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|Sep 15, 1981
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|Dec 28, 1979
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|Dec 28, 1979
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|Robert B. Collender
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|Collender Robert B
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|Patent Citations (14), Referenced by (25), Classifications (8)
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In order to view 3-D scenes using conventional television channel bandwidth, there must be a horizontal component of relative motion between camera and scene. Without this motion, the scenes will appear two dimensional as in standard television.
My new 3-D television invention utilizes the basic optical scanner and screen from my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06/062,749, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642 "Stereoscopic Motion Picture Circular to Linear Scan Translator--Method and Apparatus" but does not require film. My new invention scans an array of images generated from solid state charge coupled device liquid crystal light valves (CCDLCLV's) or the equivalent, arranged in an arc within a horizontal plane. In U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06/062,749, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642 the picture surfaces are contained in the curved surface of a right circular cylinder. In addition, in my new invention, the input is a continuously changing set of N consecutive television frames of electronic standard television signals that are stored and accessed from either magnetic disc, tape or solid state memory sequentially in a scroll fashion through the image array. The frames are read into the charge couple device memories and then transferred in parallel to the liquid crystal readout image array. Thus the television images are exponentially fading after transfer due to the liquid crystal time constant but are scanned just following the transfer interval to assure a strong signal. The optical scanner is synchronized to the television signal. In my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06/062,749, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642 a continuously rotating image motion compensator mirror drum is required to stabilize the image of the continuously moving film. The mirrors were parallel to the rotation axis and the film was not synced to the scanner. In my new invention the rotating drum is replaced with "stationary" roof mirror facets at 45 degrees to the horizontal plane of the N-image array. This is possible because the N-image array is also stationary. In my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06/062,749 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642 the film traveled in one direction and performed correct 3-D image orientation and sequence for relative camera/scene motion in one direction. My new invention contains automatic sensing electronics for operating correctly on camera/scene motion in either direction.
My invention consists of a new 3-dimensional television system that uses existing single channel television bandwidth and provides "Holographic like" 3-D without the need for observers to wear glasses and provides the facility that allows observers to "look around" spatial images.
Man has sought for decades to reproduce scenes in stereoscopy without the use of viewing aids at the eyes of the observers and in a manner such that a number of persons might view such scenes at one time and without restriction as to their various individual positions.
I have found that by presenting a relatively large number of related images of the scene to be viewed behind a rapidly moving optically generated vertical aerial exit slit, the parallax thus occuring prevents one eye of each observer from seeing what the other eye sees at any and every instant of time. The aerial exit slit being in motion, each eye sees a complete image within a short interval of time. I make this inverval within the persistence of vision for human observers. The brain fuses the two eye observations into a single stereoscopic view image, as my practical results predicate.
Considering my system in greater detail, the perspective that one eye of any observer sees is made up of discrete vertical lines of image information taken at discrete instants of time. At these same instants of time, the other eye of that observer sees a completely different perspective. The net perspective for the two eyes is different, of course, because the eyes are not coincident in space, but are spaced apart horizontally. Considering the image as an entity, it is disected in both time and space.
An object of my invention is to provide viewing of 3-dimensional television without the use of viewing aids at the eyes of the observers. Another object is to provide a stereoscopic system in which various perspectives of the scene viewed may be obtained by changing one's position around the stereoscopic television projector. Another object is to provide a basic stereoscopic television projector applicable to known and existing forms of image acquiring processes. Another object is to provide a means for reproducing stereoscopic television images that are relatively rugged and are suited to retain adjustment in practice. Other objects will become apparent upon reading the following detailed specification and upon examining the accompanying drawings, in which are set forth by way of illustration and example, certain embodiments of my invention.
FIG. 1 shows a descriptive block diagram of an embodiment of my 3-D television system.
FIG. 2A shows a partial detailed cross sectional side elevation of the optical scanner in a selected embodiment of my invention.
FIG. 2B shows a partial plan view of the optical scanner according to an embodiment of my invention and delineation of a sectional boundary which FIG. 2A provided in side elevation.
FIG. 3 shows a simplified plan view of the optical geometry of the 3-D television receiver optical scanner and screen according to my invention.
FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the projection geometry used to determine the quantity of television frames to be stored according to my invention.
FIG. 5 shows a plan view of the projection geometry used to determine maximum size of screen elements according to my invention.
FIG. 6 shows timing waveforms for one of 24 images in the array according to my invention.
FIG. 7 shows a motion direction sensor array (showing a match for motion to the right).
FIG. 8 shows five motion direction sensor arrays within a television frame storage media.
FIG. 9 shows a block diagram of a solid state memory for sequencing television fields through N-display matrix targets.
FIG. 10 shows the timing sequence for loading CCD's for displays.
FIG. 11 shows a block diagram of an alternate method to obtain the 24 frame memory using magnetic disc technology.
FIG. 1 shows a perspective of one embodiment of my 3-D TV receiving set invention and introduces the main elements in the system. Details and possible variations in the embodiment are described using subsequent figures. In FIG. 1, the standard television signal is received by conventional antenna 1 and sent to a TV receiver where the desired RF channel is selected and coverted to audio for driving a conventional loud speaker; horizontal and vertical sync signals are generated to control the timing for the individual Charge Couple Device Liquid Crystal Light Valve (CCDLCLV) TV frame modulators in the 120 degree arc radial array 2 (described in U.S. patent references to follow) and provide synchronization reference signals to motor 3; video is provided for the image direction sensor shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 where the right or left sequential loading of subsequent TV frames into the array of CCDLCLV's 2 is determined. Video for N-successive frames (where N is later shown to be 24), related timing and power for the stationary array of CCDLCLV's plus power for the stationary projection lamp 4 is carried by wire from the source to those stationary components. Scanner 5 is connected to synchronous motor 3 and rotates at 1800 rpm (30 r/s and in sync with the TV sync pulses). Scanner 5 is symmetrical about its rotation axis and contains condensing lens assembly 6, mirror 7, polarizer 8, a stationary conical array of "N" 90 degree roof mirrors 9 arranged in an arc under the 120 degree arc array of CCDLCLV's 2, an analyzer and projection lens assembly 10 and an aspherical reflector 11. Details of the scanner assembly are shown in FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B. Light from lamp 4 is condensed by condenser lens assembly 6, reflects from a mirror similar to mirror 7 in symmetry (shown on the opposite side of the scanner) passes through a polarizer similar to 8 reflects from the CCDLCLV array 2 and then reflects from the array of N roof mirrors 9 and passes through the assembly of analyzer and projection lens 10 and reflects from aspheric mirror 11 to the semi-specular and segmented screen 12 described in detail in FIG. 3 and text and in more detail in my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06,062,749, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642. From screen 12, all of the projected light is gathered to a vertical aerial exit slit 13 which linearly moves across the imaginary viewing window 14 in 1/60 second (i.e. equal to a TV field period) as scanner 5 makes one-half revolution in 1/60 second. Window 14 has diagonal corners identified by points A and B in FIG. 1. The aerial exit slit 13 occupies the entire height of window 14 where the window height is determined by the vertical scatter angle of screen 12.
My 3-D television projector system may be made to work properly with a picture modulator array of frames having the feature of light transmission as well as the reflection method described in this specification.
FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B show two detailed views of the embodiment of my stereoscopic television projector (shown in FIG. 1) according to my invention. FIG 2A shows a partial sectional view (taken through section A--A of FIG. 2B) of a side elevation of the television projector. FIG. 2B shows a partial plan view of the television projector with a portion cut away at the top right for clarity of the scanning mechanism. In FIG. 2A, element 20 of scanner 5 (as identified in FIG. 1) is connected to motor 3 by means of flange 21. The motor is fixed to the scanner's housing base 22 which is connected to at least three legs one of which is leg 23. The scanner housing is also made of sides 24 and 25, top 26, window 27, top 28 and 29. Located over the rotation centerline is baffle 30 held by spacer 31 to allow air in-take through a concentric hole in top 29. Air exits the circular scanner housing through a peripheral slot (not shown) and the scanner provides the function of fan rotor for lamp cooling and television picture scanner. For simplicity in explanation, only one half of the symmetrical scanner is shown in FIG. 2A. The scanner is symmetrical about the scan center line. The scanner is constructed of element 20, condenser lens housing 6 containing condenser lenses 32 and 33, the main scanner strut 34 which attaches to element 20 and lens housing 6. A first surface mirror 7 is attached to element 20. A polarizing filter 8 is attached to strut 34 over a hole in 34 sufficient for passage of condensing light from the omni-directional and fixed projection lamp 4. Projection lens bracket 35 is attached to strut 34 and lens barrel 36 attaches to 35. Lens barrel 36 contains an analyzer 37 and projection 38. The optical axis of 38 is normal to the scanning rotation axis and to projection screen 12 of FIG. 1 to avoid the problem of keystone distortion. The scanner also contains an aspheric mirror 11 to project the wide horizontal angle picture to screen 12. Screen 12 is beyond the view of FIG. 2A or FIG. 2B but is shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3. Lamp 4 is attached to fixed reference 29 by bracket 39. Fixed bracket 40 provides a support for the cone bracket 41. Cone bracket 41 is fixed with respect to reference 29 and contains a series of either flat or roof front surface mirror segments the quantity of which may vary but is selected to be 24 (by a criteria to be described later) and equal to the number of successive television frames acquired by the N-frames of memory in FIG. 1. The 24 successive television frames are modulated onto the CCDLCLV solid state surface depicted in FIG. 2A as 2. The mirror segments are collectively represented by 9 in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2A. The 24 mirror segments around the cone shape attached to part 41 can either be flat or 90 degree "roof" mirrors. The roof mirror principle is described in my U.S. Pat. No. 4,089,597 and again in a more detailed manner in a U.S. Pat. No. 4,113,367 titled, "Roof Reflective Polygon Scanning Apparatus" issued Sept. 12, 1978 to Ulrich M. Fritzler. The advantage of roof mirrors is that the light level does not reduce at the mirror borders to cause vertical black bars in the picture but instead the light level remains fixed to produce a continuous picture without the appearance of segmentation. The mirror segments 9 are radially staggered about the scan centerline of FIG. 2A with respect to the radial array of modulating image surfaces 2 such that they radially align at the center of the array of 24 frames (i.e. the 12th frame) but progressively move away from exact alignment from frame 11 toward frame 1 and from frame 13 toward frame 24 such that the greatest deviation from exact alignment occurs on frames 1 and 24. This "precession" of images is further described in my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06,062,749 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642. Precession of images assures that during reproduction of the scene, the original camera's optical axis (which photographed the scene) always tracks normal to the straight line determined by the projector's aerial slit locus. This relationship is shown in FIG. 3 (a plan view of the basic geometry of the projection system). The scan projector P moves in locus 50 at radius r. At radius 3r the segmented horizontally reflecting screen 12 with vertical scatter property is shown. Screen 12 is described in detail in my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06,062,749 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642. Only three of the several screen segments are shown in FIG. 3 at locations a,b and c. Each of these segments is normal to a line drawn to 0 on aerial slit scan line 14. Precession is such that the original camera's optical axis is projected along PQ independent of the position of P along the scan circle 50. Line PQb reflects to aerial exit slit S in a line bS which is normal to scan line 14. The precession of the 24 images in CCDLCLV array 2 with respect to the arc of 24 mirrors on the cone shape of part 41, will cause the geometry of FIG. 3 to automatically occur during each scan cycle.
