. This equation and a description of its use was published by the authors Waxman-Smits in the 1968 Society of Petroleum Engineering Journal, pages 107-122, June issue, in an article entitled "Electrical Conductivity in Oil-Bearing Shaly Sands."
The Waxman-Smits equation for the in-phase conductivity of a partially brine-saturated shaly sand is: ##EQU1## where CI '=in-phase conductivity (mho-cm-1) of the partially oil-saturated shaly sand
n*=saturation exponent defined by Waxman-Smits
Sw =fraction of sand pore volume filled with water or the water saturation. Note that Sw =(1-So) where So is the fraction of sand pore volume filled with oil or the oil saturation.
From the equations describing CI and CI ', the expression for the Resistivity Index I as given by Waxman-Smits is: ##EQU2## Laboratory measurements by Waxman-Thomas as well as current industry usage have confirmed the Waxman-Smits equations for CI, CI ' and I as given above. Waxman and Thomas also give the temperature dependence of B. The Waxman-Thomas work was published in the 1974 Journal of Petroleum Technology, pages 213-225, and entitled "Electrical Conductivities in Shaly Sands.I. Relationship between Hydrocarbon Saturation and Resistivity Index.II.The Temperature Coefficient of Electrical Conductivity."
As currently used by the industry, the Waxman-Smits equation requires independent measurement of petrophysical parameters including the cation exchange capacity of the rock per unit pore volume (Qv). With known techniques it has not been possible to measure this quantity in situ.
Determination of Qv values generally requires the use of expensive rock samples from the earth formations of interest, either obtained from cores or side-wall samples. Such rock samples are not usually available. Another disadvantage of obtaining Qv from core samples is that the sample may not be representative of the formation as a whole. Furthermore, even if Qv values are known at the specific depths where samples were taken, calculation of oil saturations are subject to large errors if the in-situ waters are fresh, i.e., contain only low concentrations of soluble electrolytes.
The present invention provides an apparatus and a method using electrical resistivity logging and particularly induced polarization logging to determine the value of Qv in-situ and the oil/water saturations, So and Sw, in clay-bearing sands. The term "induced polarization logging" is used to describe a logging method wherein an electrical current is induced in the formation and then the resulting out-of-phase voltage is measured. In particular, induced polarization logging relates to measurements of the quadrature or reactive component of the electrical impedance of the formation. The history of induced polarization logging is summarized in papers entitled "Complex Formation Resistivity-The Forgotten Half of the Resistivity Log" by Snyder et al. presented at the 18th Annual Logging Symposium, June 5-8, 1977 of the SPWLA and "Investigation of Wells by the Induced Polarization Method (Electrolytic Well Logging)", by Dakhnov et al. in Sb. Promislovaya Geofizika, Vnetoneft; translated by G. V. Keller: The Log Analyst, Nov.-Dec. 1967, pp. 46-82.
In addition to the above papers, U.S. Pat. No. 3,902,113 describes an apparatus for obtaining an induced electrical polarization log of an earth formation. In particular, the patent describes an apparatus which includes means for inducing electrical polarization of an earth formation in a manner such that each succeeding polarization is in an opposite direction to the preceding one. A measuring circuit controlled by timing logic measures the induced electrical potential difference between two locations during two other time intervals in each cycle of operation. The measured signals are applied to a differential amplifier which produces a difference signal and during one of the two measuring time intervals of each cycle the difference signal is inverted. The signal which is not inverted and the inverted signal are integrated to provide an output which is a measure of the decay of the potential difference. From the above brief description it is seen that the patent applies a DC pulse to the formation, then measures the decay signal to determine the induced polarization of the formation. The decay signal is, of course, the result of the reactive component of the induced polarization and is related thereto.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,895,289 describes another method for determining the electrical resistivity of a shaly formation wherein one measures the dielectric constant of the formation from the voltage decay. Previously determined correlations between dielectric constants and conductivity parameters from earth samples are used to determine the effect of shaliness on resistivity.
