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The blonde songstress was spotted trotting around New York this weekend with none other than Lily Aldridge, aka: beautiful undies model and wife of a Kings of Leon. The pair flaunted their friendship at the Victoria's Secret show last November when Tay-Tay took to the catwalk for a performance surrounded by the Angels, including Ms Aldridge. In true fan-girling style, she took to Twitter to share a snap of her with Lily as well as Cara Delevingne and Erin Heatherton, saying 'the best things always happen on the 13th! Best friends forever'.
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|The Lone Ranger
|Created by
|George W. Trendle
Fran Striker
|Clayton Moore
Jay Silverheels
John Hart
Lane Bradford
Chuck Courtney
John Doucette
Robert Bray
Hank Worden
David McMahon
|Narrated by
|Gerald Mohr
Fred Foy
|Opening theme
|"William Tell Overture"
by Gioachino Rossini
|Country of origin
|United States
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|221 (List of episodes)
|Running time
|22–24 minute
|Original channel
|Picture format
|Audio format
|Original run
|September 15, 1949[1]– June 6, 1957
|The Lone Ranger
|Created by
|George W. Trendle
Fran Striker
|Clayton Moore
Jay Silverheels
John Hart
Lane Bradford
Chuck Courtney
John Doucette
Robert Bray
Hank Worden
David McMahon
|Narrated by
|Gerald Mohr
Fred Foy
|Opening theme
|"William Tell Overture"
by Gioachino Rossini
|Country of origin
|United States
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|221 (List of episodes)
|Running time
|22–24 minute
|Original channel
|Picture format
|Audio format
|Original run
|September 15, 1949[1]– June 6, 1957
The Lone Ranger is an American western drama television series that ran from 1949 to 1957, starring Clayton Moore (John Hart from 1952 to 1954) with Jay Silverheels as Tonto. The live-action series initially featured Gerald Mohr as the episode narrator. Fred Foy served as both narrator and announcer of the radio series from 1948 to its finish and became announcer of the television version when story narration was dropped there. This was by far the highest-rated television program on the ABC network in the early 1950s and its first true "hit".[2]
Although George W. Trendle retained the title of producer, he recognized that his experience in radio would not be adequate for producing the television series. For this, he hired veteran MGM film producer Jack Chertok. Chertok served as the producer for the first 182 episodes as well as for a rarely seen 1955 color special retelling the origin.
The first 78 episodes were produced and broadcast for 78 consecutive weeks without any breaks or reruns. Then the entire 78 episodes were shown again before any new episodes were produced. All were shot in Kanab, Utah and California. Much of the series was shot at the Iverson Movie Ranch in Chatsworth, California.
When it came time to produce another batch of 52 episodes, there was a wage dispute with Clayton Moore (until his death, the actor insisted the problem was creative differences), and John Hart was hired to play the role of the Lone Ranger.[3] Once again, the 52 new episodes were aired in sequence followed by 52 weeks rerunning them. Despite expectations that the mask would make the switch workable, Hart was not accepted in the role, and his episodes were not seen again until the 1980s.[4][5][6][7]
At the end of the fifth year of the television series, Trendle sold the Lone Ranger rights to Jack Wrather, who bought them on August 3, 1954. Wrather immediately rehired Clayton Moore to play the Lone Ranger and another 52 episodes were produced. Once again, they were broadcast as a full year of new episodes followed by a full year of reruns.
The final season saw a number of changes, the most obvious at the time being an episode count of the by-then industry standard 39. Wrather invested money out of his own pocket to film in color—then-perennial third place finisher ABC telecasting only in black and white—and to go back outdoors for more than just second-unit style action footage, the series having been otherwise restricted to studio sound stages after the first filming block. Another big change, not readily detectable by the viewers, was replacing Jack Chertok with producer Sherman A. Harris. By this time, Chertok had established his own television production company and was busy producing other shows.
Wrather decided not to negotiate further with the network and took the property to the big screen, canceling TV production. The last new episode of the color series was broadcast June 6, 1957, and the series ended September 12, 1957, although ABC reaped the benefits of daytime reruns for several more years. Wrather's company produced two modestly budgeted theatrical features, The Lone Ranger (1956) (the cast included former child actress Bonita Granville, who had by then married Wrather after his divorce from a daughter of former Texas Governor W. Lee O'Daniel) and The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958).
Michael Ansara, appeared in episode 74 in 1951.