Lens correction for projection onto deeply curved concaved screens is described in detail in U.S. Pat. No. 3,292,491, titled "Picture Projection Systems" that issued Dec. 20, 1966 to J. Hourdiaus.
Wiring of clock, power and video signals to the CCDLCLV assembly array represented by item 2 in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2A enters via a hole in top plate 29 of the scanner housing and a hole in bracket 39. The hole in plate 29 also provides inlet for lamp cord.
Television projector component sizes can be derived from certain assumptions and reference to geometric figures. FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the projection geometry for the 3-D TV projector according to my invention. It is assumed that the nearest spatial point that both eyes of an observer (EL and ER) can focus on is at point Q on scan circle 50. Point Q is at distance D to observer's eyes. Using a 21 inch diagonal standard CRT television of the 1979 vintage as a size reference, the window mn width is 16.8 inches which means R=8.4 inches in FIG. 4. From proportional triangles, 2R/x=D/2.5=0.4D but 2R/x=N=number of pictures in the scan window mn. Therefore N=0.4D, but empirical data shows N=0.2D minimum. For a view distance of 10 feet, N=24 and x=0.7 inches. FIG. 5 shows how the vertical screen segments 51 and 51' have normals that pass through reference point O. It should be noted, however, that screen 12 is concentric with point C. Window mn is shown in front of scan circle 50. To find the maximum allowable width of the screen segment 51 or 51' the criteria is used that all screen incident rays from any given point along the scan path shall always be contained within the aerial exit slit width x. It can be shown from FIG. 5 that w=x/2=0.35 inches (maximum). There are 226 elements (minimum) in screen 12. Screen elements 51 or 51' can be made from horizontally brushed (to give vertical scatter property) stainless steel or other plastic surface as specified in my U.S. application for patent Ser. No. 06,062,749 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642 my U.S. Pat. 4,089,597.
The description of optical scanning of adjacent picture frames and how they interleave to form the resultant stereoscopic scene is discussed in detail in my U.S. Pat. No. 4,089,597. Electronic scanning of pictures can produce unwanted net effects to the eye if not handled properly. Frames of film present all picture elements in parallel at the time of scan but television pictures occur on an element by element basis. The reason for selecting the CCDLCLV as the modulation media for my 3-D TV invention is that it has the property to store up a field and then parallel transfer the whole field so that decay is the same all over the picture. In my 3-D TV invention, picture viewing during scan and decay could bring unwanted (or "aliasing") effects to the viewer because what he sees is related to what is on the screen during the optical scanner interrupt period. Since the scan rate is one revolution in 1/30 sec, 120 degrees (i.e. the 24 picture array arc) is scanned in 1/90 second. This corresponds to scanning one frame in 1/2160 seconds or 463 microseconds. Since the horizontal line sweep period is 63.5 microseconds, only about 7 lines could be electronically scanned in a conventional TV projector while the optical scanner traversed the single frame on the 24 frame array. To circumvent the problems of non-uniform picture decay and partial scanning, I take the approach (in my invention) of complete field store and subsequent parallel transfer of the image to the display array. This of course requires that the optical scanner be timed to the TV sync signal. A synchronous motor is selected over a DC servomotor because of its quiet operation.
Any number of scanning facets can be adapted to my invention but the time interval occuring between successive scans of a television field should be 1/60 second. One facet would require a rotor scan speed of 3600 rpm whereas 2 facets would have a rotor scan speed of 1800 rpm. As the facets increase in quantity the rotor scan speed decreases but the complexity and cost of construction increases. A practical compromise for a home TV system would be 2 facets.
Commercial television uses 21 horizontal lines during vertical blank=1334 microseconds. The optical scanner scan period of 463 microseconds/field fits into this natural blank period very well. FIG. 6 shows the timing waveforms for the TV video signal, the interval allowed for the CCD to transfer a parallel field to the liquid crystal readout and the interval allowed for scan of the information according to my invention. During the field video time, the CCD is loaded with the entire field. At the completion of field video, the CCD transfers the entire field contents into the LCLV within 50 to 500 microseconds. A 100 microsecond guard is placed following the load sequence to allow for any sync problems with the optical scanner. Actually the optical scanner could scan the LCLV any time between the completed CCD transfer until the next transfer occurs, but should be as close to the transfer time as possible to assure a high contrast picture. The liquid crystal natural decay time constant will gradually fade the entire picture (as a unit).
My invention is based on horizontal parallax caused by a relative motion (either left or right) between camera and scene. Either one can be in motion relative to the other. When an observer moves laterally with respect to the spatial images in the 3-D TV projector according to my invention, he will "see around" the images as he would around the real objects in a real scene. In my "film" 3-D movie system in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 06,062,749 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,231,642, the system was designed for relative motion in one horizontal direction. It was difficult to accomodate both left and right horizontal motions in the same viewer. It should be noted that strict horizontal motion is not required, but a "component" of horizontal motion is required to create the necessary parallax. In my new invention of 3-D TV without the need for optical aids at observer's eyes, the automatic adaptation to both left and right components of relative horizontal camera/scene motion is easily achieved. To accomplish this, motion direction sensing electronics is added to the equipment. FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 illustrate the concept used. One of the N-display memory readouts would contain 1 or more motion direction sensor arrays imbedded in the logic. FIG. 8 shows five of these sensor arrays within a TV frame. The details are shown in FIG. 7. CS is the center sensor. A few picture elements (pixels) to the right and to the left of CS are right and left sensors SR (1-5) and SL (1-5), respectively. All right and left sensors look for a matched signal sequence of a short sampled video period (Δt) sensed at CS a fraction of a second before. When the match occurs, the system knows the direction of relative camera/scene motion and can provide sequential switching preprogrammed commands to direct the scroll sequence of pictures arrayed over the arc of CCDLCLV's in the projector either from the right or from the left. The reason for including SL1 through SL5 and SR1 through SR5 in FIG. 7 instead of just using SL3 and SR3 along the horizontal line including CS, is that the vertical component of motion needs sensing flexibility as well as horizontal motion. With this arrangement, the scene could move laterally anywhere between a plus and minus 45 degree diagonal angle to the horizon across the television viewing screen and be sensed for proper left or right horizontal component.
A description of the CCDLCLV was published in the Proceedings of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers Box 10, Bellingham, Wash.-98225- volume 128 for a presentation Sept. 27-29, 1977 in Huntsville, Ala. by Jan Grinsberg, titled "Liquid-Crystal Electro-Optical Modulators for Optical Processing of Two-Dimensional Data". Dr. Jan Grinberg, along with co-inventors Mike Waldner and Joe A. Jenny, obtained U.S. Pat. No. 4,227,201 on Oct. 7, 1980 entitled "Simple CCD Readout Scheme for Display". The CCDLCLV device can be split into two fundamental systems--the CCD portion and the LCLV portion. In the CCD portion, a serial television signal is converted into a parallel image array surface consisting of charges on the image array proportional to the television scene within the frame at that time. Paul K. Weimer has a U.S. Pat. No. 3,763,480 titled "Digital and Analog Data Handling Devices"--issued Oct. 2, 1973 and another U.S. Pat. No. 3,886,209 titled "Charge-Transfer Display System"--issued Feb. 11, 1975. These patents describe a means to achieve the above image array surface charges which are available for coupling into a LCLV. A basic CCD U.S. Pat. No. 3,654,499 was issued to George E. Smith on Apr. 4, 1972 and is entitled "Charge Coupled Memory with Storage Sites". The LCLV portion of the television readout device is described by Terry D. Beard in U.S. Pat. No. 3,824,002 titled "Alternating Current Liquid Crystal Light Valve" issued July 16, 1974 and in another U.S. Pat. No. 4,019,807 titled "Reflective Liquid Crystal Light Valve with Hybrid Field Effect Mode" issued Apr. 26, 1977 to Donald D. Boswell. The photoconductor and external illuminated image input described in the LCLV patents are replaced by the CCD array.