As seen from the above brief description of the prior art, none of the prior art measures the quadrature conductivity of the formation at discrete frequencies nor do they provide means for obtaining the shaliness factor Qv downhole without earth samples. The advantages of measuring the quadrature conductivity at discrete frequencies, rather than from the voltage decay following a pulse, will appear hereafter in the detailed description which follows. In addition, none of the references attempt to define the oil saturation of the formation which is, of course, the most important information that is obtained from logging measurements.
In accordance with the teachings of this invention, a sinusoidal electric current is generated in the formation at a discrete frequency and the in-phase and quadrature voltage induced in the formation at that frequency in response to said current are measured. The apparatus of this invention consists of a non-metallic sonde containing a pair of current electrodes and a pair of voltage electrodes of the non-polarizable type. The sonde contains a high input impedance differential amplifier, a reference resistor, and a phase detector. These elements are configured so as to avoid spurious phase shifts due to electrode polarization and interwire capacitance in the logging cable.
Voltage measurements are made in the frequency domain. Either in-phase and quadrature conductivities, CI and CQ, or CI and phase angle θ=CQ /CI are obtained from the voltage measurements and are corrected for the effects of finite borehole diameter, mud invasion and finite bed thickness. Corrected values for CI and CQ, together with a downhole measurement of porosity, are used in the equations: ##EQU3## to determine cation exchange capacity per unit pore volume, Qv, and brine conductivity, Cw, in a 100 percent brine-saturated shaly sand. The parameter λeff is the quadrature equivalent conductivity (mho-cm2 -meq-1) for shaly sands. In an oil-containing shaly sand, the oil saturation So can be determined in addition from the equations: ##EQU4## where So =1-Sw.
The present invention will be more easily understood from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the attached drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the logging tool of this invention.
FIG. 2 is an elevation view of the logging tool constructed according to this invention.
FIG. 3 is an example of a borehole departure curve for a 16" Normal array in an 8" borehole at a frequency of 1 Hz.
FIG. 4 is an example of a borehole departure curve for a 16" Normal array in an 8" borehole at a frequency of 10 Hz.
FIG. 5 shows the values of the λeff parameter, required to relate the quadrature conductivities of shaly sands to their respective shaliness factors, Qv, as a function of sodium chloride concentration present in the aqueous phase of the sedimentary formation at 25� C.
FIG. 6 is a graph of the quadrature conductivity CQ ' of a typical oil-bearing sand as a function of oil saturation.
Referring now to FIG. 1 there is shown in block diagram form a logging instrument which is capable of making accurate measurements of both the in-phase and the quadrature components of the induced polarization signal at a discrete frequency. In particular, there is shown an AC current source 10 which is coupled to two electrodes 11 and 12 disposed in a borehole. The current should have a frequency of between one and 100 kHz and preferably in the range of 0.1 to 10 Hz. The signal induced in the formation by the application of the current is measured at two electrodes 13 and 14 and amplified by the high input impedance differential amplifier 15. The signal from the differential amplifier is supplied to the phase detector 17 which also receives a reference voltage proportional to the AC current across series resistor 16. The phase detector measures the in-phase and quadrature components VI and VQ, or equivalently, the modulus VR =√VI 2 +VQ 2 and phase angle θ=VQ /VI of the signal from amplifier 15 by comparing it with the reference signal across resistor 16. The in-phase and quadrature outputs of the phase detector are then sent to the surface to be recorded on a chart recorder 20 or supplied to suitable computing means not shown. It is well within the skill of the art to take the signals and program a general purpose computer to provide numerical outputs if so desired.