James Arness appeared in episode 33 in 1950. He later went on to play the lead in the TV series, Gunsmoke.
John Banner, who later played the part of Sergeant Schultz in Hogan's Heroes, appeared in a 1950 episode, with a younger and thinner body, but the voice is easily recognized.
Frances Bavier appeared in episode 159 in 1955 entitled "Sawtelle Saga's End". Tonto remarked after capturing her that he'd rather fight with a man. She became famous later on playing the part of "Aunt Bee" on the Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry R.F.D..
Hugh Beaumont appeared in episode 99 in 1953. He later became famous playing the role of the father in the TV series, Leave it to Beaver.
Harry Carey, Jr. appeared in episode 174 in 1955.
Phyllis Coates appeared in episode 125 entitled "The Perfect Crime" and episode 166 entitled "Woman in the White Mask" She became famous playing the role of Lois Lane in the first 26 episodes of "Superman"
Gail Davis appeared in episode 25 in 1950. She later became famous playing Annie Oakley.
Frank Ferguson, appeared in episode 149 titled "Enfield Rifle". He became famous with appearances in the TV Series "Lassie" and "My Friend Flicka".
Margaret Field, appeared in episode 19 in 1950. Her claim to fame turned out to be as the real mother of actress Sally Field.
John Hart appeared in episode 34 in 1950, then later played the role of The Lone Ranger for one season in 1952-1953.
Percy Helton appeared in episode 148 in 1955 titled "Dan Reid's Sacrifice". His most famous appearance turned out to be the role of a drunken Santa Claus in "Miracle on 34th Street".
Dwayne Hickman, along with his brother Darryl Hickman, appeared in episode 75 in 1950. Dwayne later played the role of Dobie Gillis.
The character actor I. Stanford Jolley made his first appearances in television westerns in 1950 and over the following three years appeared in six episodes of The Lone Ranger.
Dick Jones appeared in episode 40 entitled "Man Without a Gun" in 1950. Dick later played the role of Henry Aldrich in The Aldrich Family.
Stacy Keach, Sr. appeared in episode 168 in 1955. He later appeared in the TV series Get Smart.
Douglas Kennedy, later cast as Steve Donovan, Western Marshal, appeared in different roles in six episodes of The Lone Ranger from 1952 to 1955.
Nan Leslie, later on The Californians, appeared in eight episodes from 1949 to 1955; she made her television debut as Nancy Barton in the episode, "The Masked Rider".
Marjorie Lord appeared in episode 155 in 1955. She later became famous as the mother in the TV series Make Room for Daddy.
Tyler MacDuff, who guest-starred in three Lone Ranger episodes from 1953 to 1957, was the only person to say on television both "Who was that masked man?" and "That was the Lone Ranger!"[11]
Martin Milner appeared in episode 28 in 1950. He later went on to appear in the TV Series, Adam 12.
Ewing Mitchell, later on the Sky King series, appeared twice on The Lone Ranger: as Major in "The Courage of Tonto" and as Tom Bryan in "The Banker's Son" (both 1957)
Noel Neill, appeared in episode 69 in 1951. She later went on to play Lois Lane in the TV series, The Adventures of Superman
John M. Pickard appeared in different roles in seven episodes.
Slim Pickens appeared in episode 184 in 1956 titled "The Sheriff of Smoke Tree". He was famous playing roles in "Dr. Strangelove" and "Blazing Saddles".
Denver Pyle appeared in episodes 71 & 72 in 1951 and episode 166 in 1955, as well as 187 and 190. He later became famous in the series The Dukes of Hazard.
Mike Ragan appeared in nine episodes from 1950 to 1956, including the roles of Pike Lane in "Bullets for Ballots" and Sloat in "Ghost Canyon".
Marion Ross appeared as the daughter of Brother John, Ginny Thorpe, in a 1954 Lone Ranger episode titled "Texas Draw" (Season 4, episode 9). She later became famous as Marion Cunningham in Happy Days.
Kim Spalding guest-starred in three The Lone Ranger episodes from 1950 to 1953 at the beginning of his short acting career.
William Tannen appeared three times in 1950 and 1956.
Carol Thurston was cast twice, as Beata in "Finders Keepers" (1949) and as Mary Turner in "Masked Deputy" (1950).
Eddy Waller was cast in three episode, including the role of Jules, an elderly transient who resembles a legendary gambler in "Gentleman from Julesburg" (1953).
