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Favorite Sushi -- Westchester
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- tarantula142 Aug 17, 2007 10:21 AM
I'm curious to know everyone's favorite sushi restaurants in Westchester. My two picks are:
Mike's Sushi, Dobbs Ferry (new favorite) -- Gets very busy, but the sushi (particularly the special rolls) is the best I've had in Westchester thus far.
Kira Sushi, Armonk -- I've been going to Kira for years, and the sushi has been consistently good. I have also found that the daily special fish have been very fresh and good. Recently, though, they have raised the menu prices and I think Mike's tends to have better quality fish.
Reviewing these boards, the elite sushi place seems to be Sushi Nanase in White Plains followed by Azuma in Hartsdale. For above average neighborhood sushi, I hear Toyo in Mamaroneck is good as well.
I've also liked Kazu in Hartsdale for well priced but still very fresh sushi. Even though Asian Temptation is Chinese owned, their sushi has been surprisingly fresh and they have inventive rolls. Haven't been to other places in the area yet except Seasons in White Plains which is just OK.
re: jeanki
I don't have much to compare it to in terms of Westchester places, since we only moved from Manhattan 2 months ago. But, we have been to Toyo and really enjoyed it. I'm interested in trying Azuma and Sushi Mike's.
re: jeanki
I am sorry to see that Kazu is closed, and a new name ESushi is listed as coming. Anyone have any 411 on if it is reopening somewhere else? Sushi was quite good, but the location was not so great. Bad parking.
Sushi Nanase is my favorite by far. It's in a totally different class than other Westchester places.
For less expensive places, I like Azuma and Sushi Mike's. I know others here disagree with me, but I think Toyo is better for crazy rolls and such than it is for straight sushi or sashimi.
I haven't been to Nanase, wasn't too impressed with Azuma the one time I tried it. I give props to Sazan in Ardsley for the best traditional sushi I've had in Westchester.
You're not gonna like this answer. But, you have to try the sushi from, uh, well, here it comes, Frank's Steakhouse in Rye Brook.
Seems as if they got their hands on a few Nobu guys and, for lack of a better word, "Manhattanized" the place. I was blown away with the creations.
Problem though, you'll notice they're not mentioned in my "Finding Great Steaks in Westchester" post. It's cause while the sushi is out of control, the steaks are, well, better left in the fridge and left off of the grill.
re: billyparsons
I really like Kira in Armonk (the one in Greenwich is good as well.) and Ace Sushi is fabulous. I've been to Sushi Nananse and thought the fish was fresh - very traditional and not very creative.
re: KarenNYC
I don't care much for "inventive" or "creative" when it comes to sushi. I want high quality fish sliced by a traditionally trained professional sushi chef that cares. So here's my list:
1) Nanase
2) Azuma
3) Sazan
Kira, Kazu, Mike are Korean or Chinese owned and operated.
re: pabboy
I'm in the traditional camp as well. I've never eaten at Sazan, but IMO, there's a huge qualitative difference between Nanase, Azuma and the other places I've been to in Westchester.
I don't dislike the creative rolls, but it's obvious that the lesser quality of the fish is being masked by sauces, etc. To me, the straight sushi or sashimi at a place like Toyo is practically inedible. The fish at Nanase melts like butter in the mouth. There is a reason for the vast price differential.
re: Shawn
I agree, the places that emphasize their "creative" rolls are frequently masking the quality of the fish. But I think there can be exceptions, I think sushi mike's, known for their creative rolls, also tends to have good quality traditional sushi. Although, the quality of the fish at Mike's certainly doesn't rival much of the sushi I have had in the city.
I tend to like ordering some of the more exotic pieces a la carte, what are the prices like at Azuma and Nanase?
re: tarantula142
It's been a while since I've been to either places so please correct me if I'm wrong. Azuma is about the same price as a mid to high quality sushi in the city. Omakase at Nanase was $85.
re: pabboy
I thought the sushi chef at Kazu had a Japanese name?
re: jeanki
Maybe but the two times I've been there, the hostess, waitress and sushi chef all spoke Mandarin to each other.
re: billyparsons
I'm not a sushi eater, but we went to Frank's once and my husband said their tri-color roll was the best sushi he ever had. When we lived in northern Westchester, he used to like Hanada Sushi in Yorktown.
re: shellyesq
I second Kira Sushi and Toyo. Azuma is not on par with either, imo.
Wow, I'll have to quit throwing out the circular coupons for Frank's Steak and Sushi. That combination didn't seem to make sense, so I had tried neither.
Thanks everyone for the opinions! Now I've got to get around to trying some of these restaurants. On another note, is Kira under new management, because they have been changing it a lot of late, and I'm not sure that it is as good as it used to be?
re: tarantula142
My husband likes Fujinoya. Since I don't eat sushi we have to go to a place that cooks food as well. Their food is delicious! (especially the appetizers!)
re: debmom
I love Fujinoya, too, but I haven't had their sushi. Everything we have eaten there has been excellent, though.
re: debmom
I like Fujinoya for their unique (for Westchester) selection of Japanese dishes. Their sushi and sashimi are decent, definitely better than Tsuru and Kazu. They also serve the only battera-style sushi I've seen in Westchester. I like to think of them my "local" Japanese joint.
re: pabboy
If you like Fujinoya, you:ll definitely like Nishi in Ardsley... they have that same kind of menu as Fujinoya. They also have battera!
re: MikiLovesSugar
Sounds great! I'll give it try soon. Thanks!