Color may be added to a liquid crystal display matrix array as described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,006,968 titled "Liquid Crystal Dot Color Display" issued Feb. 8, 1977 to Michael N. Ernstoff.
My 3-D TV invention will also operate properly if the controlling light modulator picture surface does not allow decay but holds either an entire field or frame on display from a single scene perspective during the optical scan period. Such a device is the TITUS optical relay for television projection described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,520,589 titled, "Optical Relay for Television Purposes" by Yves Angel and Gerard Marie which issued July 14, 1970. The use of this device in my invention would not be cost effective and would considerably increase the volume, weight and power compared with the CCDLCLV.
There are other solid state and tube type imaging surfaces which might be used to produce image array modulated light using either reflective or transmissive means. Liquid crystal material is sighted in this specification as one of those means.
The memory used for storing up to N successive TV frames and providing a sequential scroll action of subsequent TV frames can be accomplished with a totally static system of random access memory (RAM). Other memory types might be selected but at this date RAM offers the fastest access compatible with television. To properly digitize a monochrome TV picture would require at least 8 bits per picture element (pixel) to give the proper grey shades to the picture. A TV frame with 0.25 million pixels would require 2 megabits storage per frame or 1 megabits per field. Since my invention suggests 24 frames for the 21 inch diagonal picture, 48 megabits of memory is required. This value would triple for color. The following description will discuss monochrome as color simply triples the storage circuits and the drawing can be simpler for ease of explanation. Table 1 lists the meaning behind each of the legends shown on FIG. 9, FIG. 10 and table 2 for brevity. In FIG. 9, each of the RAM memories (i.e. M) contain a field of TV. The TV signal is split into sync, audio and video by conventional and well known methods. The sync signal provides the reference timing for the control of switches, memory addressing, read and write commands to memory and reference signal to the servo motor control for the optical scanner. There are built-in delays to compensate for memory delays. The video signals are converted from analog to 8 bit digital and switched either to the odd or even memory chain depending on the TV waveform timing. When the memories are unloaded by read commands, the sequential video is converted from digital back to analog and the video signals are switched in proper odd/even sequence into the CCD portion of CCDLCLV displays D1 through DN by switches controlled from the timing logic. The timing logic also provides serial clock and parallel transfer clocks for CCDLCLV operation for each of the 24 displays in accordance with previously reference U.S. patents.
TABLE 1______________________________________Legend for FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 and Table 2______________________________________M = random access memory (RAM)M.sub.1o = memory contents for field-1 (odd)M.sub.1e = memory contents for field-1 (even)R = readW = writeF = field (where there are 2 fields/frame of TV)F.sub.1o = field-1 (odd)F.sub.1e = field-1 (even)D.sub.N = number of Nth display matrix CCDLCLV targetR/W = read/writeA = addressC = controlD/A = digital to analog convertersw = switchCCDLCLV = Charge Coupled Device Liquid CrystalLight Valvee = eveno = odd______________________________________
TABLE 2______________________________________Sequence of Operations for FIG. 9 Memoriesduring the First Four TV FieldsPeriod Field Period Events During PeriodFrom To Number From To______________________________________T0 T1 1 WF.sub.1o M.sub.1oT1 T2 2 WF.sub.1e M.sub.1e RF.sub.1o D.sub.1 WF.sub.1o M.sub.2oT2 T3 3 WF.sub.2o M.sub.1o RF.sub.1o D.sub.2 WF.sub.1o M.sub.3o RF.sub.1e D.sub.1 WF.sub.1e M.sub.2eT3 T4 4 WF.sub.2e M.sub.1e RF.sub.2o D.sub.1 WF.sub.2o M.sub.2o RF.sub.1e D.sub.2 WF.sub.1e M.sub.3e RF.sub.1o D.sub.3______________________________________
Odd memories are written while reading even memories. Even memories are written while reading odd memories. The electronic sequencer video select switch can load displays from either the left or right side depending on the direction of image motion translation sensed by the image direction sensor of FIG. 7 and FIG. 8.
Only four of the proposed 24 stages are shown for clarity in FIG. 9.
Table 2 shows the sequence of operations for FIG. 9 memories during the first four Television fields. Only four are shown for brevity and are representative.
FIG. 10 shows the timing sequence for loading CCDLCLV matricies for the first five TV frames and for 8 of the 24 matrix displays.
Another embodiment of my 3-D TV receiver invention utilizes a magnetic disc to store the 24 frames instead of the all solid state memory approach previously described. The disc approach is shown in FIG. 11. The standard 2:1 interlaced raster scan display operates at 60 fields per second (30 frames per second) rate, thus the magnetic disc rotation is normally set at 3600 rpm or 1800 rpm. These disc speeds allow either a TV field or frame to be stored in one revolution of the disc. The two most common methods of turning the disc are an AC synchronous motor and a DC servo drive motor. Use of the AC synchronous motor is selected for my 3-D TV invention because of its quiet operation. The motor will allow the disc to be synchronized to the TV signal to assure that the CCDLCLV loading time falls close to the end of a field write period. For this reason, both disc and optical scanner are driven by the same motor.
The basic memory of a magnetic disc recorder is derived from the remanent magnetization properties of the disc coating. The data patterns recorded on the disc are established by fields set up from the write head as current is passed through its winding. During replay, as the read head passes through the transitions of this pattern, some of the flux goes through the low reluctance path of the head developing a voltage across the head winding proportional to the written data.
FIG. 11 shows a simplified block diagram of the record and playback system. Only 4 of the N write heads 61 and their corresponding read heads 62 and display frames 2 are shown. A careful study of timing for the disc based on two TV fields or one TV frame per disc track, will show a conflict if a single read/write head is used per track but no conflict if a separate read and write head is arranged 180 degrees apart on the disc for each of the required 24 tracks. Therefore an odd field may be written while an even field is read or vice versa. In FIG. 11, a standard TV antenna 60, receives a standard TV broadcast. A conventional TV receiver RF/IF, video amplifiers, sync stripper and sound discriminator separate video, sync and audio so that the video is sent to the direction sensor (described in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 with text); sync is used to time the CCDLCLV array and motor; and the audio drives a conventional loud speaker. The switch signal for right/left or left/right picture scan sequence across the 24 frame CCDLCLV array is sent to the Electronic Sequence Video Select Switch where a preprogrammed video switching sequence determines which picture of the series of 24 goes to which of the 24 display modulators. The magnetic disc 63 contains a timing track head 64 that provides timing feed back for motor 3 speed. The TV sync provides a motor speed reference plus control of the basic timing circuits for developing clock timing for the CCDLCLV array 2. Magnetic disc 63 and optical scanner 5 are shown connected together and driven by common motor 3. Optical scanner 5 is greatly simplified for ease of illustration. For a detailed description of scanner 5, reference FIG. 1, FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B and associated text.
Sequential TV frames are written onto the track numbers of the disc in the sequence shown in Table 3 while the track numbers are read from the disc into the N displays in the sequence shown in Table 4.
TABLE 3______________________________________Recording Sequence of TV Frames on Tracksof Magnetic Disc (4 of N shown)TracksN------ 4 3 2 1______________________________________4 3 2 1 ↑4 3 2 5 ↑4 3 6 5 ↑4 7 6 5 ↑8 7 6 5 TV Frame Numbers8 7 6 9 ↓8 7 10 9 ↓8 11 10 9 ↓12 11 10 9 ↓______________________________________
TABLE 4______________________________________Reading Sequence of TV Frames FromTracks of Magnetic Disc into CCDMatrices of Displays- (4 of N Displays shown)DisplaysD.sub.N ---- D.sub.4 D.sub.3 D.sub.2 D.sub.1______________________________________ 1 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 5 3 4 5 6 4 5 6 7 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11______________________________________
In a similar manner to magnetic disc, magnetic tape with at least a single record head and N read heads and with proper switch control logic, could provide storage for N frames and control multiple displays as required to provide 3-D TV.
It should be noted that the requirement of relative lateral motion between camera and scene can be eliminated if the transmission bandwidth is allowed to go up. Transmission of 24 channels simultaneously (from 24 stationary TV cameras) would eliminate the need for this relative motion. An alternate would be to transmit 3 channels (say the first picture, twelfth picture and the twenty fourth picture) while using real time computer graphics processing to synthesize the "in-between" views (at the receiver) which were not transmitted. These two approaches would allow "lip-synchronized" 3-D TV of scenes stationary with respect to the TV camera. The penalty, of course, is increased transmission bandwidth.