Frank Wilcox, later the oil executive John Brewster on The Beverly Hillbillies, guest starred in four episodes between 1952 and 1955.
The child actor Michael Winkelman, a regular on The Real McCoys, appeared as Chip Truett in one of the last episodes of the series, on April 4, 1957, "The Prince of Buffalo Gap."[12]
Sheb Wooley appeared in episode 133, "Message to Fort Apache" in 1954 and episode 165 titled "Wanted: The Lone Ranger". He wrote the song "The Purple People Eater" and played the role of the school principal in the movie "Hoosiers".
Minerva Urecal, appeared in episode 29 in 1950 and episode 145 in 1954. She went on to play the role of Tugboat Annie in The Adventures of Tugboat Annie.
Lee Van Cleef, appeared in episode 82 in 1952.
On March 31, 2009, Mill Creek Entertainment released the box set "Gun Justice featuring The Lone Ranger" with other westerns including Annie Oakley, The Adventures of Kit Carson, The Cisco Kid, Cowboy G-Men, Judge Roy Bean, The Gabby Hayes Show, and The Roy Rogers Show.
On November 11, 2009, a 75th Anniversary edition was released to commemorate the show.[13]
On June 4, 2013, Classic Media will release Lone Ranger - Collectors Edition, a 30-disc set featuring all 221 episodes of the series on DVD for the very first time.[14]


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ok, so this review may be premature in writing BUT I started using this in the new intense version & already on day 3 I have noticed a HUGE difference in my face appearence. I hope it's not temporary ! The lines on my face seem like they are much reduced & my face is bright & even. I have tried everything out on the market from $ 150.00 "s all the way down and nothing has been this effective this quickly. will update in a few weeks I hope it continues !
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Can't believe the so average comments on this product. Im 42 and have few fine lines now on my face started using this product in January and have to say no going back. I have to say some people are too young really to be using a product like this and expect to see results it is really aimed at 30+ and anti aging.
I use the 'intense' serum and also the tube packaging. I also use it in conjunction with the Protect & Perfect day cream & night cream and the whole system works wonderful. In two weeks I could see a real change in the tone & apperance of my skin, the lines around my eyes are already reduced (and i dont use the eye cream).
Considering it was a toss up between this and Lancomes 'genefique' (at three times the cost) i was really pleased. Have used other serums in the past Lancome, Clarins & Chanel to name a few .... this does the job equally as well (if not better) at a fraction of the cost.
Invest ... it's now become a staple for me.
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Protect & Perfect Beauty Serum is a wonderful product which I've been using for about 18 months.
I'm 31 & starting to get fine lines alongside having some sun damage. I didn't want to go down the botox, filler or laser route just yet, so I was so pleased to have found a product that works.... or perhaps I should say, works better than other products which cost more than 5x as much!
I now use the "Intense" version of this serum (I have found it to be more effective on pigmentation marks on my forehead) a penny size amount every night before bed. I don't use any of the No.7 night "top-up" creams with this product, just the serum alone with No.7 eye cream (eye cream isn't all that great - doesn't seem to tackle what it promises - but it is moisturising enough for most skin-types & 100% better than La Mer eye balm!). I expect the serum would work better with one of the No.7 moisturisers, but I don't feel my skin needs the extra layer, at least not yet! I always buy the tube (not the glass bottle) & it lasts me about 6-weeks. The key seems to be using a little goes a long way & using more does not mean you will increase the efficacy of the product - your skin will not absorb what it doesn't need & will end up sitting on the skin or over your pillow case!
P&P is an excellent serum. It beats most premium/prestigious brands in terms of effectiveness & price. Whilst the packaging is pretty plain (who cares!) the stuff inside is excellent. I will continue to use...... :)
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WOW! surprised at the average reviews for this product, I'm only 21 and I have using this for a little over a month and have noticed an improvevment in every aspect it claims to help: my pores are SO much smaller, my skin texture and uneven color is almost completely evened out and so soft (a little scarring help too). The little lines around my eyes are basically invisable, and I think it may even be helping the coloring of my undereye circles? I don't know what else could be doing such and amazing job for my skin.. but I'm convinced that this product is the reason why I can leave the house w/o any make up for the first time since 8th grade!
