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|John Ross Matheson
|Member of the Canadian Parliament
for Leeds
|In office
May 29, 1961 – June 24, 1968
|Preceded by
|Hayden Stanton
|Succeeded by
|Desmond Code
|Personal details
November 14, 1917
Arundel, Quebec,
|December 27, 2013
(aged 96)
Kingston, Ontario
|Political party
|Liberal Party of Canada
|Edith Bickley
|Peter Milliken (Cousin)
|6 Children
|Military service
|Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, 1st Canadian Infantry Division, Royal Canadian Artillery, Freemasonry
John Ross Matheson, OC CD QC (November 14, 1917 – December 27, 2013) was a Canadian lawyer, judge, and politician who helped develop both the maple leaf flag and the Order of Canada.
Early life[edit]
He was born in Arundel, Quebec, the son of the Reverend Dr. A. Dawson Matheson and his wife Gertrude (née McCuaig). H17417 Matheson underwent training at the Royal Military College of Canada in 1936.[1] Matheson graduated from Queen's University in 1940, winning the prestigious Tricolour Award in that year for distinguished achievement.[2]
Matheson served as an officer with the 1st Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, 1st Canadian Infantry Division in Italy during World War II where he was wounded. He held honorary militia appointments with the 30th Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery from 1972 to 1982. He later retired with the rank of Colonel.
Family and legal career[edit]
After the war, Matheson met Edith Bickley, a radiologist's assistant, in St. Anne de Bellevue Hospital in Montreal, Quebec. He said they would never have met if she hadn't been such a curious nurse. The couple married and eventually had six children. He received a Bachelor of Laws degree from Osgoode Hall Law School, a Master of Arts degree from Mount Allison University, and a Master of Laws degree from the University of Western Ontario. He was called to the Bar of Ontario in 1948 and was created a Queen's Counsel in 1967. He practiced law with the firm of Matheson, Henderson & Hart in Brockville, Ontario. A member of the United Church of Canada, Matheson resided in Kingston, Ontario until his death in December 2013.
Political career[edit]
He was first elected as a Liberal in the Ontario riding of Leeds in a by-election in 1961. He was re-elected in 1962, 1963, and 1965. He was defeated by 4 votes in 1968.
Matheson was a leading member of the multi-party parliamentary committee whose mandate was to select a new flag design. It was Dr. George F.G. Stanley's idea that the new flag should be red and white, and that it should feature the single maple leaf. Matheson wrote a book, Canada's Flag: A Search for a Country, about the creation of the new flag.[3] (This book began as Matheson's master's thesis, supervised by Dr. George Stanley at Mount Allison University.) "Near this Parade Square, in March 1964, while viewing the College Flag atop Mackenzie Building, Col the Hon. G.F.G Stanley, then Dean of Arts RMC, first suggested to Col. the Hon. J.R. Matheson, then MP for Leeds, that the RMC College Flag should form the basis of the National Flag. The two collaborated on a design which was ultimately approved by Parliament and by Royal Proclamation adopted as the National Flag of Canada as of the 15th of February 1965."[4]
Matheson also played an important role in the creation of the Order of Canada, which was designed by Bruce W. Beatty.
In 1968, he was appointed a judge of the Judicial District of Ottawa-Carleton. In 1984, he was appointed a judge of the County Court of Lanark. In 1985, he was appointed a judge of the District Court of Ontario. From 1990 to 1992, he was a justice of the Ontario Court of Justice (General Division).
Matheson was portrayed by Peter MacNeill in a Heritage Minute television commercial about his involvement in the Flag committee.[5]
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- In 1993, he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada.
- In 1999, he was the inaugural recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians, awarded to a former parliamentarian "who has made an outstanding contribution to the country and its democratic institutions."[6]
- Knight of Justice Venerable Order of Saint John
- Knight Commander of Merit Order of Saint Lazarus
- Canadian Centennial Medal (1967)
- Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal (1977)
- 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada Medal (1992)
- Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal (2002)
- Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal (2012)
- Canadian Forces Decoration (1977)
- "Father of Our Flag"
Brockvillian JRM - The Father of Our Canadian Flag
John Ross Matheson MP Leeds County and resident of Brockville Ontario, was asked by Lester B. Pearson in 1961 to discreetly pursue research and investigate the design and creation of a National Flag for Canada, he was the person most responsible for the daily operation of the Parliamentary Flag Committee(Project Manager)he was personally requested to Chair this committee by Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson. Mr. Matheson informed the Prime Minister he could do far greater work as the Project Manager than he could as the Chairman of the Committee (Herman Batten was appointed). He spent many hours from 1961 through 1964 on this project working from his North Augusta Rd. home as well as on Parliament Hill. NO other individual in this country worked as long or with more determination to bring a National Flag to Canadians.