Although the system of the present invention has shown the phase detector 17 and reference resistor 16 as being located in the logging tool, it would be obvious to one skilled in the art to locate aforesaid phase detector and reference resistor at the surface. Under such an arrangement the signal from amplifier 15 is transmitted uphole. However, this arrangement would only be satisfactory using short lengths of logging cable because capacitive coupling in the cable would cause phase shifts not due to the induced polarization of the formation. It is also obvious that the reference resistor 16 could still be located in the tool while the phase detector 17 is located at the surface. Under this arrangement both the signal from amplifier 15 and the reference signal from reference resistor 16 are transmitted uphole. This arrangement has the advantage that both reference signal and amplifier signal experience the same phase shift from cable capacitance, and therefore no relative phase shift. Since relative phase shift between current and voltage is the important quantity in induced polarization measurements, this arrangement would be satisfactory with long logging cables. Still another possible embodiment of this invention is to locate the phase detector 17 at the surface, digitize the signal from amplifier 15 within the logging tool, transmit the digitized signal to the surface, convert the signal back to analog form, and supply said signal to the phase detector 17. Under this arrangement there are no phase shifts due to cable capacitance because only digital signals are transmitted to the surface. This arrangement would be satisfactory with any cable length. It is expressly understood that these embodiments of the invention are not to be construed as defining the limits of the invention.
The apparatus described in FIG. 1 has several advantages compared with the existing art for induced polarization logging tools. Compared to the time-domain logging tools described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,902,113 and 3,895,289, the frequency-domain sinusoidal current source in this invention improves the signal-to-noise ratio because the phase detector excludes noise at all frequencies except a narrow band at the source frequency. In addition, there is no requirement for compensation of spontaneous potentials as described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,902,113, because these potentials will vary at frequencies different from the source frequency.
Still another advantage of this invention is that the high input impedance amplifier in the sonde prevents polarization of the voltage electrodes by currents coupled into the voltage leads from the alternating current source. Still another advantage is that capacitive coupling between leads in the cable does not introduce spurious phase shifts which would mask the true induced polarization of the formation.
The magnitude of the phase shift θ in sedimentary rocks is typically less than 30 milliradians. Therefore, small instrumental effects which are indistinguishable from true formation induced polarization must be eliminated in the logging tool. The additional conditions under which valid induced polarization results are obtained are further disclosed in the following.
Referring now to FIG. 2 there is shown an elevation view of a logging tool suitable for carrying out the measurements of the present invention. In particular, there is shown a sonde 30 which is formed of a non-conducting material, for example, fiberglass, rubber or plastic material. The exterior of the logging tool must be non-metallic to avoid electrical polarization of the housing by the current in the borehole.
The sonde is connected to a jumper cable 31 which has a length of at least 50 feet and preferably on the order of 100 feet or more. In addition, jumper cable 31 is electrically insulated on its outer surface to avoid electrical polarization by the current in the borehole. The upper end of the jumper cable is provided with a suitable cable head 32 which will mate with cable head 34 of a conventional well logging cable 33. The term "conventional well logging cable" is used to refer to a cable having a central electrical conductor surrounded by six additional electrical conductors which are maintained in a relative position by suitable flexible insulating material with conductors surrounded by steel armor which serves both as a stress member for raising and lowering logging instruments in a borehole and as a ground return for the cable. If an attempt was made to connect this type of logging cable directly to the sonde, the steel outer armor of the cable would distort any measurements being made.
The sonde is provided with a plurality of electrodes, four of which are shown, 40-43. In FIG. 2 the current electrodes are labeled A and B, and the voltage electrodes are labeled M and N. The electrode arrangement determines the depth of investigation in the formation and the response of the device opposite thin beds. While four electrodes are shown, any additional number can be used and spaced at any desired location. However, the electrodes must consist of at least one pair of current electrodes and a separate pair of voltage electrodes to avoid polarization of the voltage electrodes which would occur if current were to be conducted through them. This is an essential feature of this invention. A two-electrode logging tool, such as that described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,895,289, cannot make valid measurements of induced polarization because of electrode polarization effects.