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This product smells good, goes on great but what I don't like is you have to use so much to get the same result that a more expensive brand gives. I seem to be going thru this bottle way too fast compared to the La Mer Serum and others that I have used. The product is good, but not fantastic enough to buy again. It is a cheaper product, and whatever ingredients more expensive products use, it spreads way too thick. If this were a more expensive brand, a tiny bit would go all over my face. As it is, I am using a different squirt and using too much way too fast. I'm disappointed, frankly.
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Wonderful product.If you read the reviews carefully it becomes obvious that this product gets great marks for the 45+ age group.I am usually acne prone (even at my age) and after using this for over seven months can safely say it does not clog my pores.I would highly recommend this.
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I have been using this product for about a month now and i have definately seen a difference. I really like it! I apply if after cleansing in the morning and I also use the Protect & Perfect Day cream too. I have very dry skin and I have found that it has greatly improved the texture of my skin, and plumped up fine lines, particularly around the edge of my eyes. Perhaps it does act like more of a primer as it does improve the look of my makeup. I will continue to buy it for as long as i see results. As i have 2 free samples in a tube I dont know how the real packaging is, but anything in glass would be annoying.
What is the fuss all about?
I have used this for a month with absolutely no changes, positive or negative, in my skin. I use it twice a day. It feels like a primer on my face and I suspect silicone (or a silicone like substance) is in this. It feels nice going on, but has the weird "wet/dry" feel of silicone. I don't find it moisturizing in the least.
My skin looks okay after I've applied it, but when I wash my face in the evening and the day time dose comes off, my under eyes look the same as when I am not using anything, but they are strangely smoothed out after I use the night time "dose," leading me to believe that the results are only surface, and barely surface at that.
I'll use this up but will not repurchase. Anyone who stood in line for this silly crap must have been a victim of mass hypnosis.
HOW I USE IT: I put it on immediately after the shower while my skin is still moist in the AM. Afterwards I moisturize and use primer before doing my makeup. In the evening I slather it on during my nightly cleansing routine.
THE GOOD: Leaves my skin feeling silky smooth. Glides on. Helps even out my skin before makeup application. Have been using it 2x a day for approx 3 weeks, I am on my second bottle. I like the results so far, not hugely noticeable results but I am 22 with fairly clear skin so I don't have much wrinkles (yet), but I do have some scarring and darkers spots, which I find it has helped reduce.
THE BAD: Packaging sucks. The bottle is in a nice glass pump, but I used up the whole bottle in about 2 weeks (quicker than I thought btw, I didn't think I used that much maybe 2-4 pumps of the bottle each application) and before I ran out, the little tube attached to the pump top stopped working, then fell off and got stuck in the bottle, and I had to scoop out the rest of it with Q tips, which was really annoying. But I did buy it again, so I guess it was worh the work.
RESULT: Worth trying it, I will probably continue using it for a little while longer, I'm satisfied with the results so far (apart from the packaging, they should work on that!)
I've almost finished the bottle and it didn't do anything for me at all. I'm 33, so not wrinkly, but have a few fine lines and a couple of deeper ones on my forehead, and I see no improvement. The texture feels nice and light and the packaging is stylish, but it is quite expensive for what it is, and I certainly wouldn't buy it again.


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…I don't wanna be, um, right?
Over at Optimize and Prophe$ize [1], Jonathan Mendez claims that Google has modified YouTube to be more in line with its typical search results pages. Specifically, Jonathan asserts [emphasis mine] that,
On purpose or not (at this point I think it's conscious) a site with as many page views and actions as YouTube is training users eyes to where relevant information exists. On YouTube most contextually relevant links and calls to action are on the right side. This is in stark contrast to the web convention of left navigation. The more people start to look for relevance on the right side of the page the better it is for Google and their advertisers.
But who's "training" whom? First of all, the distinction between 'navigation' and calls to action is glossed over. When we're navigating, we haven't yet found what we're looking for, but we're still willing to poke around the site for answers. On the other hand, when visitors click through on a call to action link for, say, an ad, they do so with the expectation that they're leaving the site completely. Secondly, and more importantly, guessing whether Google would (subconsciously?) optimize YouTube to get people used to clicking on the right-hand side misses the bigger point. Testing, at least in our experience with improving online conversion, reveals that visitors tend to click more on calls to action that are placed on the right, especially those living right-of-center in the active window. (Here's a rough guide for plotting screen real estate [2].) Finally, neither Google nor YouTube has changed their appearance much since the 2006 acquisition. By most accounts, YouTube has gotten much easier to use, and it's pretty rare to find an ad on the right side like the one Jonathan shows in his comparison [3]. Regardless, the idea of "training" visitors to behave the way we want them to sounds about as promising as waiting for your cat to bark [4].