re: pabboy
I went to Nishi for dinner on Thursday. Small place, two other groups of customers, all Japanese. We ordered agedashi tofu, tatsuta-age, beef tongue, miso seabass, battera, and oyaku-don. Everything was decent, not great. They don't have items like ika-nuta or anything with natto. However, since it is so close to my house, I would definitely return. Thanks for the rec Miki!
re: pabboy
I was in the area today and decided to pick up lunch based on rec's for Fujinoya. I thought it was quite good. I usually prefer traditional sushi/sashimi but was in the mood for something different. I got the rainbow roll which I realize is generally quite big, but this was huge! 2 pieces I had to pick up and bite in half, which for me was a negative! I also got the Mango and Salmon roll which I was half expecting not to like, but it was soooo good! The creamy mango with the very nice quality salmon was just a perfect combo. Prices seemed resonable and I definitely plan on going back with my husband!
re: debmom
Since I've been hearing so many good things about Fujinoya, I finally got a chance to check them out in hartsdale this weekend. I've tried many japanese resturants all over the nation from Southern Cali, Las vegas, Arizona, Ohio and the tristate area since I do a lot of traveling(business), I've got to say this is a really great find. It is definately one of my favoriates now! IMHO it doesn't get much better then this and its so close to home!! I love the Tempura, Makimono & Sashimi!! They are top notch.
re: melodyblend
As you can see from my previous posts, I've been going there for a while now. They updated their menu earlier this month with some new items but they also increased the prices by $2 to $5 on existing selection. They've also added sake, beer and more dessert items. While the prices are now over my "neighborhood Japanese" limit, I've noticed the quality of their fish as increased as well. It's definitely my favorite regular joint in the county.
re: pabboy
Wow, good to know. Are they mobbed on a Saturday night or can two people just walk in?
re: dolores
It's hit or miss when it come to Friday and Saturday nights. I've waited 30 minutes twice but most of the time it's 5 or less.
re: dolores
Personally I've noticed that most people in Westchester seem to sit at tables vs. sitting at the Sushi bar. Which is fine by me, since I prefer the bar! With that said, if you're ok with the bar, you could probably take a chance and walk right in. Although, the day I picked up lunch I was the only American there so my theory about no one being at the bar may be off base for this particular restaurant.
re: SweetPea914
Does anyone know if Fujinoya on Central Avenue is in any way connected to Fujinoya located at the end of Mamaroneck Ave. in White Plains. I last had dinner there many years ago, at the time it was a small very authentic (shoes off, low tables, amazing food) restaurant.
re: chowdom
I believe the location you are referring to on Mamaroneck Ave is now Sushi Nanase.
re: pabboy
Thanks for responding, however the Fujinoya I was referring to was at the other end of Mamaroneck ave, past Century 21 Wolfe on the right side of the street next to a Japanese food store, maybe four tables and a small sushi bar, all Japanese clientele.
re: chowdom
Are you talking about Century 21 Wolff in White Plains (near Bloomingdale's) or Mamaroneck?
re: pabboy
I490 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains
re: chowdom
Sorry 490
re: chowdom
That's Sushi Nanase - 522 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains. Someone else posted that it used to be Fujinoya. In fact Google map still shows Fujinoya at that location. But it's definitely Nanase today. I had mentioned earlier in this thread that it's the top Japanese restaurant in Westchester and I still stand by that statement ;-)
re: pabboy
Thank you for checking that out, and glad this spot has maintained its excellence, regardless of the fact that it is no longer Fujinoya.
re: chowdom
No prob although I wish I was wrong and there was another Fujinoya in the area to try.
re: SweetPea914
Hmmm.... the sushi bar at Fujinoya is unlike any I've ever seen in a Japanese restaurant. It's up high like a Western style bar but only seats three across. The glass fridge case separating you from the chef is missing as well.
re: sushinsuch
I disagree. I have been eating sushi in Westchester since 1980 when there was one sushi restaurant in the county ("Steve's" where Kazu is in Hartsdale). I eat at Toyo once a week since it opened. It is good and a price bargain. The fish never smelled bad. No frozen gas treated "pink" tuna like Hole Foods sushi bar. My wife does not eat raw fish and enjoys the entres. Good family atmosphere, nice service, roomy and stroller friendly.
I agree Azuma is tops and have not tried Nanase. For select A Grade sushi fish you should pay their price.
A secret spot is the fish store, Sakanaya, on Central Ave. & Hartsdale Ave. across from Duane Reade. It is for takeout but you can eat in at 2 small tables. Excellent quality fish.
re: sushinsuch
I agree I really like Sushi Niji. It's a perfect neighborhood joint, nothing fancy but reasonably priced, good service, and very fresh fish. Not sure if it's Japanese or Chinese owned, but the size of the fish seems right and the sushi rice is good. I personally think it's much better than Sushi Mike's, which I found too Americanized with boring sushi options.
I don't eat sushi, but if I did, I think I would avoid Toyo. I'm fine eating the kitchen entrees there (they're nothing special, but they're okay for a light dinner). However, the place just reeks of fish when you walk in. I have to wonder about the quality of the fish in their sushi if the place stinks so badly. I almost can't eat there because of the smell.
re: Avalondaughter
If the raw fish reeks, just imagine the quality of the ingredients for cooked entres that you don't ever see or smell!