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submitted by danaR on Friday, June 9, 2010 at 06:29:17
comments: Ariake Japanese Restaurant -5041 Geary Blvd
(between 14th Ave & 15th Ave)
San Francisco, CA 94118
(415) 221-6210
submitted by ken1 on Friday, February 19, 2010 at 06:29:17
comments: I would like to add a new restaurant to your listing. It is Kiko Sushi Bar in Ottawa, Ont, Canada at 349B Preston Street. Telephone 613-695-3143. Their website is www.kikosushibar.com. If you need more info please let me know. Thanks, Ken Forsythe, Ottawa, Canada.
submitted by enewland on Tuesday, February 09, 2010 at 09:27:07
comments: Hey just wanting to let you guys know of a new sushi restaurant in albuquerque NM. They just opened recently but are hella good. Name is Sushiya on 2906 Juan Tabo NE phone number 505-275-4777
submitted by drdick8 on Wednesday, December 10, 2009 at 08:33:21
comments: Sushi Momo Fullerton
208 North Harbor Boulevard Fullerton, CA 92832-1815 - (714) 525-8974
Same great sushi, one more sushi chef,new location in downtown Fullerton
submitted by ekeay55 on Friday, December 04, 2009 at 12:55:51
comments: The best sushi I ever had is at Limon Latin Grill located at Simi Valley. The fish is so fresh and the sauce was so good!!!!MUST GO!!! And cheap too but when you order TUNA they give TORO!!! How about that!!!
1555 Simi Town Center Way
Simi Valley, CA 93065
(805) 955-927712/09
submitted by kerrinpaul on Wednesday, November 25, 2009 at 09:32:22: I was just checking out your site. I'm from Fargo, ND -Noticed you have NO sushi establishments listed - and I just thought I would let you know that we have three.
1) Kobes (701) 282-8888
4228 15th Ave
Fargo, ND 58103 kobescuisine.com
2) SushiTime - inside Kelly Inn 3800 Main Avenue, Fargo ND, 58103. The phone number is (701) 277-1880.
3) Wasabi - inside Drunken Noodle restaurant.623 NP Ave
Fargo, ND 58102 - 701-232-3380 for downtown and 701-356-5100 for South Fargo
mike in az gives us a tip for mesa: Got Sushi - 6744 E. McDowell Rd., Mesa AZ 85215 - 480 807-8500..... and.... Zushi - 6727 E. McDowell Rd. #112, Mesa, AZ 85215 - 480 981-2727... 11/2/2009
our guy in san francisco recommends: Okina Sushi, 776 Arguello Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94118-4066 - 415 387-8882 - 10/19/2009
sushi in nm from rlilly: Please add Aqua Reef in Las Cruces, New Mexico to your list. Aqua Reef has a floating aqua bar with a completely unique dining experience combining East meets West theme consisting of Dim Sum, Sushi, and Tapas. Winner of Reader's Choice Awards. Best Asian Food, Best Catering, Best Business Lunch, Best Fine Dining, Best Happy Hour, Best Restaurant Service and Most Romantic. The restaurant is barely one year old and has critics raving. Open 7 days a week. Lunch 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Aqua Reef, Las Cruces - 505.522.7333, 900 B South Telshor Blvd., Las Cruces, NM 88011- 2/7/2009
sushi note for laguna niguel, ca: Working at the Ritz in Laguna Niguel this week...the crew went out to sushi .. they had a great time at Gen Kai Japanese Restaurant.
Gen Kai Japanese Restaurant
34143 Pacific Coast Hwy
Dana Point, CA 92629
(949) 240-2004 1/27/2009
k has a favorite in las vegas:
RA Sushi (702) 696-0008
3200 Las Vegas Blvd S, Ste 1132
Las Vegas, NV 1/24/2009
mark sent some pictures from their sushi restaurant: golittleninja.com - Ninja, 8433 Oak Street, New Orleans, LA 70118A
- (504)866-1119 -- 12/11/2008
a note from drdick8 re: momo move: Sushi Momo Fullerton Ca., same great sushi, one more sushi chef, new location in downtown Fullerton.- Fun Sushi Momo- 208 North Harbor Blvd., Fullerton CA 92832, 714-525-8974 - 12/11/2008
js found a great one in no.cal: The albacore sushi just melts in your mouth and the salmon sushi is the best! Try out Go Fish when you are in the Napa Valley... :-) -Go Fish- 641 Main St. St. Helena, CA (707)963-0700 - 12/09/2008
from a fan in murrieta, ca: Z Sushi Cafe in Southern California, in Murrieta near Temecula, smack betweeen San Diego and LA. Awesome food. The chef has mastered the tastes, has a nice huge variety to choose from and has fresh, I mean FRESH Sashimi, The best way to say this is, when you eat Z Sushi, you close your eyes to better concentrate on the taste. I am picky, but this place is my personal treat. Worth the travel. Here is the info 29910-L Murrieta Hot Springs Rd., Murrieta, CA 92563. Tel; 951-461-3417 http://www.wix.com/ricosuave/Z%20Sushi%20Cafe - 12/06/2008
florida sushibar has added a webpage: My husband and I own and operate a Japanese restaurant in Lakeland Florida, opened July 1st 2005. Lakeland is a rapidly growing city and we thought a Japanese restaurant was greatly needed. Shingetsu Sushi Bar & Grill. 4231 South Florida Ave. Lakeland, Florida 33813. 863-647-1212, www.shingetsu.net78.net -updated 12/05/2008
js in oceanside let's us know about a good one: The restaurant we like in Oceanside is Sushi N Joy. The restaurant is small with about 14 tables wrapping in an L-shape around a sushi bar. Of particular note are the signs posted in the restaurant "We know your eyes are bigger than your stomach but our portions are bigger than your eyes" and, "If you need to change from "All You Can Eat" to ala cart or vice versa, please tell us." This is no exaggeration, my wife an I order, among other items, a pair of spicy tuna hand rolls everytime we eat there. On the plate with our handrolls is enough spicy tuna to make a 3rd roll as extra. And this is typical of their servings, whether it is sashimi or sushi rolls. They are very generous in their portions. The cuts are large as well, more than one bite for myself and I have a large mouth. The sushi and sashimi taste great, and the prices are very reasonable. All in all, a great place to sit down and enjoy a meal either at a table or at the bar. Sushi N Joy 2530 Vista Way, Ste J, Oceanside CA 92054. (760) 721-1888 --8/18/08
a note for rochester ny from donanonymous: There is a new sushi and tapas restaurant in Rochester, NY called Piranha Sushi Bar. It's on Park Avenue in the city of Rochester, and it has a cool atmosphere with an audiophiles heart. The tapas are fantastic as well. The service is incredible and I highly suggest you to there and check it out for yourself. Piranha, 682 Park Ave., Rochester NY, 14607, (585) 360-2754 -piranhasushibar.com- 7/20/2008
chadoll tells about a new one in sc: great new sushi restaurant in Columbia, SC not on your list, WaSabi Sushi http://www.wasabi-sushi.com/index.html WaSabi Sushi 4561 Hard Scrabble Road, Columbia, South Carolina 29229 803-736-9687
a happy note from selamans: An excellent Sushi Restaurant in Utah is Happy Sumo. There are two locations.
Happy Sumo at Riverwoods 4801 N. University ave. Provo, UT 801-225-9100
Happy Sumo at the Gateway 153 S. Rio Grande St., Salt Lake City, UT 801-456-7866. 5/14/2008
anglodesign has a favorite one in the UK: Hi, I thought I'd tell you about my local Sushi place! Sakura 149-151 Bridge Street,
Northampton, UK NN1 1QF. tel: 01604 250688
an az sushi note from don: Maricopa, Arizona (~25 miles south of Phoenix) has a decent little sushi restaurant, Say Sushi. In the Fry's Marketplace shopping center at 21101 N John Wayne Parkway (Hwy 347). Primarily geared for takeout, the bar itself can seat about 6 people, with additional seating for about 30. Fairly broad menu with rolls, tempura and bowls. Beer and Sake available. Say Sushi 21101 N. John Wayne Prkwy #103, Maricopa, AZ. 520-568-7888. 5/1/2008
a list of az sushibars from Bill3477: Hiro Sushi is owned and operated by Hiroshi Hashimoto. Hiro was the first sushi chef at Radisson's Sakura Sushi & Teppanyaki, before opening his own sushi restaurant in Flagstaff in 2003. Hiro's 1312 S. Plaza Way, Flagstaff AZ 86001 928-226-8030
Monsoon on the Rim is owned and operated by Steve Scully, who also has a Monsoon sushi restaurant in Sedona. Monsoon on the Rim 6 E. Aspen ave., Flagstaff, AZ 86001 928-226-8844
Karma Sushi Bar Tapas is one of the newest Sushi restaurants in Flagstaff. Located downtown it boasts a trendy, hip atmosphere and specialties like the Scarlet Roll. Karma Sushi Bar Tapas 6 east Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ86001 928-774-6100
Fuji Sushi, another new japanese restaurant in Flagstaff, is owned by Kyoko Makino and opened it's doors in Woodlands Village. Fuji Sushi 2500 S. Woodlands Village Blvd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 989-774-2322. 3/31/2008
kool review for ga from mmonk: Izumi Sushi in Cumming, Georgia (North Atlanta) is a real find. Very fresh fish, daily specials, and creative rolls in a chic, comfortable setting. Service is fast and the menu is diverse. Try the Romeo and Juliet, Tarantula or American Beauty rolls. Shumai is the best I've had in any of more than 100 Sushi restaurants I've visited in the past five years. Isumi Sushi, 2332 Atlanta Hwy, Cumming, GA 30040 770-844-6545. 02/09/2008
keenen_azn has a note for montreal: Lumama Sushi Restaurant, the First East Coast North America Japanese Taiwanese Fusion restaurant, offers all you can eat sushi.