Colonel George F.G. Stanley was a significant contributor in the design of the Canadian Maple Leaf Flag. His vision brought together all the key components of the new flag design. There were over 2,100 submissions to the Official Flag Committee which had some form of Maple Leaf incorporated in the design. The Maple Leaf Flag had been suggested by Edward M. Chadwick in 1896 as well as Sir Eugene Fiset in 1918. Our Official Colours Red and White were given to Canada in 1921 by King George V. There were 15 members on the Parliamentary Flag Committee (Colonel Stanley was not part of this committee because he was not a member of Parliament; in fact, he was forbidden by his superiors at RMC from appearing in person before the Flag Committee). John Ross Matheson was responsible for getting the Stanley design onto the final selection board in the Flag Committee Room. The Stanley design was based upon a verbal discussion between John Ross Matheson and Colonel Stanley at RMC in Kingston Ontario. The suggestion was followed by Stanley's formal detailed memorandum[7] to John Matheson on the history of Canada's emblems, in which he warned that any new flag "must avoid the use of national or racial symbols that are of a divisive nature" and that it would be "clearly inadvisable" to create a flag that carried either a Union Jack or a Fleur-de-lis.
The final design of our Canadian Maple Leaf Flag has been documented in detailed Government records as having the Stanley suggestion as the basis, with Jacques Saint-Cyr (it has been alleged that Saint-Cyr's stylized eleven-point maple leaf was lifted from a copyrighted design owned by a Canadian craft shop in Ottawa[8]), Dr. Gunter Wyszcki and George Bist contributing to the stylized maple leaf, the official colours and the proportional sizing to adhere to the Heraldic and Historical values required to make our Canadian Maple Leaf Flag representative of Canadian Heritage. There was NOT one person who created the Canadian Maple Leaf Flag there were many contributors involved.
John Ross Matheson is often referred to as "The Father of Our Flag" not because he takes credit for the design or creation of our flag but, because of his dedication and determination to bring it to fruition. His tireless efforts culminated in the Official Flag Committee members voting unanimously 14-0 to accept the Canadian Maple Leaf Flag design on October 22, 1964. Followed up by a dedicated lobby campaign during the House of Commons filibuster, which saw several Members of Parliament from different Political Parties lend support to this Flag Committee recommendation, this support came to the forefront in a historic vote on December 15, 1964 at 2:00 AM when Parliament voted 168-73 to adopt the Canadian Maple Leaf as Canada's very own Flag. (Matheson wrote to Stanley immediately after the successful vote: "Your proposed flag has just now been approved by the Commons 163 to 78. Congratulations. I believe it is an excellent flag that will serve Canada well."[9]) This was then sent to the Senate of Canada and adopted as Law on Dec 17 1964 and received Royal Proclamation on January 28, 1965. The first Canadian Maple Leaf Flag was raised on Parliament Hill on February 15, 1965. All of this work was done in the challenging working atmosphere of an all party committee and a minority Government. It is a remarkable achievement to say the very least. The Great Flag Debate was over.!!!!
John Ross Matheson truly believes the Flag brought a feeling of unity to Canada in 1965 which has continued to this day.
"The "Father of Our Flag" was our Member of Parliament for Leeds County, and Citizen of Brockville, Ontario during every aspect of the Official Flag Committee work as well as Parliament's Great Flag Debate. In John Ross Matheson's own words "many hours were spent in the study of my family home on North Augusta Rd working on the Flag project". The people of Brockville are very proud of John Ross Matheson's accomplishments and want to recognize his legacy.
For all of the above reasons the "50 Years of Our Flag" committee as well as thousands of people who have commented since the City of Brockville has agreed to support our project, Brockville Ontario can legitimately claim to be " THE BIRTHPLACE OF OUR CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF FLAG". We believe this title is respectful and well deserved. All levels of government are working on bills to officially recognize Brockville is the birthplace of the Canadian Maple Leaf Flag. Municipal, Provincial and Federal levels of government have all embraced these initiatives of the 50 Years of Our Flag Committee.
The John Matheson Sword is awarded annually to the Preparatory Year cadet at the Royal Military College Saint-Jean who achieved the highest results in all four components of the College's program, namely Academics, Leadership, Athletics and Bilingualism.
- ^ Great Gunners Royal Canadian Artillery Museum http://www.rcamuseum.com/English/Great%20Gunners/matheson.htm
- ^ John Ross Matheson - Serving His Country at Home and Abroad http://www.queensjournal.ca/story/2007-11-09/news/serving-his-country-home-and-abroad/
- ^ Matheson, J.R. Canada's Flag: A Search for a Country, Mika Publishing Company, Belleville, Ontario, Canada, 1986
- ^ "Canadian Heritage Flags". Canadianheritage.gc.ca. Retrieved 2011-10-31.
- ^ http://www.histori.ca/minutes/minute.do?id=10227
- ^ Distinguished Service Award, Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians. Retrieved 2011-01-19.
- ^ Full text of George Stanley's Flag Memorandum
- ^ "The Eleven Point Maple Leaf". Canada's Four Corners. Retrieved March 9, 2012.
- ^ John Matheson's postcard to George Stanley, 15 December 1964, 2:00 AM, announcing the House of Commons' approval of Stanley's design for the new Canadian Flag
External links[edit]
- John Matheson – Parliament of Canada biography
- "Canadian Who's Who 1997 entry". University of Toronto Press.