Hopefully this won't come across as nitpicking — especially since it's meant as a conversation-starter. Jonathan's blog is one of our favorites [5], and it's always good to see someone looking seriously at where calls to action are being placed, and why.
The good news is that neither of us has to be right, so to say. If you'd like to test how calls to action (ads or otherwise) perform on your site, check out our free resources [6] for getting started with Google's (also free) Website Optimizer.
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The sight of 4,000 American flags on the shore of Tempe Town Lake on Friday stirred the emotions of Korean War veteran Harold Ambrose.
"You see pictures of Flanders Fields and of Normandy Beach, of all the crosses that are all dressed and are in perfect harmony," said Ambrose of Tempe. "It reminds me of that."
About 3,000 people are expected to visit the Healing Field at Tempe Beach Park this weekend.
The field includes one flag for each of the nearly 3,000 victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. In one corner of the display, dubbed Soldier's Field, an additional 1,000 flagpoles are tied with yellow ribbons to honor the military men and women who have died in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Norman Dominguez of Tempe said the Healing Field is a good reminder of the terrorist attacks that occurred three years ago today.
"It would probably add to the tragedy if you forgot about it," Dominguez said.
Kelly Garvey of Mesa agreed.
"It seems like it happened so long ago," Garvey said. "It's amazing that somebody would take the time to do this in our own back yard."
The field of flags was not the only thing to catch people's attention at the Beach Park. Tempe resident Alicia Maher said she also was impressed by the National Unity Flag, a 40-by-26-foot memorial banner that overlooked the Healing Field.
Designed Randy Cooney of Phoenix, the National Unity Flag is made up of flags of all 50 states. In the center is a banner featuring the names of every Sept. 11 victim, printed over the Statue of Liberty's face. The red, white and blue border surrounding the flag has been signed by all 100 members of the U.S. Senate.
Kathy Ostermeyer, a public relations representative for the Unity Flag, said the flag has traveled all over the country for the past three years.
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"It's been very rewarding to sit back and hear all the stories," she said.
The display of flags will provide a backdrop for several events commemorating Sept. 11 this weekend, which started on Friday with a brief candlelight vigil. About 200 people came to hold candles as they walked among the flags.
One participant, Janet Lange of Tempe said that she still can't completely comprehend all the events of Sept. 11.
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The Healing Field will be dismantled Sunday afternoon, at which point the flags will be sold to benefit soldiers' families and the National Exchange Club, the charity group that organized this weekend's events.
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Tempe: The Healing Field will be on display at Tempe Beach Park through 3 p.m. Sunday. The names of each Sept. 11 victim will be read between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday. An interfaith service will be held at 9:10 a.m. Sunday.
• The Tempe Elks Lodge, 2320 South Hardy Drive, will hold a Law and Order night, which will include dinner for $8. For information and reservations, call (480) 967-3160.
• Resurrection Parish, 3201 S. Evergreen Road, will hold a memorial service at 6:15 p.m. Saturday. Call (480) 838-0207 for information.
Phoenix: Musicians will pay tribute to Sept. 11 from 8:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday at Humanity Rocks, held at StarShine Academy Charter School, 2801 N. 31st St., 1/2 block south of Thomas. For information call (602) 957-9557.
• Saint Vincent de Paul Parish, 3140 N 51st Ave., will display a book containing the names of each Sept. 11 victim this weekend. The events of Sept. 11 will be read at each Mass. For information call (623) 247-6871.
Gilbert: Gilbert will host an honor guard and flag-raising ceremony at 8 a.m. Saturday in front of the Gilbert Public Safety Complex, 75 E. Civic Center Drive.
Mesa: The Mesa Neighborhood 9/11 Memorial Committee will hold its fourth annual Patriot Day and 9/11 Memorial Ceremony at Valencia Park, 634 N. Quail St. The ceremony will feature a keynote speech by Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz. For information call (480) 985-5899 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Anybody know good sushi places south of San Francisco?
I'm going out there next month to visit my brother in Sunnyvale.
Do you mean "south of san francisco" or do you mean "greater sunnyvale" ?