Lumama Sushi Restaurant 1858 Ste-Catherine Ouest, Montreal QC H3H 1M1 Canada
ed tells us about a good one in ct: Oyama Japanese Cuisine in Connecticut has two locations, one in Cromwell, right off exit 21, and the other recently opened in Enfield, CT off exit 48 located in the State Line Plaza. They have excellent hibachi and the best sushi in Connecticut. These are the best Japanese restaurants in Connecticut if not in all the Northeast. I highly recommend it.
Oyama Japanese Cuisine, 136-150 Berlin Road Cromwell, CT 06416. 860-632-2324
Oyama Japanese Cuisine,136 Elm Street (State Line Plaza). Enfield, CT 06082.
Tel: (860) 741-6406
chadoll tells us about on in sc: This place is really good and reasonably priced in Columbia, SC. pretty good website too. WaSabi Sushi: 4561 Hard Scrabble Road Columbia, South Carolina 29229
http://www.wasabi-sushi.com/index.html - 1/2/2008
two links sent in from georgia: Hello, I thought your readers would benefit from these links: http://sushiandjapanesemarket.com and http://sushitimes.wordpress.com/
Thank You, Happy Holidays!! Georgia :) -12/20/2007
mel in oh tells us about nagoyaohio.com: Nagoya Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi in Port Clinton, Ohio has opened another great location in Toledo, Ohio...visit nagoyaohio.com and thanks !! -3975 E. Harbor Rd., Port Clinton, OH 43452-2644, 419-734-6400 - 12/05/2007
zzibansushi1 tells us about izziban in fl.: Izziban Sushi. Address: 1700 west sandlake rd. d124., Orlando, Fl 32809 (Next to TGI Fridays)
Phone #: (407)850-5088
Hours of Operation:
Mon. - Thur.: 11:00 - 10:00
Friday: 11:00 - 10:30
Saturday: 12:00 - 10:30
Sunday: 12:00 - 10:00
. -12/03/2007
a quick hit from desmondray12254: Shogun Japanese Steakhouse
492 Emily Dr.
Clarksburg, WV 26301
- 12/02/2007
some info from bsiev1317 for in: There's a new restaurant in Indianapolis called The Journey - it's a fantastic seafood and sushi buffet. $16.99 at dinner and all day on the weekends, $7.99 for lunch. A friend and I ate there last night and were very impressed! Probably about 30 kinds of sushi - rolls, nigiri, and sashimi - prepared fresh. You might want to check them out and consider adding them to your listings! - The Journey 7155 E. 96th St., Indianapolis., IN 317-578-9933--12/02/2007
notes on two restaurants from adenav20: Wasabi's on MLK Blvd. in Savannah, GA has great salmon! And for late night sushi, go to Sushi Zen. They are open till 3am at the earliest. -
Wasabi's 113 Martin Luther King Blvd
Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 233-8899
Sushi Zen 1100 Eisenhower Dr. # 4B
Savannah, GA 31406
(912) 303-0141
and: Yoshi , in Delevan, WI has great sushi and fun people work there!
Yoshi Japanese Restaurant
1823 East Geneva Street
Delevan, Wisconsin 53115
(262) 740-2223
mako has worked hard to open one in mi: I'd like to add our restaurant to the list in Michigan (Detroit)
Cafe Sushi, 1933 West Maple in Troy, MI. (248) 280-1831
Cheers, Mako
- 11/09/07
garybassjr notes two sushibars in wy: There is now sushi being served at 303 in Casper. Also, there are plans for a place downtown called "House of Sushi" but I've been unable to locate much info other then they are applying for a liquor license. The sushi at 303 is average, but it is better than nothing for sure.
303 S. WOLCOTT ST., CASPER, WY 82601, Phone: (307) 233-4303
House of Sushi, 260 South Center Street., Casper WY. -9/10/07
kzong123 has opened a new one in birmingham: i've just opened a restaurant , Kampai Sushi & Asian Buffet, at 4606 hwy 280 ste. 104, birmingham, AL 4606 Highway 280
Birmingham, AL 35242
(205) 437-3330 8/25/2007
ujinmi tells us about awards for one in mi: www.sansu-sushi.com
Voted Best of Best sushi, two years - Lansing State Journal. Largest sushi bar in town and side variety of Japanese Entrees. Private tatami style sit down rooms. Great cocktails and service. Sansu Sushi and Cocktails. 4750 Hagadorn Rd. Suite 10, East Lansing, MI 48823 - 517-333-1933 -8/06/07
sexy.shinigami tells us about a place in ms: Chef Scott's in Ocean Springs, MS is absolutely wonderful! Very fresh and original rolls. -711 Washington Ave
Ocean Springs, MS 39564
(228) 872-3544. 8/4/07
a quick note for hollister, ca from jeparr: Delicious sushi and nice owner. Eat there at least twice a week.
321 San Felipe Road
Hollister CA 95023. 7/22/2007
nsherritt travels and finds 2 good ones: I have 2 places I would like to give kudos to: A place about 45 minutes North of Atlanta in Cummings, GA called "Izumi", it's in a little strip mall and quite unassuming. We were there shooting a video in the area and just happened upon it. It was really fresh with very unique rolls. Surprised to find that so far outside Atlanta.
Also, if you are in the great Canadian Cap of Ottawa you have to check out "Kinki" right across from the main market. The sushi menu wasn't very extensive so I asked for all my favorite rolls (and she obliged) plus a few of the chef's favs and, let me tell you, it was some of the best sushi I have ever tasted with AMAZING presentation. You have to go. The female chef there is an artist!
Izumi Sushi House, 2332 Atlanta Highway Cumming GA
Kinki, 41 York St., Ottawa, ON 613-789-7559. www.kinki.ca, 7/21/2007
a note about one that has closed from beasta: Hey! I just wanted to inform you that the Todai in Phoenix, AZ closed a little while back. It's no longer even listed on the Todai website. 7/24/2007
derekau57 is excited about one in roseville:
Sushi 41 - Sushi Boat 1850 Douglas Blvd. Suite #514, Roseville, CA 95661
This restaurant is having a Grand Opening, it is the only Sushi Boat style in town; their prices are reasonable, food is excellent and the server is the best! FISH ARE SO FRESH! 7/07/2007
boogy tells us about one in modesto ca: Check out Miki Japanese Restaurant in Modesto, CA. They are incredible!!!!
Miki Japanese
180 Leveland Ln Ste. 5,
Modesto, CA
(209) 524-3555 -7/04/2007
oh yes sushi tells us about oh yes sushi in fl:
Could you add this restaurant to your list? If you could, that'd be great!
Oh! Yes, Sushi
7777 N. Wickham Rd., Suite 8
Melbourne, FL 32940
Tel. 321.253.8811
Lunch Mon-Sat 11:00 AM-2:30 PM
Dinner Mon-Thur, Sun 4:30 PM-9:30 PM
Fri-Sat 4:30 PM-10:00 PM
www.ohyessushi.com -7/01/2007
ri sushi note from civichic83:
Seven Moons in North Kingstown, RI has the best sushi. The restaurant overall is huge and so is the menu. This place is always packed. Please add!
Seven Moons
Phone: 401-885-8383
6900 Post Road
North Kingstown, RI 02852 -6/23/2007
awesome sushi in florida note from lrolda02:
There's a great new sushi restaurant in the Doral, FL. area. It's called Kaori Japanese Restaurant. The food is great and the service is fast. Kaori also has a great selection of Peruvian dishes including Ceviche that is awesome............ the webpage is: www.kaorisushi.com
Kaori Japanese Restaurant
11402 NW 41st Ste. 106
Doral, Fl. 33178 -6/22/2007
sushi blog note! from kh: I love theSushibar.com and would love for you to add my sushi blog as one of your links. The site is called Sushi or Death, and the link is: http://www.sushiordeath.com
It contains sushi info and reviews of several sushi bars around the world. Have a great day! Kind regards, K -6/20/2007
great name for a sushibar in tx, from troynrebecca:
There is another sushi bar called 'Beluga' located off of the new 45 tollway (old louis henna) near greenlawn/i35, see: http://austin.citysearch.com/profile/41718073
661 Louis Henna Blvd #300
Round Rock, TX 78664
Phone: (512) 255-6454 -6/22/2007
xoxogizel is excited about this one and tells everyone about it: There is this great new Sushi Bar in Miami, FL called Red Fusion. It's at 10855 SW 72 Street. They have the greatest sushi chef and terrific prices!
Red Fusion
(305) 412-8365
10855 SW 72nd St
Miami, FL 33173 -6/15/2007
delicious sushi in fl, note by gloria: I like Sushilicious, a new sushi bar in Tallahassee, FL. They're the best!
2915 Kerry Forest Parkway
Tallahassee, FL 32309
(850) 906-0400 -6/07/2007
a quick note from abroad by matsuhitsa: 19 sushi bar is the best japanese restaurant in madrid spain, neo japanese cuisine / fantastic.