- "Historian says Brockville's claim as birthplace of modern Canadian flag is incorrect," The Kingston Whig-Standard, 19 November 2014
- "Brockville's erroneous claims about Canadian flag," The Kingston Whig-Standard, 20 November 2014
- "Debate heats up over 'birthplace of Canadian flag' claim", Toronto Sun, 21 November 2014
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- Recipients of the Canadian Forces Decoration
- Canadian non-fiction writers
- Knights of Justice of the Order of St John
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Visitors to Fox News' web page today encountered this fair and balanced headline:
What? CBO says the Senate health care bill will reduce deficits. Why does Fox News headline the opposite?
Because the CBO now says the Senate health care bill will reduce deficits by slightly less than it had previously estimated. That, once Fox News runs it through their patented Lie-O-Mator 3000, turns into "CBO: Senate Health Bill Won't Reduce Deficits."
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A headline posted on FoxNews.com falsely claimed, "CBO: Senate Health Bill Won't Reduce Deficits." In fact, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) concluded that the bill would reduce federal deficits by $132 billion over 2010-2019 and would continue to reduce deficits in subsequent decades.
Yesterday, we pointed out that Fox News' unofficial gay-baiter Maxim Lott had followed up on his false allegations against Department of Education official Kevin Jennings - which resulted in a humiliating retraction - with a new smear piece.
In an article headlined "Obama's Safe Schools Czar Tied to Lewd Readings for 7th Graders," Lott reported that Jennings "is under fresh attack after it was revealed that the pro-gay group he formerly headed recommends books his critics say are pornographic." Lott buried the group's disclaimer that those books recommended for grades 7-12 "contain mature themes" and the recommendation that "adults selecting books for youth review content for suitability," grossly distorted the contents of those books, and at least two of the "critics" he cited are anti-gay bigots.
In short, he did an atrocious job. But hey, if there's anything we've learned over the past months, it's that there's a market for smears of Jennings; no matter how dubious, the right-wing fever swamp will run with it.
And so, Gateway Pundit - who's been channeling Jennings smears from the anti-gay "hate group" MassResistance for the past few weeks -- quickly picked it up:
And, of course, it's currently the top story on Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com:
Oh, by the way, neither Hoft nor BigGovernment are acknowledging that Lott actually debunks one of the false smears they pushed - that "fisting kits" were distributed at a 2001 GLSEN event. According to Lott, "The kit was actually for making a "dental dam" -- designed to prevent STD transmission during oral sex." Which, of course, was pretty obvious, given that the kit reportedly consisted of "a single plastic glove, a package of K-Y lubricant," and instructions titled "How to Make a Dental Dam From a Latex Glove."
Three months ago, Fox News was forced to issue a humiliating retraction of the false allegations it had leveled against Department of Education official Kevin Jennings. Now, Maxim Lott, the FoxNews.com reporter at the center of those falsehoods, has re-emerged with more smears of Jennings.
This time, in an article headlined "Obama's Safe Schools Czar Tied to Lewd Readings for 7th Graders," Lott reported that Jennings "is under fresh attack after it was revealed that the pro-gay group he formerly headed recommends books his critics say are pornographic." In the article, Lott grossly distorts the contents of books recommended by GLSEN for grades 7-12 and waits until the 13th paragraph to disclose that the list of books included the disclaimer that they "contain mature themes" and the recommendation that "adults selecting books for youth review content for suitability."
And just who are the "critics" who apparently inspired Lott's article? In short: anti-gay bigots.
There's Peter Sprigg of the Family Research Council, who last year announced his desire "to export homosexuals from the United States" -- a comment for which he later apologized (sort of). FRC's website states: "Family Research Council believes that homosexual conduct is harmful to the persons who engage in it and to society at large, and can never be affirmed. It is by definition unnatural, and as such is associated with negative physical and psychological health effects."
Lott also quoted Peter LaBarbera of American for Truth about Homosexuality. LaBarbera has explained that his attacks on Jennings are "all about homosexuality and the 'gay' activist agenda whose singular goal is to normalize homosexuality as a 'civil right.' "
The fact that Fox continues to allow Lott to report on Jennings is some of the strongest evidence yet that the network isn't a news outlet at all but is actually a right-wing political organization whose mission is to concoct dishonest, bigoted attacks with which to damage progressives and the Obama administration.
Let's revisit some of Lott's past work on the Jennings beat.
On September 30, Lott reported as fact that more 21 years ago, as a young teacher in Massachusetts, Jennings "didn't report that a 15-year-old boy told him that he was having sex with an older man."
At the time, there was substantial evidence available that Lott's claim was false. As Media Matters pointed out, a publicly available 2004 letter from Jennings' lawyer stated that the student was actually 16 years old when the conversation took place. The Massachusetts age of consent is -- and was at the time -- 16; Jennings was under no obligation to report anything. (The student later said that he "had no sexual contact with anybody at the time.")
On October 1, after reporting as fact that the student was "15," Lott apparently decided to check whether this claim was true. As Media Matters exclusively revealed, Lott sent a Facebook message to the student, asking if the "rumor" that he was 15 at the time was "accurate."
Normally, this is the sort of thing journalists ask before leveling allegations at public servants. But Lott and Fox News are apparently so obsessed with gay-baiting that accuracy has become a secondary matter that can wait until after they've run with their charges.