Sushi Sam's is south of san francisco. Greater sunnyvale - no, not really.
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Sushi Tomi in Mountain View is pretty good, I'd say as good as Sushi Sam's.
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Where are you coming from? If it's LA or NY - prepare to be underwhelmed. Also, if you are from LA or NY - do NOT trust the Yelp ratings in the Bay Area for sushi.
I agree with bbulkow that Sushi Sam's (San Mateo) is the best consistent quality not only south of San Francisco - but probably in the Bay Area generally. It is, however, no better than a solid neighborhood restaurant in LA. The fish is fresh, they never give out anything but good quality cuts, it's a little over-sauced but not too bad. Every once in awhile they have an interesting type of fish on special. No atmosphere to speak of.
In Palo Alto, Jin Sho is just as good some nights of the week - but not always - I've had some pretty mediocre fish there. It's more expensive than Sushi Sam's. But it isn't as crowded and has a slight better atmosphere. Also, offers more variety of cooked dishes.
In Los Altos, Akane delivers solid sushi - maybe half a step below Sushi Sam's. I think their general supply/what they purchase is probably just as good as Sushi Sam's - they're just a little less meticulous with choosing what to serve. Still good quality fish. Nothing really adventurous in variety. A little more restrained on the sauces. Better consistency than Jin Sho, but a little more casual.
Sushi Tomi (Mountain View) looks and feels like a good cheap sushi place - but it isn't cheap. It's a little less pricey than the other options listed, but the waits are long - and it's not THAT much cheaper. It's noticeably (for me) a distinct step below the rest in fish quality (unless you hit Jin Sho on a bad day). Fish is pretty good quality, but at least 1 out of 10 nigiri is a bit off. I don't bother getting Uni or Oysters here. It can be a decent lunch spot.
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Solid overview.
Sushi Tomi is my go-to in that area. They have a solid whiteboard, but the one time I went for the Tsukiji special selection I ended up with some pretty old-tasting fish. Given the waits there, one gets discouraged.
There's a whole tier of places that are pretty good - would impress people from many parts of the world but disliked by a japanese, NYC, LA-er. In my neck of the woods, I like Naomi, which Sushi Monster put off because of the itame's trickster ways and lack of classical clean preps - they have a massive sake selection for the VC drinker types. Akane is considered to have better fish, but I just never took to the atmosphere. Kampai in PA I like the grilled objects more than I like the Sushi, it's not great but I would eat their sushi. I've been meaning to re-try Yakko in MV, which was a favorite in the 90's and is still there but doesn't get talked about.
Frankly, when it comes to japanese, the great yakitori places in San Mateo have my custom these days. I'll get my sushi fix in LA, NYC, Tokyo.
There have to be places in Saratoga / Los Gatos. That demographic craves sushi.
One of the "hidden treasures" of sushi was the cuts at the places that became Mitsunobu. They used to do just a little sushi / sashimi at lunch, and was always uber first quality. They do lunch, still, and the kaseki menu includes a little sashimi, so one wonders if the tradition continues.
My new theory is the supply of good fish just doesn't exist here. Maybe prices are rising, maybe the lack of big fish is starting to hit. Jin Sho would serve good fish if it was available.
re: bbulkow
I agree about the supply. There seems a low upper bound on quality with some chefs being pickier about what to serve than others, but it doesn't appear we get the same premium sources that show up in LA & NYC.
Considering the eaters here, I'm surprised someone just hasn't started flying all their fish in and charge $$$$.
re: bbulkow
how is Yakko nowadays? I used to go there at least once a week in the early 90's, when I was living down there
re: bbulkow
I'd prefer greater Sunnyvale but we usually make a trip to San Francisco too
Has it really been that long ago (6 years?) since Sushi Monster list 4. Check out up places by search for those still open and still good.
re: wolfe
I would say (IMHO) of the "top tier" that dramatically changed since the list (or may have changed) (Sushi Monster list was my sushi guide when I moved back to the Bay Area):
I had a very disappointing sushi experience at Sakae a couple months ago - didn't sit at the bar, so that may explain things, but the fish was so so - maybe Tomi level or lower for more money. Non-fishy varieties tasted fishy, was lacking in presentation, all around mediocre experience.
Yuzu was about Sushi Sam's level the last time I was there (definitely top tier for the Bay Area), but that was a few years back - not sure how they are now. It's not easy walking distance from the "downtown" area - so we never make it there.