In addition, further precautions should be taken to prevent or minimize electrode polarization phenomena. This may be accomplished through the use of a porous platinum-black coating on lead electrodes, or the use of non-polarizable voltage electrodes such as silver/silver chloride or copper/copper sulfate electrodes.
Referring now to a method for interpreting the measurements of the aforementioned logging tool, apparent values of CI and CQ are first calculated from the measured in-phase and quadrature voltages:
(CI)Apparent =KIo /VI (5)
(CQ)Apparent =KIo /VQ (6)
where Io is the peak amplitude of the sinusoidal current I=Io sin ωt, and K is a geometry factor that depends on the arrangement of electrodes on the logging tool: ##EQU5## Here AM refers to the distance between current electrode A and voltage electrode M, BN refers to the distance between current electrode B and voltage electrode N, etc. The apparent phase angle is computed from ##EQU6## where the approximation is valid for small values of phase angle such as are found in sedimentary rocks.
Values of (CI)Apparent, (CQ)Apparent, and (θ)Apparent are now corrected for the effects of the borehole on the measurement by using borehole departure curves for the particular electrode electrode configuration and frequency of the logging tool. The method of preparation of departure curves to determine true values of CI, CQ, and θ is well known to practitioners in the art, as evidenced, for example, by the references:
H. O. Seigel, "A Theory of Induced Polarization Effects" in Overvoltage Research and Geophysical Applications, ed. J. R. Wait, Pergamon Press, New York, 1959, pp. 4-21. also
J. R. Wait, "The Variable-Frequency Method" in the aforementioned text, pp. 29-49. and
A. A. Brant, "Examples of Induced-Polarization Field Results in the Time Domain" in Mining Geophysics Vol. 1, Society of Exploration Geophysicists, publishers, 1966, pp. 288-305.
Referring now to FIG. 3 there is shown an example of a borehole departure curve at 1 Hz for an electrode array with AM=16", AN=20', BN=69', BM=88' computed for an 8" borehole containing drilling mud with a resistivity of 1 ohm-meter. The method used to generate FIG. 3 is described by H. O. Seigel in the aforementioned article. Referring now to FIG. 4 there is shown a departure curve for the same conditions as FIG. 3 except the source frequency is 10 Hz. FIG. 4 differs from FIG. 3 because the inductive coupling in the formation is larger at the higher frequency, as described by Wait in the aforementioned article.
After true values of CI, CQ and θ are obtained, the petrophysical parameters Qv, Cw and Sw are determined from the equations and method now described as part of this invention.
This invention teaches that the quadrature (or out-of-phase) conductivity in shaly sands is caused by gradients of ion concentration induced at clay sites in the sandstone resulting from the applied electric field. A physical model leads to a general equation for the quadrature conductivity in completely water-saturated sands: ##EQU7## where CQ is the quadrature conductivity (mho-cm-1) of the water-bearing shaly sand, λeff is the quadrature equivalent conductivity (mho-cm2 -meq-1) and all other parameters (F*, Qv) are as defined by Waxman-Smits. This invention demonstrates that for a particular water salinity, the value of λeff is essentially constant and is uniquely valid for shaly sands in general, independent of the different earth formations in which the rocks are found. As part of this invention, FIG. 5 reveals the specific values of λeff as a function of varying sodium chloride concentration at 25� C., the latter representing brines commonly encountered in earth formations. The error bars shown in FIG. 5 represent 95 percent confidence limits at each salinity value, and are derived from extensive measurements utilizing twenty sandstone samples taken from eleven different earth formations. These samples represent wide variations both in clay mineral types and clay distribution in the rocks; Qv values for these samples also cover a wide range, from 0.03 to 0.95 meq/ml. Values of λeff are tabulated in Table 1 for NaCl electrolyte for temperatures up to 100� C. The aforesaid values of λeff in Table 1 may be incorporated into various computer programs as described in this invention.