On October 2, two days after Lott's story ran, Media Matters published a statement from the student and a copy of his driver's license, definitively proving that he was 16 at the time of his conversation with Jennings. That same day, the student wrote to Lott and demanded a correction. Eventually, Fox added the following editor's note to the top of Lott's article: "Since this story was originally published, the former student referred to as 'Brewster' has stepped forward to reveal that he was 16 years old, not 15, at the time of the incident described in this report."
Three months later, Lott's back. And he's got a new smear.
In an article headlined "Obama's Safe Schools Czar Tied to Lewd Readings for 7th Graders," FoxNews.com's Maxim Lott reported that Department of Education official Kevin Jennings "is under fresh attack after it was revealed that the pro-gay group he formerly headed recommends books his critics say are pornographic." But Lott did not note until the 13th paragraph of his article that the list of books recommended by the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) for grades 7-12 included the disclaimer that they "contain mature themes" and the recommendation that "adults selecting books for youth review content for suitability"; moreover, at least two of the "critics" cited by Lott have a history of anti-gay bigotry.
Conservative media figures have attacked Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D-NV) remarks linking slavery to Republican opposition to health care reform legislation, but have routinely attacked progressives and the Obama administration for creating "slavery" and enslaving the public.
On December 3, a FoxNews.com article and Special Report host Bret Baier both reported that Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) senior fellow Christopher Horner has threatened to sue NASA, alleging that the space agency has distorted climate change data; additionally, Horner appeared on the December 3 edition of Fox News' Hannity and the December 4 edition of Fox & Friends to discuss Horner's accusations. However, not once during these segments did Fox News personalities note that CEI has received millions of dollars from Exxon Mobil Corp. and foundations linked to the oil industry.
A FoxNews.com article headlined, "Rumsfeld cries foul on Obama claim troop requests for Afghanistan were denied," uncritically reported that former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld "said in his statement the White House should make public any such requests if they exist to back up the allegation" and repeated his comments that "[t]he president's assertion does a disservice to the truth and, in particular, to the thousands of men and women in uniform who have fought, served and sacrificed in Afghanistan." FoxNews.com ignored the fact that a request for additional troops from Gen. David McKiernen, then commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, went unfulfilled during the Bush administration and was granted by President Obama in March.
In a November 30 piece, FoxNews.com contributor John Lott joins the conservative freak-out over "climate-gate," claiming that "CRU's temperature data and all of the research done with it are now in question" and "[t]here is no precedent for so many academics engaging in coordinated efforts to distort research for political ends."
We've already debunked much of the hysteria over "climate-gate," but Lott probably isn't the best person to complain about research integrity.
In 2003, it was revealed that Lott had been defending the integrity of his own research online over the previous three years under the pseudonym "Mary Rosh." In one posting, Lott/Mary gushed: "I have to say that [Lott] was the best professor I ever had." Lott was trashed by liberals and conservatives alike; Michelle Malkin wrote that "Lott's invention of Mary Rosh to praise his own research and blast other scholars is beyond creepy. And it shows his extensive willingness to deceive to protect and promote his work." Lott has also been caught using fraudulent data for his research.
More recently, Lott was criticized for botching research to cry voter fraud in the Franken-Coleman recount. Veteran Minnesota reporter and media critic David Brauer called Lott's purported research "baseless sliming" and "disgusting," while Minneapolis Star Tribune editor Glenn Howatt said that Lott's "numbers are simply wrong."
Commenter M. Rosh, however, calls Lott's "climate-gate" piece "brilliant."
A graphic posted on FoxNews.com suggested that President Obama is responsible for all of the $3.5 trillion in federal outlays for Fiscal Year 2009. In fact, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has stated that "much" of the 2009 increase in spending "results from legislation enacted in calendar year 2008 in response to turmoil in the housing and financial markets-in particular, $133 billion for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and $291 billion for the estimated costs of placing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into conservatorship."
The Drudge Report and FoxNews.com have seized on a Washington Times article that falsely suggests the Obama administration excluded Republican lawmakers from its first state dinner on November 24, honoring Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. In fact, as the Times itself reported, Obama invited several Republicans, including the House and Senate Minority leaders, and some are declining to attend.
The Fox Nation and FoxNews.com advanced the suggestion that Democrats' health care plans are, in Fox Nation's words, a "Ponzi scheme," a charge presumably based on Sen. Jon Kyl's (R-AZ) claim that "[w]hen they claim a savings ... in the first 10 years, that's because they start collecting taxes in 2010 they don't start spending money till 2014." In fact, contrary to Kyl's suggestion that savings would not extend past the first 10 years, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projected that the Senate health care bill would continue to reduce the deficit beyond the first 10 years by as much as $650 billion in the decade beginning after 2019.
The Washington Times and FoxNews.com falsely reported that a review by the Justice Department's inspector general of Justice Department grants to ACORN revealed that ACORN "mismanaged" grant funds. In fact, the IG report -- which identified one direct Justice grant to an ACORN affiliate and four subgrants to ACORN or ACORN affiliates between 2002 and 2009 -- did not address how ACORN or its affiliates managed these funds.