Fuki Sushi had a dramatic downhill slide about two years ago. I was so traumatized by my last experience there that I haven't been back. Fish was actively below Tomi level. Not sure if it has righted itself.
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When I was there last year I went to a place called Seto for lunch, within walking distance of the house. I sat at the bar and when the chef asked me what I wanted I said you decide. So he did. He'd take some rice, mold it, put a piece of fish on top and then hand it to me and tell me what kind of fish it was, about 1 second after he made it. I loved that and I'll probably go back too but I also want to try different places.
Also the chef didn't wear gloves
re: mmmjv
If you sit at a sushi bar here at a slow time at any of the places we recommended you will have that experience. When it's busy, it is hard to have lots of interaction with the chefs as they are in a "zone" .
But serving a fee pieces at a time is how they serve at all bars. If doing dinner make a reservation before hand for the bar.
You mention Seto (on Borregas -- I know that neighborhood). Longtime sushi place, I was going there even in the 80s. Japanese service, mostly rather non-Japanese clientele.
If your interest is in what sushi is available around greater Sunnyvale, there must be 50 restaurants within five miles of Seto. From mundane chains to high-end omakase (Sawa Sushi, "no rolls / no prices / no menu," expensive like if-you-have-to-ask-forget-it, run by a rather fanatic Korean-born chef who makes zero concession to popular prejudices and brings out many strong opinions; I've done well there, but it's best to go with someone experienced). Whatever anyone may say about Sawa Sushi (or comparisons to LA, NYC, etc.) it's a "destination" restaurant frequented by visitors from Japan -- the original clientele that Steve Sawa catered to when he opened it 12(?) years ago. For years, Sawa succeeded in staying low-profile, until the Michelin recommended him. (He doesn't think much of either journalists or food bloggers.)
I've also done very well at Sushi Tomi (mentioned by others) in 30-40 meals. It's the nearest place to you in the venerable Sushi Monster's "Top Tier" via link Wolfe posted. Many daily specials, also offers fancy omakase meals at different prices. I'm assuming the "waits" some people've mentioned mean the queueing outside to be seated -- a phenomenon of the most popular times -- well known to people who live nearby, so locals avoid Tomi then (Sushi Monster had the same advice). Go for lunch 11:30 or 11:45, or dinner early (and midweek) -- I've done so for 15 years (mostly lunches) and never, not once, waited (besides, if you drive, the area is "imparkable" anyway at peak lunch times like 12:10-1:10 -- hordes arrive starting noon weekdays, filling the lots and garages, and are gone by 1:15 -- but Tomi's lunch service ends 2:00 and the specials tend to run out; keep that in mind if considering late lunch).
If you like Seto, you'll probably also like a few other, very Japanese, places I like, N. of Sunnyvale but nearer to your n'hood than any in Los Altos, Palo Alto, or Menlo Park. These are all well established, and all in Sushi Monster's "Middle Tier" list:
Momoya Sushi on Shoreline (slightly north of Sunnyvale, between Central and 101) -- easy parking, hardworking Japanese-run modest place in a little restaurant row near a supermarket. Sura Sushi on El Camino. Masa's Sushi on San Antonio.
Masa's recently also opened a small mostly-takeout annex at 650 Castro in downtown Mountain View. Even just in _downtown_ Mountain View (about four miles by road from Seto Sushi's neighborhood) are several sushi places, but if you go there, strong consensus favors Sushi Tomi already mentioned (its best nearby competitor IMO, Sushi Tei -- a small place most people never even tried -- closed last year). However, more unusual gastronomically are a couple of related, not strictly sushi, but classy unusual nearby Japanese restaurants you may enjoy:
Nami Nami, a kappo-style place doing fancy multicourse seafood-centric meals; and Gochi, an upscale izakaya (Castro just beyond El Camino, opened middle 2013). Gochi is an expansion from an original in Cupertino. Quite unusual and worth knowing, heavily Japanese clientele, a little pricey, but huge range of creative à-la-carte small plates reflecting newer restaurants of that style in Japan. (Generous parking available for Gochi in multiple lots off an alley parallel to El Camino, if the lot right near the restaurant fills up.)
re: eatzalot
A little more info that may be useful. And I hope mmmjv will follow up with some feedback about experiences (I gather the visit will be in July).