Just my 2 cents ;-)
re: Avalondaughter
thats not a good sign. thats too bad, since I think Toyo has Japanese chefs.
re: Avalondaughter
I disagree. I have been eating sushi in Westchester since 1980 when there was one sushi restaurant in the county ("Steve's" where Kazu is in Hartsdale). I eat at Toyo once a week since it opened. It is good and a price bargain. The fish never smelled bad. No frozen gas treated "pink" tuna like Hole Foods sushi bar. My wife does not eat raw fish and enjoys the entres. Good family atmosphere, nice service, roomy and stroller friendly.
I agree Azuma is tops and have not tried Nanase. For select A Grade sushi fish you should pay their price.
A secret spot is the fish store, Sakanaya, on Central Ave. & Hartsdale Ave. across from Duane Reade. It is for takeout but you can eat in at 2 small tables. Excellent quality fish.
*Tagging all of the restaurants we have been talking about*
Thanks again everyone for this lively discussion of sushi in Westchester. I am going to try as many of these places as possible and report back :). Any other favorites?
522 Mamaroneck Ave, White Plains, NY 10605
219 E Hartsdale Ave, Hartsdale, NY 10530
253 Mamaroneck Ave, Mamaroneck, NY 10543
575 Main St, Armonk, NY 10504
729 Saw Mill River Rd, Ardsley, NY 10502
Sushi Mike's
146 Main St, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
17 E Hartsdale Ave, Hartsdale, NY 10530
Haiku Asian Bistro
56 Pondfield Rd, Bronxville, NY 10708
Hanada Sushi
369 Downing Dr, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
26 S Central Ave, Hartsdale, NY 10530
re: tarantula142
Sakanaya on central and Tsuru's on central are two other really good sushi places.
re: Sambossanova
I've never been to Sakanaya but I'm going to disagree with you on Tsuru. Tsuru is in my rotation of local Japanese restaurants so I've been there many times. I have never had a decent piece of sushi/sashimi there. The quality of the fish is pretty poor. The salmon, tuna, and hamachi have been limp and "veiny." The poor knife work doesn't help either. The main reason I go is for the cooked food. Their mini-kaiseki is a decent value.
re: pabboy
I have to agree with your negative assessment of Tsuru. The quality of their fish is not good.
re: luv2eatct
After trying most sushi in the Bronxville area - Haiku, Japan Inn, East Harbor and Wild Ginger, my favorite sushi is Japan Inn. Haiku is good as well, but if you want to compare apples to apples, or in this case "sashimi to sashimi" (which is my standard in judging quality sushi), Japan Inn is much better.
re: scharffenberger
Ichi Richi in Elmsford was sold and is now run by non-Japanese. When they were first starting up it was awful-- haven't been back. Has anyone tried it lately?
re: debmom
My husband and I used to live right near Ichi Rikki and it was always our "go-to" place. The last few times we were there, it was extremely disappointing - just "off" - they used to be so good! It's a sad thing when an old favorite changes - sort of like your grandmother dying her hair green - it's still the same grandma, but she's off a bit -
It's shocking to me that people could actually believe that Toyo has better sushi than Azuma. It's like comparing Outback Steakhouse to Peter Lugers. Stop eating the rolls and focus on straight forward sushi and sashimi. Once you do that it should be very clear that Azuma is in another league. My favorite in WC (cost included) is still Hajime in Harrison. I'm surprised that it has not been mentioned yet.
re: elizabean
I haven't been to Azuma in a while but it was always good. the one draw back is no hot food. the sushi is as good if not better at Tzura on the Central Avenue at the Hartsdale White Plains line, the Best Buy shopping center. Seat at the front of the sushi bar.
re: martyl9
Tsuru has better sushi than Azuma? You've gotta be kidding! The quality of fish they serve is so poor I've stopped patronizing their business. I've had tuna with so much connective tissues I had to return it. I've been served salmon so old, it's fell apart. For sushi at Tsuru price point, I would suggest Fujinoya in Hartsdale or Sazan in Ardsley. Azuma is quite a few steps up from there. Sushi Nanase is the epitome of sushi in Westchester.
re: pabboy
What would you estimate is the price for a meal for two at Azuma?
re: i_eat_a_lot_of_ice_cream
I've never gotten out for under $120 for 2. Then again when I do hit Azuma, which isn't that often, I don't mind spending a little more ;-)
re: pabboy
$120. for TWO? I hope you ate a LOT of sushi. I've had Azuma, and it wasn't to die for.
We had dinner for four at Fujinoya, including three drinks, for $128.
Excellent sushi, service and ambience. Top notch place.
re: dolores
I hit Fujinoya at least once a week. Love the variety of food & excellent friendly service. I go so often they know exactly how I like to substitute certain items or add extra condiments...etc. Their fish is always fresh but quality of the cut is a step below Azuma, Sazan and Nanase. I like to order a variety of items so I never get out for under $75 for 2 people.
re: pabboy
will try the suggestions. thanks
re: elizabean
toyo is awful. awful!! don't know how it gets so much positive response from chowhounders.
I can't remember the name of it off-hand, but it's in Katonah in a shopping center. We haven't been there in a while, but their special rolls are amazing!
Anyone know the name - isn't it Tengdu or Tengda or something?
To update the post (it's a little over a year old now, and still going strong, wow!):
Kira, I think, has really slid out of my favorite sushi places list. It's gotten ridiculously expensive, and the service has been abysmal. I don't even really go there anymore.
I've had quite the opposite experience with Sushi Mike's. It seems they've replaced much of the wait-staff with more friendly (or at least more polite) waiters and waitresses. The place still gets PACKED on the weekends, however, few people, it seems, take advantage of the sushi bar that is generally wide-open even while the restaurant is crowded.