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Linking to an Associated Press article about Medicare coverage for voluntary end-of-life counseling in the House health care bill, conservative media outlets such as Fox News and BigGovernment.com have featured misleading headlines to revive the widely debunked "death panel" smear. Fox News' Peter Johnson Jr. also stated during an interview with Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX), "So with regard to the death panel, nothing much has changed."


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CN Rail's 2013 profit forecast disappoints
Canadian National Railway forecast a 2013 profit that fell short of analyst expectations, sending shares of the country's biggest rail carrier lower even as it posted higher quarterly earnings and increased its dividend.Canaccord Genuity analyst David Tyerman said he had estimated 2013 earnings at C$6.05, an 8 percent increase that reflected increased pension costs that the company warned about last quarter.
"This has to be taken into context," Tyerman said. "The stock is up a good amount over the last year and we're not exactly down a huge amount, we're down just over 1 percent. So it's hardly telling you it's a disaster."
The company's stock may not be "priced for perfection," he added, but there are high expectations from the railway, which boasts top-notch operating efficiency.
CN's operating ratio, a key measure of a railway's productivity, improved by 1.1 points to 63.6 percent in the fourth quarter. The lower the ratio, which calculates operating costs as a percentage of revenue, the more efficient a railway.
For all of 2012, the ratio was 62.9 percent, a 0.6 point improvement over 2011.
The Montreal-based railway said its 2013 estimates reflect an approximate C$150 million ($150.9 million) headwind from increased pension expenses.
"For 2013, CN anticipates continued gradual improvement in the economy and further growth opportunities in intermodal, energy and other resource markets," Chief Executive Claude Mongeau said in a statement.
The company expects to generate between C$800 million and C$900 million in free cash flow in 2013 and spend C$1.9 billion on capital investments.
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Best places to eat in downtown San Mateo
- kitchenstink Oct 8, 2008 11:01 PM
For those of you that live in San Mateo or like to hangout in the downtown area, I'd like to get recommendations on the best places to eat, from expensive special occasion type places, cheap eats, or casual dinners with friends.
I used to live and work in downtown San Mateo but it's been a long time. Are there great places like in San Francisco?
Recent post on San Mateo:
I would add Central Park Bistro and Spied (both on 4th Ave) and Astaria (on 3rd) for more upscale that what was listed in the above post
re: rednails
Thanks, that's kind of disappointing since the only thing that's been added to the area is Gator's. Everything else is a holdover from over 10 years ago. I'm wondering why that is.
re: kitchenstink
Little Sheep Hotpot is new.
231 Ellsworth re-opened in 2000 with a new chef.
There's someone new in the old Chef Wei spot.
Is kingfish really that old?
Dunno about some of the rest
Overall, I think you're probably right, not all that much change....
re: bbulkow
What about Lure? I've heard good things about that place.
Kingfish used to be something else, I think the predecessor had spent a lot of money redoing the building.
Perhaps I'm used to San Francisco restaurants, but most of the mentions of non Asian places all seem like they are passable.
re: kitchenstink
Lure has gotten great reviews. A young asian woman chef. Fresh, creative seafood but a bit pricey. I also hear that a new Brazilian restaurant (one location already in Hayes Valley) called Espetus Churrascaria is is shortly opening in San Mateo at the corner of B and 9th.
re: SanMateoFoodie
Thanks for the input, I had a great time at Espetus in the city, great idea to open in SM. Any types of places like Nopa, Range, Firefly?
re: SanMateoFoodie
204 - A Second Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401
re: kitchenstink
i went to lure last night and was not impressed at all. i had the "whole tai snapper with May's Sambal, Lotus Root, Jicama & Tat Soi Salad" and the SO had "hawaiian walu Yucca, Tropical Fruit Salad, Serrano Chile Vinaigrette" and neither were very good.
the snapper was nicely cooked, though apparently yelpers have had problems with overcooked fish. the sambal.... there was at least a half cup of it on the plate, with a bunch dumped on each side of the fish and a bit on top. that's a lot of sambal. and since it's heavy and very strongly spiced, it completely overwhelmed the taste of the fish. i ended up scraping it all off my plate. the salad was poorly dressed, very oily, and totally uninteresting. overall, a poorly thought out and executed dish.
the SO had the walu. the fish was nicely cooked. the fruit salad was odd... little diced fruits, with stringy and dense yucca slices. the alleged vinagrette was not spicy, and just added oil to the dish. the best thing that can be said about the salad is that the fruit was fresh. the general response was "well, this is better than yours. tasty but hardly mouthwatering. uninteresting."
and the service. my god it was amateur hour. we got there at 7, the restaurant was empty. we asked for one of the two-tops in the window. the hostess was quite curt and said no, those are already reserved. ok, fine. a few more couples came in over the evening, and several of them asked to be seated in a different place than they had been put. the restaurant was virtually empty, but they were putting people at the two-tops at the back of the restaurant near the kitchen. the answer to these requests was always no, and not in a polite or deft way. ick.