1. I like Jin Sho on PA's Ca. Ave. a lot for quality and creativity (only tried for lunch). It also was EXTREMELY LOUD -- we could not hear each other in a compact table of 4, one of my friends refuses to return for that reason -- and the priciest lunch of recent memory. Jin Sho (whose founders started in NYC) has a particular angle of creative or Western-inspired variants on Japanese sushi traditions.
2. A very handy feature to be aware of, linking any restaurant in "downtown" Sunnyvale, downtown MV, California Ave. in PA, much of downtown PA, and downtown Menlo Park near El Camino: Not only are all of these five restaurant-rich neighborhoods right at Caltrain stations, with most restaurants within 5-10 minutes' walk from the stations, but also, those downtowns are all within one Caltrain zone, so the cheapest ticket fares apply, and they are within a few minutes train travel of each other, scarcely beatable by car. If you can get yourself to any of the Caltrain stations, you have rather convenient access to all of these downtowns, and between Sunnyvale and Menlo Park specifically, it's all at the minimum Caltrain fare. (NOT Sunnyvale's Lawrence Station, south of the Murphy Ave. downtown -- a further zone south -- so if starting in S'vale, choose the downtown station if possible, which I believe is the one nearest to the OP here anyway.)
re: eatzalot
I leave July 2 and come back July 11, I'll be posting about the sushi and about other places I eat at. We usually go to some nice places out there.
re: bbulkow
They serve escolar, which is not a good sign.
I'm back. Went to Seto for lunch and loved it. Went to Sushi Tomi for dinner (different night) and didn't like it. At Seto I sat at the bar and told the chef I wanted omakase and I had one of my best sushi experiences ever. He gave me the sushi one piece at a time and told me what it was and also if it was something that I shouldn't put soy sauce on it he told me that as well. The food was very good with a few pieces being amazing. I ended up having 16 pieces of all sorts of fish before finally ending it. The last piece he gave me he said was called "sunrise" and it had a little tiny hen egg on it that looked like a sunrise. When it's served one piece at a time like that then you get to it it seconds after it was made which I've heard you're supposed to do to experience it at it's freshest.
A couple of times he put 2 pieces on the same plate, anybody know the idea behind that? The first time it was the same fish but one cooked and the other raw and the second time it was a salmon and a halibut.
I was expecting kind of the same at Sushi Tomi but there all he did was put a plate of 10 sushi in front of me and didn't even say what kind they were. I had to ask, then after I had eaten the first few pieces I totally forgot what the others were. I do know that the last one was uni because my brother asked him. Also the octopus, that one kind of stuck in my mind.
Not sushi but I had 2 other nice meals when we went up to Gold Country and stayed in the historic section of Columbia. We went to Christophers Ristorante for dinner and the next dasy went to the Diamondback Grill for lunch. I had the crab ravioli for dinner and the affogato for dessert. That was my first time having affogato and I liked it but I would have liked less espresso. The menu described it as vinalla ice cream drowned in espresso and they did mean drown. At the Diamondback Grill I had the BLT and for dessert I had their dessert special of the day which was pound cake topped with strawberries and peaches and fresh whipped cream. The french toast with strawberries I had at the Gordon Biersch Brewing Company at the San Jose airport the morning I came home was good too.
re: bbulkow
Sushi Tomi did acquire its reputation in part for omakase meals -- various options described on the chef's board and some of them quite pricey, generally special-occasion dinners and sometimes booked explicitly in advance. The earlier local review linked below mentions a "basic" sampler of that type, $25 in 2003, from Chef Kitamura.
I do not recall the sashimi selections being automatically explained in my experiences at the bar. Possibly many of the customers for them are repeats, or know the genre personally. I also will say I have not seen much fast pace there, but per earlier postings am accustomed to going at relaxed, uncrowded times, and avoiding the peak times (when lines routinely stretch out the door), hence I also am not accustomed to waiting for a seat or a table much at all.
re: mmmjv
mmmjv, if you're from Boston (judging by another post of yours), you should go to Cafe Sushi if you haven't already been. Alumni of Sushi Ran run it and it compares favorably with anything in San Fran (sit at the counter of course and order from the blackboard). Or splurge at O-Ya.
re: barleywino
I've been to Cafe Sushi and I love it. I live nearby in Cambridgeport which is near there. I haven't gone to O Ya but intend to. Cafe Sushi and Seto are the two best sushi places I've been to


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