Sitting with the head sushi chef on numerous occasions has given me a glimpse of his knowledge and creativity. I almost always order pieces a la carte based on what he thinks is fresh on a particular day. Last time I went, I ordered the following pieces:
Yellow Tail
White Tuna
Spicy Tuna Hand Roll
White Tuna
Although none of the fish were particularly exotic (I've had all of the varieties before at Mike's and other sushi places), they were all extremely fresh. The bonito really stood out, it was *very* lightly seared with a blowtorch and served with a piece of roasted garlic on top. I thought the garlic was really inventive, and beautifully complemented the fish. Also, I'm not sure if they undercharged us, but we were only charged $2.50 for the piece of bonito, which is way cheaper than I've found elsewhere.
The spicy tuna hand roll was also surprisingly good, as when you sit at the sushi bar it's literally served straight from the chef's hand to your hand, which preserves the crispness of the outside (another nice touch).
We finished off by asking the chef to make us a special piece. He made us a spicy, crunchy, salty scallop piece. It was prepared with ikura, tobiko, scallions, seaweed, and finished off with a little tabasco sauce. It was really, really tasty. I thought the tabasco was an interesting touch because it added a little bit of tang to it that differed from the usual Japanese spicy flavor (or maybe it just seemed that way because I saw the tabasco).
The only fish that I found to be lackluster was the toro. I haven't had the toro at Mike's before, but I've had much better toro elsewhere.
It's also important to mention that the sushi bar is extremely busy, so it often takes a little while to get the chef's attention. The chef's are so friendly though, that I don't mind waiting a few minutes to get their attention. I suppose it's their niceness that makes the experience worthwhile for me. The fish is quite fresh, and really good at Mike's, but I've probably had better experiences at restaurants in NYC. The difference is the chef's at many of the better places in the city just aren't that friendly.
So what has everyone else found in Westchester recently? Are there any new and exciting places worth trying? Have some older places gotten better, or worse? I'm curious...
re: tarantula142
We finally made it over to "all you can eat sushi night" at the Lounge at the Ritz Carlton in White Plains (Thursdays). The sushi was fabulous and very fresh. There is no menu, they bring you an initial platter and you get get refills on items you like, or ask for new things.
The service, on the other hand, was awful, even though the manager lingered about. They give you a platter of sushi, sized based on the number in your party. When you are done you can have more, but there is the rub. Our waitress seemed to disappear for what seemed like hours whenever our platter needed to be replaced. There were other waitresses in the lounge, but they didn't seem to want to help out if it wasn't "their table".
Also, every time your platter is replaced, they ask you if you want another ($15) cocktail. And you can wait forever to receive that too.
However, for $35 a head, we had about 5 platters (always up for the "all you can eat" challenge) and truly feel we got our money's worth.
If you go, go early because the lounge fills up. And, be assertive when you want a refill.
re: tarantula142
Well, I was almost getting to try Sushi Nanase.
First off, they should put someone on the phone with a better command of the English language.
I thought they opened at 5:00. They open at 6:00. For a reservation next week, he either said 'we have someone at 6:00' -- someone? You're full up at 6:00? -- or 'we don't serve at 6:00'. So, you open at 6:00 but you don't serve at 6:00?
He then started to raise his voice, still incomprehensibly, and said he had 7:00 or 8:00.
Nice place. And it's not even downtown.
re: dolores
I learned that with Sushi Nanase the best person to get on the phone is the wife. One time I made a reservation 2 or 3 months in advance and called back a week ahead to confirm. The wife answered and of course there was no record of the reservation and she said, "because you didn't speak to me".
You know what? The 2 meals I had there (with some very fussy companions) were fabulous and worth the aggravation, which was minimal. The sake was sublime, each piece of sushi better than the next and homemade soy sauce! Small price to pay in my mind.
And the place does fill up-- there are only like 4 or 6 tables. I say, cut him some slack, the phone is not his thing, but the sushi sure is. Keep at it, Dolores, would I steer you wrong?
re: Dim Sum Diva
Nope, Dim Sum Diva, you would not!
Actually, I am going to try again, later, when there is hopefully someone else there.
re: Dim Sum Diva
I agree their English isn't up to par but their food is a hole-in-one!
re: Dim Sum Diva
We have been there many times, and I agree it is important to speak with the wife when making reservations. I have never heard the husband really speak English, except to say "thank you" and "good bye." I don't find the lack of English annoying because the sushi is fantastic.
It's the wife who does the service there, and she is very gracious. We took my mother there for her birthday last year. The wife must have heard us toasting at the beginning of the meal, as she brought my mom an extra little plate of sashimi at the end as a substitute for a birthday cake. It was a lovely gesture. Another thing I appreciate about Nanase is that even though it is small and tends to fill up, they never overbook and your table is always there waiting for you when you arrive rather than you waiting for it.
re: dolores
I like Fujinoya very much, but Nanase is a totally different experience. First of all, with the exception of a few appetizers, the menu at Nanase is all sushi. Your choices are limited to a couple of different sushi and sashimi combinations, chirashi, or ordering by the piece. There's an omakase at Nanase, but last time we were there it said on the menu that you need to give them something like a week's advance notice if you want it.
One of the things I like about Fujinoya is that they have a very interesting selection of smaller plates that you can pick and choose from, and experiment with. At Nanase, the experience is much more one of putting yourself in the chef's hands and trusting him to give you top quality sushi-- whatever is best that day. He really is meticulous about his fish and his presentation.
re: Dim Sum Diva
Dim Sum, I liked Fujinoya very much (I think you will too), so I'm really looking forward to Nanase. There is a $30. minimum, which I don't appreciate, but that has never been a problem in restaurants in this area to reach.