the servers hovered, were overeager, and also lacked skill. faces fell as well declined appetizers, wine, sides, and bottled water. try not to look so sad as you see the price of the bill falling. the water glasses were refilled, which was good, but they did it by reaching across the table and over our food. considering there was ample space behind each of us, they should have reached from behind instead of across our conversation. the waitress checked back several times to ask "are you still enjoying that?" wow. for those prices, i would expect a bit more professionalism and training.
one other couple was put in one of the two window two-tops. the other table never had anyone sit there, despite the couples who asked to be moved once sat by the kitchen.
my SO asked for a dirty martini. "stoli ok?" "no, i'd prefer grey goose if you have it." "yes we do, sure thing." and then the martini arrives. the SO confirms the type of vodka in the martini. "stoli!" said the server. we paused and then the SO reminded him that he asked for grey goose. the server frowns, catches himself, and then takes it away to bring back the right martini. in fairness, once the right martini came, the SO thought it was very good.
total was $70 something without tip.
despite being literally four blocks away, we would not go back. it cost way too much for poorly executed food and amateur service.
re: bbulkow
I have not been to the place that took Chef Wei's spot. It does not look promising though. I don't know what kind of clientele it's trying to attract, but certainly not the Chinese crowd. Joy Luck is still the only Chinese place we'll go to in this area.
There is also close to 231 Ellsworth a great prime rib place - San Mateo Prime - it's on 3rd / Ellsworth, across from the Walgreens.
Great bar - full bar, and the prime rib style is like House of Prime rib, but better and closer for us on the peninsula!
On the cheap end of things I'd recommend:
Amici's (chain but best pizza downtown)
Jeffrey's Hamburgers
Thai Satay
El Pollo Supremo
La Michoacana
Nawab (probably your best Indian bet though it was hit and miss on my last visit; skip the lunch buffet)
Here are some of my past posts:
La Michoacana in San Mateo - Cheap Greaseless Tasty Pupusa Lunch... Who Could Ask for More?
Thai Satay in San Mateo – Great Curries and Egg Rolls But Don't Get Busted by the F.B.I.!
New: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/...
Ordinary Nawab Cooks Indian Classics Extraordinarily Well (San Mateo)
re: Shane Greenwood
Just made the mistake of going to Amici's. I had a good pizza there once (at different branch).....but it just isn't good - was supposed to be cheese, sauce and garlic. Tasted like salty oily cardboard - no taste of tomato whatsoever. Even though I was waiting for take out and was the only one there it wasn't even hot - must have been sitting a while before they boxed it. I wasn't up to driving to A16 (which was the pizza I was craving) but now I feel ripped off (it wasn't cheap) and unsatisfied. Oh well, three strikes (this was the third bad pizza in a row - well once a year I guess I forget) and you're out Amici's :(
re: Shane Greenwood
231 ellsworth is special occasion worthy
As is maybe San Mateo Prime
I'd put both above Viognier - even though I haven't eaten at San Mateo Prime
Central Park Bistro is a little high end, depending on the special occasion
Last year I lived in downtown San Mateo for a few months and ate almost everywhere, except Lure which I really should have tried. Kingfish is disappointing, it has the feel and taste of a high end chain restaurant. Gator was a huge disappointment. For sushi, Sushi Sam's (despite the name) is terrific, along with Izakaya Mai, which is good for sushi and more. Chef Wai was great but there is a report that he's not at the restaurant anymore and it's gone downhill. Viogner inside Draeger's has gone downhill without reducing prices, not what it once was. I really liked Astaria, great bar too, but there is a chef change and I have no idea how it is affecting things. At the low end, I really like Saigon City, which is two blocks east of the train tracks. Bistro Luneta is another block east and serves excellent, if somewhat expensive, Filipino food with some fusion dishes. The two Indian restaurants in downtown are awful. I was even served spinach that had clearly come from a freezer package at one of them. Santa Ramen has a lot of devotees but I find tastier ramen in the Japantown mall or, when I'm south of the city, in Mt. View.
Santa Ramen Japanese Restaurant
1944 South El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA
Bistro Luneta
615 3rd Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94401
Saigon City Restaurant
418 E 3rd Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401
Izakaya Mai Restaurant
212 2nd Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401
Sushi Sam's
218 E 3rd Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401
re: realspear
Chef Wai's restaurant has been gone for awhile. There has been at least one failed restaurant there since - not sure if there's even a tenant at the moment.
re: estnet
That's really disappointing. In a sea of anonymous Chinese restaurants on the Peninsula, Andy Wai was a real standout. Since I don't live down there, it doesn't matter that much, but it's still disappointing. As much as I like places like the Hong Kong Flower Lounge, I haven't found anything much like Andy's food up here, which was a lot more innovative than HKFL and pretty much every other Chinese restaurant in the city, since he left for the Peninsula.
re: realspear
While I agree that HFKL is rather large and impersonal and not my cup of tea, I love eating at Shanghai East, Little Shanghai, Everyday Beijing, and Joy Luck for dim sum (all in San Mateo) and do so as frequently as possible. I think the food at each is excellent - although not innovative - service is always great and prices low.
These businesses always seemed quite humble, in a good way.