19 sushi bar
Salud 19, 28013 Madrid, Spain - +34 915 240 571 -5/20/2007
sushi found in buffalo, ny from spacefeel: Please add this link for Kuni's To Go (sushi in Buffalo, NY), which includes a menu: http://www.kunistogo.com/
Kuni's To Go
226 Lexington Ave
Buffalo, NY 14222
(716) 881-3800 -5/20/2007
enthusiastic sushi note for sarasota from voodoobuda: just wanted to let you know that we went to this new sushi and sake tapas bar in Sarasota, Florida called Kanpai. it was right off the interstate at clark and honore. it is tucked back in the plaza but very well worth the search. we had heard about it from friends and had to check it out. it was terrific, very hip and beautifully designed. i noticed the people really enjoying the atmosphere Kanpai created with music, the modern decor and the flat screens lining the walls. the staff is great and the sushi chef is awesome plus they have a great selection of food for all. the sake selection was fabulous and they have a signature sake punch that was out of this world. please add this to your site, so others can check it out, because we had a great time there! - Kanpai 5525 Palmer Crossing Drive, Sarasota, FL 34233. 941-927-4545 -5/20/2007
rob l. tells us about sushi in encinitas: Blue Fin in Encinitas, CA. - Sammy's new sushibar! Blue Fin 257 N. El Camino Real, Encinitas CA., 92024. -5/20/2007
another blue fin in nyc: Walked by Blue Fin at Times Square. 1567 Broadway, New York, NY 10036 at 47th St. 212-918-1400 also Blue Fin in Boston. 1815 Massachusetts Ave (Porter Exchange Building) Cambridge, MA 02140. 617-497-8022. -5/20/2007
alaskan sushi submitted by snowgecko: There ARE two sushi places in Fairbanks, Alaska. They are relatively new. Osaka Restaurant (also offers other Japanese food) and Tokyo Express.
Osaka. 402 5th Avenue Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 - 5/13/2007
Tokyo Express. 516 Old Steese Highway, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 - Phone: (907) 374 - 5664
Tokyo Express. - 5/13/2007
a quick note for ma from a saltydog: JUST OPENED, MIKAKU IN NORTHBORO MA. TOP SHELF FOUR STAR TRADITIONAL JAPANESE RESTAURANT, EVEN KOBE BEEF FROM JAPAN!!
Mikaku. 290 West Main Street, Northborough, MA 01532 --4/17/2007
tn sushi recommendations from tammy.j: I noticed that Fuji Restaurant located at 801 Rivergate Pkwy in Goodlettsville, TN 37072 is not listed under the Nashville/Davidson TN section. This location and Taste of Tokyo have the BEST sushi in Nashville! Fuji's phone number is 859-6888.
Taste of Tokyo. 1806 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212. (615) 292-8338
Fuji Japanese Steakhouse Seafood & Sushi Bar. 801 Rivergate Pkwy., Goodlettsville, TN 37072. (615) 859-6888 --3/30/2007
mmmm yummy sushi in chesterfield note from rlbmagic: I apprenticed to a Japanese chef and have eaten at scores of sushi bars around the US. In St. Louis, there are a few top tier places, but the most consistently best is Yoshi's in Chesterfield. Already great, he honed his skills at Iron Chef Morimoto's place in Philly. Yoshi's is the favorite place of our monthly sushi club. Highest recommendation.
Yoshi's 1637 Clarkson Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017 Tel: 636-536-7778 --3/24/2007
mtormey tells us about sushi available in st. petersburg: You really need to check out Sushi Rock Grill in St. Petersburg, FL. I have eaten at lots of Japanese restaurants (both in the U.S. and Japan) and they are among the best. http://www.thesushirockgrill.com
Sushi Rock Grill 1163 Dr. Martin Luther King St. N (9th St. N) St. Petersburg, FL 33701. phone: 727-898-7625 (ROCK) --3/20/2007
a vote for yoko in tampa from nhalbert: I cannot even consider this a good resource for Sushi bars, because you do not have Yoko's Sushi Restaurant on your list for Tampa. It is by far the best sushi in Tampa. Also check Koba's!
Yoko's Sushi Restaurant 3217 S. Macdill Ave., Tampa, FL 33629, Phone: 813-835-4311
Koba's Japanese Restaurant 2402 S. Macdill Ave., Tampa, FL 33629-5921. 8132583326 --3/18/2007
yummy sushi note for jacksonville fl from ritaljewel: We LOVE Mt. Fuji Restaurant in Jacksonville, FL. Both the sushi and the grill are "off the charts." The service is great, the food is great, the people are great !!!!! Our family tries to go as often as we can.
Mt. Fuji Restaurant 10055 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32225. (904) 724-8883 --3/12/2007
dale likes this one in fullerton, ca: My favorite sushi restaurant in the world is in Fullerton, California. It's called "Fun Sushi Momo" or Momo restaurant. Anyway, it's the best I have ever had and I stop there so often I get embarrassed. The sushi is amazing and Suzuki has never skimped on the portions. Try the albacore and you will be served high quality fish that is about two times as much as a regular bar. The specials are WoW!
Fun Sushi Momo- 208 North Harbor Boulevard, Fullerton, CA 92832, 714-525-8974. sushi-momo.com -3/09/2007
a quick note for sushi in brea, ca from newest: #1 sushi restaurant in Orange County is California Rock & Roll Sushi in the Brea Mall. The food taste soooooo good! And the presentation is #1..
California Rock & Roll Sushi. 1065 Brea Mall # 2050. Brea, CA 92821. (714) 672-9100. --3/08/2007
good sushi note in louisiana from tommy: The best sushi bar that I have ever been to is located in Hammond, Louisiana. Kirin Sushi and Steak house is the cleanest and has the freshest sushi I have ever eaten, and I have traveled all over the world. I think this is a great compliment to Kirin's quality.
Kirin Sushi and Steakhouse 221 E Thomas St., Hammond, LA 70401. (985) 542-8888 --3/6/2007
steve from karma sushi in flagstaff has a note: We are almost a year old and going very strong. Please check us out at: Karmaflagstaff.com. Thanks for the good info and support over the years.
Karma Sushi Bar
6 E. Route 66 Flagstaff, AZ 86001. 928-774-6100. --3/05/2007
bo tells us about sushi near nashville: Hello, Please list Bodeli Sushi under the "Japanese restaurants near Nashville, TN" heading. Thank you!! -
330 Mayfield Dr., Franklin TN 615-503-9902 - 1/24/2007
rellim tells us about sushi in il: There is a eat in/take out sushi bar in Macomb, IL called Lin's Garden. They also have traditional chinese food. It's Excellent! Also, Tokyo of Japan in Springfield serves sushi. Tokyo's phone number is 217-585-0088.
Lin's Garden 1710 E. Jackson St., Macomb, IL 309-837-5280
Tokyo of Japan 2225 Stevenson Dr. Springfield, IL 62703. tokyoofjapan.com --1/21/2007
sansu-sushi tells about sushi in mi: Largest sushi bar in East Lansing at MSU's campus. Best of Best sushi in 2006, Lansing State Journal. www.sansu-sushi.com. Sansu Sushi 4750 S. Hagadorn Rd. East Lansing, Mi, 48823 517-333-1933
Teriyaki Dinners, Udons, Tempura, Private Tatami rooms, Full Bar - 1/19/2007
sushi for glendale az. submitted by jnjgerhart: There is a sushi bar in Glendale, Arizona called Kaneya Sushi Express not listed... FYI, Kaneya Sushi Express 6334 W. Bell Road. Glendale, AZ 85308. (623) 979-3405 Glendale is a suburb of Phoenix, AZ - 1/12/2007
richardson, tx sushi note and a nice word from j175225: This restaurant has moved to a location just around the corner. Sushi-Sake Japanese Restaurant 2150 N. Collins Blvd. Richardson, TX 75080 972-470-0722
PS - Very comprehensive list of restaurants. Thank you! -12/9/2006
oh sushi note from nameless: This is a place in Columbus, OH that I often go to that should definitely be added to your list. Kikyo Restaurant 3706 Riverside Dr., Columbus, OH. 614-457-5277 - 12/8/2006
miso tells us about their place in canada: "Miso restaurant and sushi bar" The restaurant is situated in Canada, Montreal Quebec (4000 Ste-Catherine West). restaurantmiso.com -12/5/2006
minneapolis sushi note by pike25x: Great Site. In my favorites! Please add Wasabi Fusion. Wasabi Fusion Cuisine. 903 Washington Ave. S., Minneapolis 612.339.6688 - 11/27/2006
a short quick note for ft myers fl: Good sushi bar in Fort Myers, FL. Tamarind Sushi Bar 20351 summerlin Rd #111 Fort Myers, FL 33908 Phone ..239 694 7800 -11/19/2006
a rave for sushi momo in ca: Fun Sushi Momo just plain rocks! I've been eating sushi for 25 years, and not just a few times a year. There was a period where we had sushi every Thursday night after Jiujitsu class and this went on for 3 years. Needless to say, I've eaten a LOT of raw fish. The best sushi bar I've EVER eaten at is Sushi Momo in Fullerton, CA. They have always been good, I make regular trips down to eat there still, and they are STILL the best. Fun Sushi Momo- 208 North Harbor Boulevard, Fullerton, CA 92832, 714-525-8974. sushi-momo.com - 11/17/2006
akikosushi tells us about their new sushibar: Please add our new restaurant to your site: Akiko Sushi 5701 Cote-des-Neiges (corner Cote-Ste-Catherine) Montreal-PQ. 1-514-739-0888. We serve sushi and hot dishes. Thanks !! -11/15/2006
mini single grain sushi pictures from terry: Do you want some mini sushi pictures? I made some single grain sushi and took pictures. You can get them directly off the restaurant's website. It is on ege-sushi.com. Just click the Single Grain Sushi link on the left for all the pictures.