Another reallllly good thing -- with the later seating, I won't have to feed the meters.
re: dolores
I don't think any of the entrees are under $30, so they're really pretty much telling you that you need to order a minimum of an entree per person. Which is not unreasonable in a place that tiny.
re: dolores
Shawn, you were exactly right. From beginning to end -- the hot towel, the table setting, all very unique in Westchester -- the experience at Sushi Nanase was different from just about every restaurant I've been to of late, irregardless of the cuisine. Even the menus were a tactile delight.
The sushi was wonderful, and the amazing service continued to the end of the meal. Perfect service.
Interestingly, the price was similar to Fujinoya, whose sushi I have to say is on a par with Nanase. Dim Sum, I still think you will like Fujinoya very much.
But for a dining 'experience' for sushi, Sushi Nanase blows the doors off any other place I've tried in Westchester.
Oh, and the sake? A very generous pour, again unlike any other sushi place I've tried.
re: shnoocslamore
I live right near Masuki and tried the sushi when it first opened. I really liked the little place, but I was less than impressed with the sushi. I have been meaning to give it another try.
If you like Mike's, you'll love Sushi Niji right down the street. Better quality and prices, also, the staff is great!


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WTH am I reading?
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MSM is biased for the left and it is blatant-----lefty air shows don´t last long.....listeners get their same information from the likes of the alphabet groups, MSNBC, CNN, ABC,CBS therefore they already know all the content of a daily show as they herd it the night before.What is alarming to me are the ones admitting they got their news for shows like Stewart, Mahar or Colbert.
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Government is the biggest hotelier there is, with rooms and beds for everyone to sleep together. The public depends on accurate news and honest information that doesn´t come from any source anymore. News is buried or distorted in accordance with the official press releases. Coverage is either directed to attracting eyeballs (See CNN´s Malaysia Air coverage) or pumping misinformation to a segment of the public who can´t get enough, and won´t look beyond the talking points and slogans. And that goes from township council to Washington, DC. Citizen journalism only goes so far. The real value of aggregators such as this is that one can quickly find several sources and piece together a more accurate story.
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Fascist dictators Mussolini and Hitler were never called "liberal".Brutalitarian communists Lenin and Stalin were never called "liberal".So, why call all demoRats and RINOS, "liberal", when they´re all emulating fascist and communist destruction?Liberal means FREEDOM.So, why does Rush, Sean, Bill, especially Ann Coulter, continue to give all Reid Puglosi traitors the "fake ID" of calling them "liberal", when they are actually ANTI liberalANTI freedom ?Until our own good patriot citizen side wakes up and freely associates these desperate destroyers with their totalitarian indoctrination communist dogma, we will not win out. It costs NOTHING to call them what they ARE !All it costs is guts, overcoming fear of being honest.
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IMHO there are not enough conservative news outlets. We need more of them with a wider audience. Someone, somehow needs to tell the lo-fo´s and the rest of the country something known as the TRUTH!
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Number one nails it. They were reporting Whitewater, Cattlegate and Vince Foster the same way before the internet. The media is the vanguard of totalitarian, elitist, liberalism.This piece is just high minded excuse making. The media is hysterically partisan and the whole conservative media adds up to little more than fighting cancer with an aspirin.
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I don´t like this kind of analysis - it is simplistic and stupid.We all know that so-called mainstream media does what it does because it laps the ugly broth from the trough filled from sewage connected to the leftist propaganda machine. It has absolutely nothing to do with practically non-existing conservative media. Stalin´s Pravda, Hitler´s Voelkischer Beobachter and Mao´s People´s Daily did perfect propaganda job without any conservative media.
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You can lead a lap-dog to the truth, but....You can lead a rump-swab to the truth, but...For most conservatives like us, it´s GOD, Country, Family.To these Marxist progressive left-wing liars, it´s the AGENDA of the Rat Party First, and by now we all KNOW IT!!!That´s why they are despicable traitors, and why we dislike them so much.
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Lemme see: Hiding Roosevelt´s paralysis, covering up JFK´s back problems, Addison´s, and affairs - the Camelot thing - all before the rise of the conservative media. The NYT has always provided (paraphrasing) "all the news (that they deem) fit to print" long before Rush, Glenn, and Fox News were around.
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For being the two millionth fan to come see the Saltdogs play, Horton received a large prize package that starts with two club level full-season tickets for the Saltdogs' 2011 campaign. He also received a VIP parking pass for 2011, a free SkyBox rental for one 2011 game, the opportunity to throw out a first pitch before a Saltdogs game, and a selection of Saltdogs merchandise and team-autographed items. In addition, Chuck also won $100 in scratch tickets from the Nebraska Lottery, a brand-new Blu-Ray player from Schaefer's, a $100 gift certificate from T.O. Haas Tire, a $25 gift certificate from Runza, free Pepsi products and a gift certificate for Angus Beef from Super Saver.
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Volume 2010 (2010), Article ID 109189, 13 pages
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Lab no. 5, National Center for Cell Science, University of Pune, Ganeshkhind, Pune 411 007, India
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The selective cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) inhibitors have been associated with increased cardiovascular risk. The goal of the present study is to investigate the impacts of COX-2 inhibitors on biochemical indices in cardiovascular disease. As the reviewer suggested, the investigators propose to study the effects of Cox-II inhibitor using experimentally induced hyperlipidemic rats. Plasma total cholesterol, LDL and triglyceride concentrations will be determined before and after animals treated with cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) inhibitors. Biochemical markers related to cardiovascular events including prostaglandin I2, thromboxaneA2 and others will also be investigated. The investigators will also investigate these biochemical markers in patients taking Celecoxib and NSAIDs. The investigators hope these studies will reveal clinically useful biochemical markers for cardiovascular events in patients taking Cox-II inhibitor.