I reject the idea that Everyday Beijing is anonymous - the number of beijing focused restaurants in the area is low, and those big chewy dumpling skins are just the ticket some days.
Chef Wai left, and reviews were that the joint was fickle. Service could be hit or miss, excellent reviews by "old friends of Andy" and meh reviews by others, and high prices. I can't comment on the food because the reviews always turned me off, then it vanished.
re: bbulkow
Bottom line, Chef Wai was poorly mismanaged and run as a restaurant, perhaps the blame shifts more towards the 2 or 3 other investors who focused more on operations and the business. This resulted in waitstaff turnover, poor staff training, and of course low walk-in and new customer satisfaction. These guys probably put all their stakes into thinking that their executive chef's star power and ardent old fans from the Harbor Village SF days (e.g. the VIP golfers) would keep their engine well oiled, when in fact it eventually backfired.
It is a shame that to get the best of the best of Andy's cooking, that one had to know him (or go with someone who does), and have him make up the menu for you (Chinese omakase if you will). Part of that is a perhaps bad Cantonese Hong Kong kind of culture where one has to invest heavily in a relationship to get the primo stuff (and service), not a reflection on Andy, but in a way these ardent fans and golfers perpetuated this kind of behavior. Well from a bigger picture, it kind of goes both ways, you invest in a relationship, tip well, the staff remember you as does the chef, and they take care of you.
That happens at other places too. An un-named sushi place in the South Bay is like that too that caters to not VIP golfers but VPs, except there's no subtlety whatsoever in terms of treatment should you be treated very differently from regulars. Basically your choice, your money.
But those who have had the best of Andy, will come to understand why he's such a talented chef, and why only he has been able to recreate that true old style Hong Kong flavor, while ingeniously incorporating fusion elements into his cooking and take it to new levels. There were a few decent items off the regular menu (before it got reduced to one page nearing the death knell of the place) in its heyday.
Just a disclaimer, I'm not an "old friend of Andy", although I've family members who are. But I am seeing things from both sides to offer this perspective. As far as I know, Andy has not secured a new chef gig yet, but is helping out at a very famous fusion place in SF. There's another CH here who probably has even more updated information on him (cough cough).
re: K K
According to today's Chronicle, Chef Andy will be Chef de Cuisine at Heaven's Dog, the new restaurant opened by Charles Phan (Slanted Door) on Mission between 7th and 8th. I will certainly check it out, I never had any problems getting good food at the San Mateo location. Chef Andy was accessible and willing to chat about food every time I was there, I'm looking forward to the new place when it opens.
re: realspear
Thanks for the update. He was indeed working at the Slanted Door after he left Chef Wai, doing non cooking yet creative design type things, I guess that is no longer a secret with the Chron's annoucnement and proof of what he was going to be up to. I hope this new venture works out for him.
re: realspear
Dojo is the hot spot for ramen now, but I have no idea how to avoid the lines.
Ramen Dojo
805 S B St, San Mateo, CA 94401
I live in San Mateo and eat out a lot, and I agree w/ a lot of the posts here. Sushi Sam is some of the best sushi around, Joy Luck is excellent (although the service can be truly awful, especially for dinner), and I'd second the recs for 231 Ellsworth and (on the opposite end of the scale) Jeffrey's. A few other places that haven't been mentioned are Sun Tung (try the green onion pancake, pork and dill dumplings, and fish with rice wine sauce) at 153 South B Street, and La Pinata (the Salvadoran food -- especially the pupusas -- but not the Mexican food) at 120 N. B St.
Don't forget Happy Cafe on the low end as well - excellent XLB and good shanghai noodles. And a spotlessly clean kitchen (you pass through on the way to the restroom)! Unfortunately, only open for dinner one night each week nowadays (think it's Wed). Lots of interesting dim sum items on the weekend only.
Happy Cafe Restaurant
250 S B St, San Mateo, CA 94401
Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot (order the half-half, shrimp balls, tong ho, fatty beef, and/or frozen tofu)
Maru Maru (bbq shortribs - cheaper during lunch, dinosaur foot roll, maru maru roll)
Hotaru (best japanese curry)
Kisaku (buta kakuni, black cod)
Yogurtouille (any of the Strauss tarts)
the peruvian place on B street has delicious white cookies with caramel in the middle (don't know the name)
Jeffrey's for burgers
Joy Luck for dim sum
re: dorayaki
My mom reports that all her friends have headed over there over Joy since the prices are a little cheaper. She didn't say the food was any worse or better than Joy. The group has also been frequenting APUS on El Camino near 25th ave. I haven't been, but it's on my list...
re: dorayaki
Didn't see Everyday Beijing mentioned, one of the best Chinese in downtown San Mateo as far as I'm concerned. Also concur with Nawab and Hotaru. We were at Izakaya Mai just tonight for the third time and the food was good, though service can be crazy.
re: Wendy_san
+1 on Everyday Beijing. They are still very good after these few years since opening.
re: dorayaki
I went to it right after it opened. They were doing free dim sum tastings. The dim sum ranged from bad to mediocre. We ordered e fu noodles, which were ok. Joy Luck is much, much better.
re: hotlipshoagie
Saigon City for sure! Get #42 with pork. Also good pho and bahn mi
re: hotlipshoagie
I'll second the specialty sandwiches at Ravioli House.