Ege Sushi and Japanese Cuisine. 2100 Roswell Road, Suite F 100. Marietta, GA 30062. (770) 977-7690 - 11/14/2006
wasabia webpage note: From Pacific Coast Wasabi; We have changed our website from www.wasabia.ca to www.wasabia.com, and am hoping that you can update your website. -11/12/2006
nc note from tj3: Akai Hana in Carrboro, N.C. is by far the freshest sushi anywhere in the area. The atmosphere is just as lovely. Give it a try if you are in the neighborhood! 206 W. Main St., Carrboro, NC 919-942-6848 -10/28/2006
scottsdale az has excellent sushi - a note from amuzement: DOZO, Scottsdale Arizona. Miller Road just off Camelback. EXCELLENT Sushi, Sashimi and other foods. Grilled Calamari. 4320 N Miller Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85251. (480) 941-3838 --10/28/2006
a note about one that has closed in wa from lelu: Bainbridge Island Sushi House 108 Winslow Way W Bainbridge Island, WA (206) 780-9424. Unfortunately, they are closed. The best sushi I've ever had! -10/28/2006
canadian sushibar note from quicksushi: Hi, Great links. We are the only floating sushi bar in southern Ontario in Canada. My website is http://www.QuickSushi.com. Have a nice day. -10/20/2006
ca and mt sushi note from denamnori: Moved to Montana last year and have missed sushi. On a recent visit to La Jolla, CA we were reacquainted with Tadashi Sushi, 1277 Prospect St., La Jolla, 92037 - (858) 456-7118, best there is. Fortunately, we found Dave's Sushi in Bozeman. Sushi is excellent. Reason enough to make the trip to Bozeman. Dave's Sushi, 115 N Bozeman Ave., Bozeman, MT 59715. (406) 556-1351 -10/13/2006
tstoou tells us about a place in wi: Check out Sushi-a-Go-Go at the Milwaukee Public Market. 400 N. Water St. in Milwaukee, WI Reviewed as the best sushi to go-go in the city by the Shepherd Express. These guys do about 20 different Maki rolls, Nigiri and Hawaiian Big Plate Lunches too. -10/2/2006
megumi restaurant tells us about their place in la: Please add this restaurant to your sushi bar listings for Louisiana. Megumi Japanese Cuisine & Yakimono Bar 4700 Hwy 22. Mandeville, LA 70471 (985)845-1644. www.megumirestaurant.net -9/13/2006
a note about another one in tn from bo: I am the manager of our new restaurant "Bodeli Sushi" We are the first and only rotating sushi bar in Nashville, TN. Our address: 330 Mayfield Drive, Ste. D-5, Franklin, TN 37067. Tel: 615-503-9902 -9/01/2006
hanabi restaurant lets us know about their business in tn: I would like to add my business to your restaurant listings. We are currently in our second week of business, and we anticipate many travelers since we are located in an area that is heavily saturated with business and extended stay hotels/suites. Further information about Hanabi Japanese Restaurant can be found at http://www.hanabirestaurant.com. Thank you for your consideration. Hanabi Japanese Restaurant
Hanabi Japanese Restaurant - 9/01/2006
a note requesting coupons for sushi from tk: We miss having coupons to come to Hibachi Japanese Steakhouse. Please bring them back. Thanks - 8/25/2006
a nice note about one in rapid city: I am contacting to let you know there is an Ichiban Sushi Bar in Rapid City, South Dakota. Ichiban Sushi Bar and Japanese Cuisine. 1109 A W. Omaha St. Rapid City, SD 57702. (605) 341-7178 - 8/25/2006
curt lets us know about sapporo in mo: A truly delightful sushi bar by the name of Sapporo Sushi has recently opened in Ballwin, MO. Having been open only a couple of months it is not on your listing, but certainly should be. I first learned to appreciate and enjoy sushi and fine Japanese cuisine in California, and this little place stacks up well against the best out there. Places this good should be supported in any way possible. Their location is 15583 Manchester Rd., Ballwin, MO 63011. (636) 527-6684. Curt, Satisfied customer. 8/18/2006
durham nc has a sushi suggestion from covert23: The restaurant Kurama, in Durham, NC, has the best sushi bar around. Best fish consistently, great chefs, great place. Kurama Japanese Seafood and Steak House - Sushi Bar. 3644 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd. Durham, NC 27707. 919-489-2669. -8/06/2006
sushi note for dallas from zio2cap: Royal Tokyo, which is located in Texas, had moved to Dallas from Greenville. Their address is 17721 Dallas Pkwy, suite 100, Dallas, TX 75287. Thank you. -8/04/2006
for lisbon, portugal from vasco.david: For the lovers of sushi and sashimi, the japanese restaurant Aya, based in Lisbon, is probably one of the best worldwide that you can find. I'm a big fan of raw fish dishes and I've been travelling quite a bit, tasting sushi from Los Angeles to Tokyo, and Aya is the best I've ever tasted outside of Japan. Chef Takeshi Yoshitake and his crew always present the freshest, finest fish, and their skill is simply superb. So, if you are a big sushi fan, and you visit Lisbon, don't miss Aya. Address: R. Trinas, 67 A, 1200 - Lisboa, Portugal. Phone: 21-397-71-45 -7/31/2006
sounds good for me from loribarrett: I was so happy to find a wonderful sushi bar on the southern coast of Maine. Origami Sushi Bar. The sushi and japanese food is authentic. It's so refreshing to find a healthy choice at the beach. No more fried seafood! They have a great atmosphere, indoor and outdoor seating as well as entertainment. Go to origamisushibar.net Origami Sushi Bar. 757 Post Road (US Rt. 1) Wells, Maine. 04090 (207)-646-0344 -7/30/2006
kazusaku2912 lets us know about a nice one in ct: Miya's Sushi in New Haven, CT is one of the most original Japanese restaurants in America and I'd love for your readers to know about it! Miya's is a twenty-six time winner of the Best Of Connecticut Awards since it's opening in 1983 by Yoshiko Lai, the Japanese nutritionist wife of a Yale opthalmologist. Miya's is also a two time winner of the Taste Of The Nation Award (2004 & 2005). Miya's has been lauded by publications such as The New York Times, Fairfield Magazine, Connecticut Magazine, Offshore Magazine, Food And Wine, as well as numerous other publications. The present incarnation of Miya's Sushi showcases the talent of chef Bun Lai (the son of the founder) whose award winning menu playfully incorporates flavors from his childhood spent in Asia and The United States. "For much of my cooking I look back to my childhood for inspiration because my childhood is romantic. When one combines old memories and nuances of old memories with inspiration and enthusiasm the food that is the ultimate result is different from the original gastronomic experience it was inspired by - a romanticized, imaginatively worked version of what is remembered. It's like a reminiscence of your first kiss - but fifty years later. It's different now than how it was and maybe, if you are fortunate, even a bit better."- taken from a recent TV. interview. Miya's 68 Howe St. New Haven, CT 06511. (203) 777-9760 -7/29/2006
co sushi note from queenothehiway: This is for Colorado Springs, CO. I can't believe you don't have this place listed! It's FABULOUS. It's called Kohnami Sushi, not just Kohnami which I guess is some other restaurant, and it is perhaps the best place I've been to. They have your typical rolls, and then they have awesome rolls that they wrap with avocado and salmon and tuna on the outside of the rice, MMMMM. If their sushi is taking even a little longer than normal because it is busy, they give you complimentary dumplings. During the summer they give slices of watermelon. This place is very affordable, even for poor college kids like me. Each order of sushi comes with SPECTACULAR salad, and by spectacular I mean their wonderful creamy dressing, sweet and tangy. All the leaves are always crisp and bright and green, unlike some unsavory experiences I've had before. Their miso soup is also excellent, and that comes with your sushi as well. And of course you can expect wonderful sushi with a beautiful presentation. Even their ice cream is beautiful; though they have only mango ice cream, they really load it up with goodies - slices of watermelon, orange and avocado. Avocado for dessert might put people off, but believe me, avocado has never had a better companion than Kohnami Sushi's delicious mango ice cream. And their green tea, of course, is wonderful and fragrant with a bright, citrusy flavor. Their service is always cheerful, and helpful. I love them! Their Roll's are great, I don't know if I have a favorite yet, because it is all just wonderful, and I can't stress the word wonderful ENOUGH. They don't only have sushi, but that's all I've had there. I would assume their various teriyakis and their home-made Korean BBQ sauce is to die for. The only down side, which can also be an upside, is it is a small place with three or four tables at best; this has never been a problem for us, and I like the relatively intimate atmosphere, it's just a great place. I LOVE KOHNAMI SUSHI. 7673 N Union Blvd., Colorado Springs, 80920 - (719) 599-8689 -7/29/2006
a good one for sunnyvale, ca. from ginny: Kampai House, a new Sushi Bar in Sunnyvale, California.