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Yuri Gagarin in triumphant return to London
London will later this year pay homage to Yuri Gagarin with a 12ft statue honouring the first man in space, set to touch down in the Mall on 14 July. The statue of Yuri Gagarin. Photo: Andrea Rose/British Council The statue is a gift from the Russian space agency Roscosmos to the British Council. It's a copy of an original …
I love the statue - its simple, elegant and relatively unpretentious. A break from the stuffy corinthian stuff that clutters our city statue areas... Nice of the russians to donate it too. What can we send them? Perhaps Al Fayed's jacko statue
Jacko's Statue
Er no, the idea is to IMPROVE Anglo-Russian relations.
How about
A statue of Christopher Cockerill standing on/by a miniature SR.N1? That was about the same time during a period of post-war innovation and scientific advancement.
Christopher Cockerill
Maybe a copy of the hovercraft column (http://www.hovercraftsomerleyton.org.uk/) unveiled last year by his daughter on what would have been hist 100th birthday?
Looks like he's
Dancing with the Stars.
Why is there an extra (Cyrillic) letter Y on the end of the inscription GAGARIN, is it a case ending? Sorry, my Russian vocab is OK, but my grammar is appalling ...
it means "for Gagarin"
explanation is from of my missus
thumbs up cause the statue is very nice
dative case
It's dative case, if that helps impress your mates down the pub.....
Ga-gar-inu (roll the R a bit for extra poncey points)
большое спасибо
I knew I could rely on the good readers of elReg.
A "hastily arranged" lunch with the Queen...
That phrase conjurers up pictures of Liz, dressed in an apron, rooting through Tupperware boxes at the back of a fridge.
Liz (sniffing suspiciously at contents): "I hope he likes smoked salmon."
Phil: "Bloody fellow probably only eats cabbage and beetroot anyway."
Gran: "We've not got any vodka - will gin do?"
Liz: "If we'd had more notice I'd have sent the kids out to get some caviar."
Fifty years on and the main route to space is still sticking people on top of an ICBM. Where's my space-elevator?
Sticking people on top of an ICBM
And barring minor improvements in various components, basically the same design of ICBM launched from the same pad. Sergei Pavlovich Korolev designed well.
An unpretentious statue commemorating, from what I've read, a very unpretentious man. I love the design. From what is a very simple sculpture, you get a real feeling of excitement from the way Gagarin is posed.
Cheers Russia... you're back on the christmas card list!
Yuri Gagarin is like Che Guevara. Because they're dead, people have been able to adopt them as a symbol of something else. It doesn't seem particularly harmful, but I can't help worrying about what people would do if there weren't a convenient figurehead, a heroic person who died young, for them to use as a symbol. Would people be unable to appreciate the amazing work done by thousands of scientists and engineers (or the struggle to liberate oppressed people from imperialism) without the face of Yury Gagarin (or Che Guevara) to symbolise it?
Same thing we do with Neil Armstrong et al - revere them as heroes in the same way. Regardless of how long he lived, or how he dies, Gagarin is a major symbol of space exploration, despite US efforts to "claim" space exploration as their own. His statue will be on Mars one day, along with Armstrong, Shepard, etc.
Buzz Aldrin
At least Neil Armstrong doesn't go on about it all the time.
Selective Memory
"Russia and the UK have much in common, not only as allies during the Second World War, and victory gained through sacrifice..."
Hmmm, only when Germany turned on Russia in 1941 did Russia become part of the allied effort, and even then, it was only for their own gain. In 1939 they were quite happy to invade Poland from the east a week or two after Germany had done the same from the west, and subsequently carve out a new world for themselves as part of the Axis, leading to the Cold War which effectively lasted half a century.
Come on Vitaly Davydov, you maybe the State Secretary and Deputy Head of Roscosmos, but only 5/10 for your attempts at revisionist hisory.
Selectve Memory?
In any major conflict there are events that the eventual "winners" prefer to airbrush over.
If I recall correctly the USA only joined WW2 in 1941 after the attack on Pearl Harbour.
Prior to that Joe Kennedy, the US Ambassador to the UK actively sought a meeting with Hitler "to bring about a better understanding between the United States and Germany."
Don't get me started about the Middle East - King David Hotel anyone?
The Cold War is over folks, lets move on please.
Selective Memory?
Did the USA fight with the Germans until 1941?
Did the USA join WW2 after the Germans attacked them and only then, decide to join the Allied effort?
If the answer to both these questions is yes, then you have a point and in your world, apples taste the same as oranges.
If the answer to these questions is no, then your flawed logic results in a flawed understanding.
The Cold War is over, the statue is a nice one, but your reasoning is still flawed.
'And this is the time to proclaim our faith!'
Would WWII have been won without the Soviets? Possibly not, and certainly not by 1945. The cost of that was enormous and dwarfs the UK and American losses.
Was Stalin an evil bastard? Yep, but for a few years he was on our side and even right wingers like Beaverbrook were happy about that. If someone can find an online copy of his 'faith in Stalin' speech, do let me know.