Ravioli House
505 S B St, San Mateo, CA 94401
Kaz grill next to the japanese market is a great place for a quick cheap bite to eat - takeout japanese/asian. The curry rice bowl is my fav, and the bulgogi beef is pretty awesome too!
haven't had too many of their other dishes, but those two rock
Lure is horrible. I actually liked the service but both my husband's dish and mine were inedible & it was so expensive. Kingfish is great for drinks,appetizers,dessert, service and ambiance. The main entrees are all awful. Viognier used to be my favorite, but the service and quality of food has gone way downhill. It took them 45 minutes to give us our meal at brunch! The best are B Street & Vine. The service, atmosphere, friendliness of owners, drinks and food are very good. Also like California Roll, Joy Luck, and Quickly (for yougurt & slushies). Porterhouse restaurant is really great for meat dishes, drinks and atmosphere. Very elegant. Capellini's never disappoints. For quick bites, Rave Burger, LL Barbeque, and Golden Island are great. Bombay Garden has the best lunch buffet in the Peninsula. Service is great. Make reservations since restaurant is small.
re: Desigal7
Curry Up Now is also great Indian "street food" and "Old Town" has very generous and tasty sized sushi rolls right close to the movie theatres. Park for real cheap at the train station behind.


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Neil Kelly Quartet to Perform at CSMA, Thursday, Oct 4
Original post made by CSMA, another community, on Oct 3, 2012
Enjoy the cutting edge jazz of the Neil Kelly Quartet - Neil Kelly (guitar); Lukas Vesely (bass); Joe DeRose (drums and percussion); and CSMA faculty member Dan Magay (clarinet, alto sax and flute) as they perform works including Lukas Vesely's "Prayer to Africa"; Neil Kelly's suite "Landscape," based on a post modern poem about the Martian landscape; Kenny Kirkland's "Dienda"; and Pink Floyd's "Let There Be More Light." Special guests Jonathan Bautista (tenor sax) and poet Mina Kelly.
When: Thursday, October 4, 7 pm.
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a resident of another community
on Oct 3, 2012 at 4:26 pm
CSMA is a registered user.
Forgot the address! CSMA is at 230 San Antonio Circle, Mountain View, 94040. For directions and parking, visit www.arts4all.org/contact/directions.htm.
Parking is VERY limited! Arrive early!
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
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Neil is a talented and orginal player. If ypu have a child in one of the local jazz bands, its a must see.
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- Director: Antoine Fuqua
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rikhurst says:
Hit some ice on way back home tonight at the A444 George Eliot hospital roundabout in Nuneaton. The back end slipped out but kept it upright just.. Slid about a meter over the stop line into incoming traffic. Wanted to say a public thank you to the lady in the Corsa? coming around who stopped otherwise would I have been hit.. So whoever you were.. Thanks!
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A virtual bunch of flowers to the woman in the corsa Get yourself a brandy rik, good for the shock. Actually its just good
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a bottle, and one for the nice lady
calling me a nice lady BB, rik, get one for the corsa woman as well
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SlowLearner says:
Slipped on my old LC back in the day while at college, it was my good fortune that there was a large group of student at a bus stop right next to the mini-roundabout where I turned.Large group of students? Damn, I'd better impress them by going around it fast! Not a good idea. Went down with quite a slam, a couple of them managed to restrain their laughter long enough to help me back up again - all the rest were hooting with mirth at the show. Clearly, this was the funniest thing they'd seen in ages.
not a bike though! was on a bus, my shopping was about to roll out of the holding area. stood up, sorted it out, went to sit back down.......well if it wasnt one of those seats that flips back uphit the deck like a sack of shite. guffaws a plenty, even the driver was wiping his tears of hilarity away.
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Know it well, from Nuneaton myself.
Got caught out there once in the summer heading into town, it is a nice roundabout where you can nip up the outside lane flick it through the roundabout back on the gas up to the next roundabout at the top of the hill, pass all the traffic and make good progress.
The problem is there is a nasty little crest on the George Elliot (hospital entrance) roundabout that upsets the bike if going a bit too fast. ( I lost the back end but saved it)
Glad you are ok
You may have heard about the recent motorcycle deaths in Nuneaton about three in one week, one not too far away from where you had your moment, of all places one was killed at the side road from the Odeon and KFC at Bermuda Park.
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The shares of a publicly traded company that is on the verge of insolvency or bankruptcy. A death knell stock typically trades for less than $1. Death knell stocks are considered a very high risk investment. Sometimes companies can recover from such a poor financial position, but even if they do, they still may not be stable or be expected to last in the long run. Investors in death knell stocks may not earn a return on their investments and may even lose their principal.
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Despite their low share price, death knell stocks should not be confused with penny stocks; the latter are typically micro-cap stocks that trade over the counter and have low volume. A historical example of a death knell stock is Lehman Brothers' stock, which collapsed in the blink of an eye in 2008 as the company went under.
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Estimated Recovery Value (ERV)The projected value of an asset that can be recovered in the ...
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