Address: 595 E. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Tel: 408-830-0628
Website: www.kampaihouse.com
Authentic Sushi in a contemporary, spacious setting. They serve high quality, fresh fish right on a beautiful concrete sushi bar. Executive Chef Jin Suzuki creates delicate nigiri, exotic sushi rolls and fabulous fusion japanese cuisines for gourmet diners and novelists to enjoy. Highly recommended. -7/29/2006
two for chandler, az from eimel: Hey, there are two places in AZ missing from your list: Tsunami Sushi Bar & Grill. 4939 W. Ray Rd., Chandler, AZ 85226 (480)961-5228 - and - Ninja Japanese Restaurant. 2330 N. Alma School Rd., Chandler, AZ (480)899-3423. Thanks! -7/22/2006
a sushi competition in ca returns: Second Annual California Statewide Sushi Competition. Monday, September 18, 2006. 5:00-8:00 p.m. Memorial Auditorium. 1515 J. Street, Sacramento, CA. http://www.sushimasters.com/competition.htm
a place for sushi in buffalo from stephanieann: I have twice enjoyed a dinner of sushi of the finest caliber from Kibarashi Sushi Bar on Elmwood Avenue in Buffalo. I absolutely recommend Kibarashi for sushi fans looking for a fix. The setting is intimate and lots of attention is paid to each morsel of artfully presented edibles. A 10 out of 10! Kibarashi Sushi Bar, 752 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo , NY 14222. (716) 885-5530. webpage: www.kibarashisushibar.com.
harukirestaurant tells us about their place in ri: Haruki East 172 Wayland Avenue. Providence R.I. 02906 (401)223-0332 -7/07/2006
a note about two sushibars in theOC from msn:
Tommy's Sushi and Japanese Restaurant 1051 E Main St., Tustin, CA 92780
Kotobuki 24351 Avenida De La Carlot, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 - (949) 587-0290 - 7/05/2006
something for conn from tedlai: New Haven, Connecticut has one of the best restaurants I have ever eaten at... anywhere. I will leave you all a quote from The New York Times article that introduced me to this tiny, unassuming restaurant. The article is titled "A Year of Standouts Worth the Trip" - For sheer, gutsy inventiveness, nothing I've eaten this year beats Miyas of New Haven (68 Howe Street, New Haven; 203-777-9760) where chef Bun Lai reinvents Japanese cuisine by infusing traditional techniques and ingredients with his own quirky, American style originality. Sushi rolls are wrapped in thin layers of fried eggplant and zucchini (delicious), stuffed with a variety of fillings and featuring some western ingredients like cheese, roasted garlic, and artichokes. While the food has not always been perfect when the young chef is not at the stove, when it is, it is sublime (the best bet is the multi-course prix-fixe kaiseki dinner) and it is a joy to be in the presence of such an original mind." This place is worth the trip! -7/05/2006
a quick note from pphy in nj: BANZAI JAPANESE RESTAURANT 3690 QUAKERBRIDGE RD. HAMILTON, NJ 08619. TEL: 609-587-5454. This restaurant has good sushi. -6/28/2006
a sushi bar in soho, nyc from gina: A great sushibar in Soho.. always packed. Tomoe Sushi. 172 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012 (212)777-9346. - 6/26/2006
anaheim sushibar set for renovation: As of Tuesday, 4/11/06, the Benihana Anaheim, CA location is closed for renovations to make your Benihana experience even better. We'll try to find out when it will re-open. Benihana 2100 E. Ball Road, Anaheim, CA 92806 Phone: (714) 774-4940 -6/24/2006
another sushi suggestion for flagstaff: Great Sushi & Teppanyaki restaurant in Flagstaff, Arizona at the Radisson Woodlands Hotel at 1175 West Route 66, Flagstaff Arizona 86001, 298-773-8888. This is the first and longest operating Sushi & Teppanyaki Restaurant in Northern Arizona. -6/22/2006
a short note from providence: I'd like to let you know that I have opened Haruki East Restaurant at 172 Wayland Ave. Providence, RI 02906 Tel: (401)223-0332. Thanks -6/22/2006
two for fresno from richard.f: Fresno CA: Wassabi Sushi, and Sushi Day. In my opinion two of the best new sushi restaurants in Fresno. I have been to Tokyo, to the Tsukiji, and the food is nearly that fresh at these places. Wassabi...To Die For 1085 E. Herndon Ave. # 110. Fresno, CA 93710 Phone: (559) 435-5423. Sushi Day. 7745 N 1st St., Fresno, 93720 - (559) 432-1133 -6/19/2006
one for lakeland fl from kay: My husband and I own and operate a Japanese restaurant in Lakeland Florida, opened July 1st 2005. Lakeland is a rapidly growing city and we thought a Japanese restaurant was greatly needed. Shingetsu Sushi Bar & Grill. 4231 South Florida Ave. Lakeland, Florida 33813. 863-647-1212, www.shingetsu.net78.net -6/05/2006
bluepoint tells about one in au: I would like to add another restaurant to your list. Jamon Sushi. 3 Murphy Street, South Yarra, Melbourne Australia. Ph (03) 9804 5710 Fax (03) 9804 5753 Neighbourhood: South Yarra. Australia's finest 'omakase sushi' established since 1996.
Jamon Sushi -6/05/2006
a short shiki note, sushi in canada submitted by shiki: Shiki Restaurant - http://www.shiki.ca London Ontario. 715 Wellington Road S., Unit B. London, Ontario, Canada N6C4R4.
lydia tells us about their sushibar in wi: Our web address is www.ichibanmilwaukee.com. Ichiban Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar. 2336 N Farwell Ave. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211. 414-278-8056
mel tells us about his place in oh: Nagoya Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi (419) 734-6400. 3975 E Harbor Rd. Port Clinton, OH 43452 -5/20/2006
n.g. found some plastic sushi: http://www.displayit-info.com/food/images/sushi/sushi1.html#California%20Roll
- 5/18/2006.
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- 2012's Dig-IN had little trouble selling out.
This Sunday, White River State Park will play host to the fourth installment of Dig IN: A Taste of Indiana, a day-long food festival showcasing work by some of the state's best farmers, chefs, brewers and vintners. Dig IN's Executive Director Rob Gaston sat down with NUVO to preview this year's edition. As this goes to print, tickets are still available, but we advise buying yours as soon as possible; the 2012 edition sold out, and fewer tickets are available this year.
NUVO: One of the goals of Dig IN is to showcase Indiana produce.
Gaston: Our stated goal, and we put this out to the chefs during registration, is that we want 80 percent of their dish to use Indiana products. Between the suggestions from the chefs on our board and the more educated ordering practices of the vendors, I'd say this year we're getting pretty close to, if not attaining, the 80 percent.
NUVO: Why is this so important to Dig IN?
Gaston: There is a huge opportunity for farm-to-fork in this state because we export nearly 90 percent of the agricultural product that we grow and raise here. Yet, in order to fill the shelves, we are spending almost $15 billion dollars to bring food back into the state. There is so much great consumable food that is being grown here, but we're sending it elsewhere. We really want to educate people on where they can buy more Indiana product, instead of buying things that are shipped in from Mexico and Guatemala and California.
NUVO: What new goals are you bringing to the festival and organization?
Gaston: I think the festival has done a really good job so far of highlighting the restaurants that make great efforts to source their menu locally. Going forward, I want us to strive to represent the farmers and bring them more to the forefront. I want to show what they are doing everyday to grow this product. I want to make them more visible and accessible, and that can be a challenge. As a culture, we're very used to running into the market and picking up whatever a recipe calls for. I want to help change that thought pattern and have consumers go to a farmer's market and buying what they have in-season and figure out what they can make with those products instead of it being the other way around.
NUVO: Can a once-a-year festival have that big of an impact?
Gaston: One of the goals I was tasked with when I became executive director was to create a series of year-round events. So instead of just focusing on the one festival every August, we're going to host events throughout the year. We'd like to set up 7-10 events each year.
NUVO: Is there anything in the works right now?
Gaston: We're looking at pulling together a roundtable for producers, chefs and institutions in November to look at how we can get more locally produced goods into the kitchens and cafeterias of schools, institutions and government facilities. A lot of these places have barriers where there food service will not allow local food to get in the door.
NUVO: How do so many vendors get so much into one space on the same day?
Gaston: That's part of the challenge. We're different than almost every other festival in the fact that we will source and pay for any Indiana product chefs choose to use. At an event like Zoobilation, for instance, the restaurants are donating the products because it's a fundraiser for the zoo. We decided to donate the products to the chefs and restaurants, so they can showcase their skills and the variety of goods we produce in-state. But they need to receive the product, store the product, prep the product and then get it to the event. So that's the trade off.
NUVO: Why should we care about sourcing food locally?
Gaston: The best argument you can make is taste. You can talk about fossil fuels and costs of transporting products, but I think you the way you can really convince someone is to have them get a tomato or strawberry from the grocery store that has been shipped in and then go grab one off of the vine, whether from your own backyard or local farm, and taste them side-by-side. There will be no comparison. Everyone can do that; it's that simple.


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- Mobile Adapter Cable with Inline Mic
- Quick Start Guide
- Turtle Beach Sticker
- Xbox One® Audio Connection: 3.5mm via Xbox One® Audio Adapter
- Mobile Device Connection: Stereo 3.5mm


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