The cited values for λeff as given in FIG. 5 and Table 1 are valid over a wide frequency range, from 0.001 Hz to 100 kHz as shown by direct experimental measurements utilizing the above mentioned sample set. These λeff values are required for use with all of the cited equations and combinations thereof in conjunction with the downhole Induced Polarization Logging Tool, also revealed in this invention, thereby leading to the in-situ determinations of shaliness factor Qv, brine conductivity Cw and oil/water saturations in shaly sands.
Since the parameter values of λeff are given in Table 1, in-situ measurements of quadrature (or out-of-phase) conductivity CQ provide a unique means of direct and continuous borehole measurements of the shaliness factor Qv. Further, since λeff is demonstrated to be only weakly dependent on sodium chloride solution concentration, the borehole Qv determinations can be made with only small errors even if the in-situ electrolyte concentration is not well known.
This invention also shows that the quadrature conductivity for a partially oil-bearing shaly sand (Sw <1) is ##EQU8## where CQ ' is the quadrature conductivity of a partially oil-bearing sand (mho-cm-1), and F*, λeff, Qv, and n* are as previously defined. The above equation for CQ ' has been confirmed by direct experimental measurements on laboratory shaly sand samples, where the oil saturation has been varied systematically under conditions of capillary equilibrium. A typical example of the experimental measurements is revealed in FIG. 6.
It is well within the state of the art to write a computer program to solve equations (1,3,9,10) for the following set of petrophysical parameters:
{(Qv)brine-saturated sand, (Qv)oil-bearing sand, Cw, Sw }
from in-situ measurements of
{CI, CQ, CI ', CQ ' and porosity}.
Various combinations of borehole data derived from the Induced Polarization Log, as revealed in this invention, and commonly available porosity tools (Compensated Density Log, Acoustic Log) and Resistivity/Conductivity Logs may be used to obtain continuous measures of the shaliness factor Qv and oil saturation So downhole in formations of interest. Note that measurements on earth cores are now unnecessary because λeff as given in Table 1 and FIG. 5 is the same for all shaly sands.
Examples of the use of such combinations are given below. As a first example, note that the downhole measurement of CI and CQ in a 100 percent brine-saturated formation, when combined with a measurement of porosity, leads to the evaluation of the shaliness parameter Qv and the water conductivity Cw via equations 1 and 9.
Use of the previously cited relations for CI, CI ', CQ and CQ ' lead to the following simple equations for the phase angles: ##EQU9## Solving this set of equations for Sw leads to: ##EQU10## Note that measurement of the phase angles θ and θ' determines oil/water saturations via equation 13 without requiring a knowledge of the Waxman-Smits saturation exponent n*, if one assumes that only Sw varies from the brine-filled zone to the oil-bearing zone.
As a further example, consider a completely water-bearing shaly sand adjacent to and connected with a similar sand containing hydrocarbons. For the oil-bearing sand, it is common practice to assume that the interstitial brine conductivity Cw is the same as for the connected 100 percent water-bearing sand. However, in undeveloped oil fields, both Qv and Cw parameters for the water sand are unknown. Manipulation of equations 1 and 9 yields the equation ##EQU11## The above may also be written as: ##EQU12## The quantity B/λeff is a very weak function of Cw, so that a reasonable value of B/λeff may be assumed, i.e., the value at a salinity of 0.1 Normal NaCl. The function log ##EQU13## is plotted versus log φ using downhole log-derived values for CI, CQ and porosity, taken at a number of depths within the water sand. A regression lines through these points will have the slope m* and the intercept (log Cw). This value of Cw can be used to refine the estimate of B/λeff in a second iteration of this procedure. Having obtained the correct value of brine conductivity Cw by the above method, the shaliness parameter Qv is calculated for the water-bearing zone using either equation 1 or 9 and the appropriate log responses. The oil saturation So in the oil-bearing sand, as well as Qv in the oil-bearing sand, may now be calculated using equations 3 and 10. Note that use of this method requires only that Cw, and not Qv, be the same in the water-bearing and oil-bearing sands.