Not so simple
You should take the time to read about the crazy diplomacy at the end of the 1930s - the Soviet Union was desperate to create an alliance against Nazi Germany as early as 1938 to prevent the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia. The response was lukewarm from the UK, France and Czechoslovakia, hesitant from Romania, and outright hostile from Poland. The Soviets were, to a certain extent, backed into a corner and worked with Germany to buy time.
Complements on your historical knowledge, Mark Jan,
but perhaps you should have added that both Britain nor France were happy to acquiesce in allowing the Nazi machine to dismember Czechoslovakia (Agreement in München, 30 September 1938) or gobble up the rest in March a year later (it should be noted that the very same day that the München Dictate (as it was called in Czechoslovakia), Poland's Józef Beck demanded that the Czechs withdraw from the Zaolší region, which was occupied by Polish troops the very next day - a month later the Hugarian dictatorship also got into the act and annexed Czech territory). Why, then,did Britain and France decide to go to war when Poland was attacked on 1 September 1939, when they had been more than willing to sacrifice Czechoslovakia - a far more democratic state than junta-led (Sanacja) Poland ? The whole thrust of these two countries' foreign policy during the period was not to stop Germany, but rather to encourage that country to attack eastward and make war on what was regarded as the real enemy, the Soviet Union. The difference between 15 March 1939, when the remainder of Czechoslovakia was invaded by the German army, and 1 September 1939 was, of course, that in the meantime, a non-aggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union had been signed on 23 August 1939, which made evident that the old policy had failed and that Germany would attack westward before it turned its attention to the East. If, during the period from 1933 - 1938, the governments of Britain and France had accepted the proposals on collective security for which the Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov laboured so tirelessly, Germany could have been contained and the horrors of WW II avoided - but that was not the road that men like Arthur Neville Chamberlain or Édouard Daladier chose to take....
Selective memory
History is not as simple as you paint it. Better to leave the remark that we have lots in common to stand, unless you fully understand the context of events in the late 30s.
Had France and Britain not abandoned Czechoslovakia in 1938, then maybe Stalin might have seen us as viable allies against Hitler. But then the people that made that decision hadn't got hindsight to guide them on the right policy, but they had seen the horrors of WW1, and didn't fancy a repeat performance.
Stalin was a murderous dictator, but Yuri Gagarin wasn't. So probably best to celebrate the achievement and not make too many glib comments about some very complicated history from over 70 years ago.
Especially as this statue is probably part of an attempt by the Russian government to improve relations with ours, from events less than 5 years ago. After the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, the Russians forcing the closure of the British council there, and other diplomatic shennanigans. We've got a lot more modern history to rake through, before getting back to the old stuff...
Haven't been able to find an on-line copy
of the whole speech, Ian, but this article from Time Magazine from 17 November 1941 (http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,795595,00.html)seems to contain the gist. The words paraphrased in square brackets in the citation in question seem to have been «that man's»....
Revisionist bollox
I can't believe you were downvoted for this. Anyone who seriously believes that there's any parallel whatever between the actions of the western allies on the one hand, and the Soviet Union on the other, obviously slept through all their history lessons. For starters, go and find out what the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact was all about. Here's some help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov-Ribbentrop_Pact.
The Soviets denied the existence of the secret protocol in the pact until 1989, when Gorbachev set up a commission to investigate. Everybody else, of course, knew all along.
Much better than the recent crop of crap "statues" that have appeared in London.
Can we have this as a permanent fixture on the 4th plinth in Trafalgar Square
Re: Superb
Not really, shouldn't that be something British?
title? why?
Has not the UK got an own space hero that could be celebrated?
Sir Patrick Moore
of course
Michael Foale
...as well.
Yes, the father of Black Arrow...
...John Scott-Scott.
Black Arrow launched the UK's first and only satellite, Prospero, in 1971. We are the only nation that has developed the ability to reach orbit and abandoned it.
And let's face it, do you know anyone else with a double-barrelled name where the two barrels are both the same? Fantastic!
Does this count?
"And let's face it, do you know anyone else with a double-barrelled name where the two barrels are both the same? Fantastic!"
James James Morrison Morrison Weatherby George DuPree.
But he's only three.
I have two science heroes
Yuri Gagarin - he really did venture into the unknown with the great possibility of death
Enrico Fermi - similar as he stood next to the first ever atomic chain reaction, anything could have happened
Very nice statue - what a contrast to that other statue in the news this week
It makes him look like
a traffic cop.
In a time where people call bonking overpaid footballers and talentless pub singers "heroes" it is fantastic to see a tribute to a genuine hero who's bravery almost certainly will be forever remembered.
I can't wait to go and see the statue.
I'm Puzzled
I would have thought that in 1961, people were not excited, but terrified to hear of Yuri Gagarin's orbital flight, and it was John Glenn's later flight that was a positive, exciting thing to hear about.
After all, the Soviet Union, at the time, was a deadly menace to the freedom of people in Europe and America, and, thus, a demonstration that it was good at producing working ICBMs, or anything that contributed to the "glory" of that despotic regime, can hardly be positive.
It is sort of like commemorating the first manned moon landing, if it had been achieved in, say, 1938 by Nazi Germany. Just as many of our sons fell on the beaches of Normandy fighting Hitler's Nazism, so had they fallen in Korea fighting Stalin's Communism.
Salute the Cosmonauts!