TABLE I______________________________________QUADRATURE EQUIVALENT CONDUCTIVITY AS AFUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE AND SALINITYλeff (� 10-4 mho-cm2 -meq-1)NaCl TEMPERATURENORMALITY 25� C. 50� C. 75� C. 100� C.______________________________________2.0 2.55 4.34 6.27 7.961.0 4.37 7.43 10.75 13.630.5 5.36 9.11 13.19 16.720.25 5.09 8.65 12.52 15.880.10 3.90 6.63 9.59 12.170.05 3.12 5.30 7.68 9.730.025 2.60 4.42 6.40 8.110.010 2.25 3.83 5.54 7.020.005 2.12 3.60 5.22 6.610.0025 2.05 3.49 5.04 6.400.0010 2.00 3.40 4.92 6.24______________________________________
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olive oil
2 (8 ounce) steaks
1/2 cup
white wine
1 teaspoon
chopped garlic
1/4 cup
salt and pepper to taste
3 tablespoons
capers, with liquid
"Capers and Halibut"--what an ordinary name for such an extraordinary dish! The pan roasted halibut becomes nicely golden brown and caramelized, while the sauce, although it includes no lemon juice, is inspired by that used in the classic Veal or Chicken Piccata. Simple to prepare, remarkably pretty presentation, with delicious results. I served this with rice, but a side of pasta with garlic and olive oil would also be a perfect complement.
This has way too much butter, and it doesn't need the extra salt. The capers have enough salt in them to carry the dish. Cut the butter in half. For two halibut steaks that is more than adequate. With those changes, easily a 5 star.
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Fantastic!! This was simple and delicious. I also made the "cheesy acorn squash" recipe from this site to go along with it and a nice white wine. My husband was in heaven! One thing... go easy on the caper juice-very salty.
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Completely delicious. Took other posters' advice and cut down a bit on the butter, but sauce was still indescribably good (we had it tonight and it's already been requested again!). Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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fantastic..never cooked with capers before. The halibut was cooked in a teflon pan so no real brown bits, I'll try an iron pan next time. As the halibut was already cooked after the first bit I just mixed it in the sauce to warm it up and it came out great. No add ons or substitutes. If your weary about capers, dont add the full 3 tbsp, add only one tbsp, the caper liquid and cooking of them will add the taste that is required.
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Congressman William H. "Bill" Flores, a 1976 Texas A&M graduate who has a long history of support for and service to his alma mater, including a term as chairman of the board of The Association of Former Students, will be Texas A&M's spring commencement convocation speaker, announced University President R. Bowen Loftin.
Commencement convocation will be held May 9 in Rudder Auditorium. The 5:30 p.m. convocation will set the stage for commencement exercises the following two days at Reed Arena. The university is adding an additional graduation ceremony this spring—bringing the total to six—to accommodate what university officials say will almost certainly be a record graduating class, totaling more than 7,000 students, including more than 1,400 receiving degrees at the graduate level.
Commencement convocation and the graduation ceremonies are open to the public.
"Congressman Flores honors us by addressing our spring graduates, their families and their friends, and I am confident that he will bring an engaging message that will be both informative and inspirational,"
Loftin said. "I know he has a great story to tell because of his days as a student at Texas A&M, followed by a successful career in the private sector and his current service as a distinguished U.S. Congressman representing the 17th District of Texas."
Flores, a ninth-generation Texan from a family with a long ranching history, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2010 and is now serving in his second term representing the 17th Congressional District of Texas, which includes the Bryan/College Station area. Earlier in his career, he worked in the energy industry for nearly three decades. During that time, he served in increasingly responsible positions for several successful energy companies, ultimately serving as president and CEO of Phoenix Exploration Company.
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