Both the USA and the CCCP could be seen as menaces to Europe as they prepared to fight each other across Europe. The prospect of the war was terrifying. The news of Gagarin's flight was exhilarating. The fear has mostly gone now that the CCCP has crumbled and pulled it's occupying forces out of Europe. It's a pity that we're still waiting for the USA to do the same. I still remember going abroad on holiday in 1968, in fear, as the tanks were rumbling into Czechoslovakia and thinking that I'd never see my family or friends or London again. I expected nuclear devastation across Europe when the USA retaliated.
You asked about Gagarin? Well I was a schoolboy who was thrilled to watch Sputnik 2 with a Laika on board, burning bright in the night sky over London in 1958 - that must have been bright to penetrate the polluted atmosphere and glow of the old fashioned sodium lights! In 1961 I had no idea that the USA was trying to put men into space, but I followed every detail of Gagarin's voyage in newspapers, magazines and radio news. Suddenly our world had a new kind of person in it - the cosmonaut! Only two years later and I was reading about Valentina Tereshkova - cosmonauts were here to stay! Then there were grainy pictures from the far side of the moon. Frankly, as a young scientist, working in Britain I took little notice of the USA space effort until it put a man on the moon. That was a brilliant achievement, but even then I thought they were unchivalrous to name their crew anything but cosmonauts. Why couldn't the USA accept the normal rules of precedence in naming?
My recollection is that Gagarin came to Britain for the Soviet Exhibition in London. Did I imagine seeing him there when I was a schoolboy?
Anyway, Gagarin and Tersechkova were two of the big heroes of my youth. And yes, they were very exciting! Cosmonauts beat the pants off lesser heroes like Bob Dylan, Giacomo Agostini, Christopher Cockerell and John Lennon. This statue will make a stroll down the Mall something to put a spring in my step and warmth in my heart. Yuri Gagarin was one of the great heores then and still is now.
Beer, because there's no Vodka to toast Yuri with.
Precedence in naming?
Just a guess, but the term "astronaut" is probably to rub Ivan's nose in the fact that some americans actually landed (mooned?) on another stellar object ("astra" means star, yes, but it's not that far...) while the other side only managed to travel in space (eg. cosmos)
It may also explain the non-aligned "spationaut" term used in France...
4th plinth
As cool as that statue is, the one for the 4th plinth should be the greatest human being ever: Norman Borlaug
new history
Wow, interesting history...never knew that Gagarin was celebrated in London after his blast-off. Cool newsreel about it.
How come no ticker-tape parade in NYC, too?? ;)
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Smoked salmon
I have three large packages of wild Alaskan smoked salmon on hand. How can I use any in recipes?
Smoked salmon chowder
Pasta with smoked salmon
Salad with smoked salmon
Just plain
In scrambled eggs
While not lox, bagels and smoked salmon
Maybe as a stuffing to another fish (never tried this but why not)
Yum - just eat it :) - SS never makes it far from the package in my house
it goes great in scrambled eggs though
or in Blini
Some great ideas! Thank you very much. I shall do the pasta dish first, and then look up a recipe for risotto with smoked salmon. I love the idea of the hash but clueless as to how to make it.
re: zackly
I'm guessing it's cold smoked. 99% sold in airtight packages is.
Self life and appearance. It's really hard to keep a 'pellicle' from forming during the hot smoke process. It can be a bit 'off-putting' to some who don't know what the 'white stuff' on the fish is.
I used to have a local restaurant that would do either a tarragon or dill cream sauce with goat cheese, cream cheese and heavy cream with capers over linguini that was delightful.
I do it at home all the time since it's no longer an option.
Also do smoked salmon in scrambled eggs, on bagles or even sliced and toasted baguette slices rubbed with garlic and either a goat cheese or cream cheese spread as breakfast or appetizers.
I do a riff on bagel and lox sushi with it as well. Toasted bagels crumbs along with seasame seeds sprinked on top.
A little goes a long with smoked salmon.
I have somewhere a smoked salmon dip from a restuarant out of Florida that I need to find. It is devine.
I;ve got some vancouver bc smoked salmon in the fridge now.
Again, it's a guilty pleasure but a little goes far for me.
Make an alfredo sauce (saute a little fresh garlic in butter for it), add lightly steamed match stick cut carrots, smoked salmon and a lot of snipped fresh dill (to taste). Add smoked salmon.
Cook fettuccine - either plain, spinach or a combination of both - toss with sauce - top with shredded parmesan. Yummy.


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R&B singer Miguel has the Internet going crazy after smashing a female fan's head during an accidental misstep at last night's Billboard Music Awards.
During his performance of "Adorn," the crooner made global headlines with a memorable crash.
Miguel had a show-stopping performance tonight during the Billboard Music Awards. He appeared to kick a fan when he jumped over the crowd during a performance of his hit "Adorn." The singer looked to have landed on one girl, who walked away, and kicked another girl, who held her head low. The phrase "Did Miguel" eventually trended worldwide on Twitter's top trends list. (AL News)
Immediately following the accident, the Twitter world went haywire with Miguel-related trending topics.
Twitter users quickly expressed their disbelief Sunday, with some wondering whether the women smacked by Miguel were seriously injured or even killed. Some viewers posted GIFS on Twitter and clips of the bizarre moment on Twitter's video service Vine. The phrase "Did Miguel" eventually trended worldwide on Twitter's top trends list. (Mashable)
Despite the scary crashing, a person near the accident confirmed no one suffered any serious injuries.
"Yes they are absolutely OK! He was dancing and hugging them post jump," a Billboard rep onsite in Las Vegas told Mashable in an email. (Mashable)
The singer also hopped onto his Twitter page to address what went down.
"got caught up in the moment, thank goodness Khyati is okay" (Miguel's Twitter)
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