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234 South B Street
San Mateo, CA 94401
San Mateo
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Attic Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(650) 342-4506
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm; Bar: 4:00pm - last call
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Pan-Asian, Southeast Asian
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Private Room, Wine
For catering, buffets, large party dining, after hour cocktail parties, or venue rental needs, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or (650) 342-4506.
Special Events & Promotions:
Level 236, a nightclub/ lounge venue next door to Attic, is also available for your private event needs. For rental and venue info, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or (650) 348-8008.
Getting there
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3rd Avenue
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Public Lot
Parking Details:
Closest Parking Lot is off of Main St. between 1st and 2nd Ave. Street parking is free after 6pm, Monday-Saturdays.
A word from Attic
An attic is where lost treasures are rediscovered, realized and re-imagined. Some of the most exciting flavors and culinary gems are hidden throughout Asia, where the cultures have mastered the art of cooking for centuries. With that in mind, we cordially invite you a unique exploration of food,
décor, and service in San Mateo's Attic restaurant, bar and lounge.
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Diner Reviews
This was our second time to The
Attic. The first time was very good. This time it all went downhill. Service was poor - they should hire some professionals to host and wait on tables, not all trainees. The host was not the most attentive, preoccupied with her computer. We ordered about 12 dishes and the waiter brought them out one at a time and they all came out cold! Did he forget about our dishes and let them sit there? Hard to tell if the food was good this time - surely was not good cold. Way too much msg in their food. We were all terribly thirsty after the meal."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Don't miss the Brussel Sprouts or
Sizzling Sisig. Actually there are many great items on the menu. What really makes this neighborhood gem are the people that work there. The service is attentive and fun!"
Dined on 8/8/2014
Excellent food. Drink service was
a bit slow otherwise service was attentive. Under $40 per person including cocktails and pupus."
Dined on 8/2/2014
The parking was awful however,
that did not deter us from going. They were so patient and allowed us to be almost 15 minutes late to our reservation. The food was unbelievable. Really delicious and inventive, without being pretentious."
Dined on 7/25/2014
My wife and I have been loving
this place since it opened. The menu changes regularly so there is always something new to try. We love the bar side on the 2nd floor. Much more quiet than downstairs and more romantic."
Dined on 7/16/2014
We love this place! The brussel
sprouts, ahi tuni poke and sizzling sisig are our favorites."
Dined on 6/17/2014
This staff here is very polite and
engaged, and the ambience is nice, but they essentially charge entrée prices for appetizer portions. My friend and I spent close to $80 and bounced over to In n Out after to avoid going home hungry. I would recommend this place for drinks only."
Dined on 6/11/2014
Dined here for my 30th birthday
with a party of 13. It was really loud - difficult to hear even the person next to me. I think it would be better in a smaller group. However, the food and the service was great. They let you bring cocktails from Under the Attic (the affiliated bar downstairs) up to dinner with you."
Dined on 6/6/2014
our party had a guest who only ate
veggies and fish and we have lots to choose from...all delicious. In fact, more so than our one beef dish that we ordered. curry cauliflower was very different. kale and quinoa salad was good as was the roasted brussels sprouts. sweet pea and shrimp was yummy; tuna poke starter was great. our server Michelle was very helpful, patient and attentive. all the staff was very pleasant too as it got busy and noisy and then more calm. charming space that really felt like a fun attic space to have a small party."
Dined on 6/6/2014
We enjoyed our evening thoroughly.
The cocktails were unusual and very balanced and creative. The food was very tasty and again inventive. The service was excellent. "
Dined on 6/3/2014
Love this place, from the cool bar
downstairs to the funky decor upstairs (decorated to look like an attic) to the amazing food. Great service too! Favorites include the poke appetizer and shaking beef.... and the Thai mojito!"
Dined on 6/3/2014
I went out of my way to go to this
restaurant for a casual client dinner. Easy to find, located in downtown San Mateo. The bar on the bottom floor is nondescript, loud music - would not even know that there was a restaurant upstairs except I had made reservations on OpenTable for dinner reservations and saw the menu. Not sure how they market this restaurant otherwise for OpenTable. I heard of the restaurant by chance from a co-worker and I went onto OpenTable to check it out. The food was very good - the appetizers were very small, hard to share. Asian fusion, but not many gluten free options. Limited Menu. Drinks were very good. Waiter was very friendly and accommodating. Knew the menu well. Liked the open window concept."
Dined on 5/14/2014
I loved every dish we ordered -
from the garlic noodles to the lumpia to the sisig. As a Filipino America, this place got it right in terms of the mix of other Asian foods with traditional filipino dishes. Plus, the upstairs dining area is so cozy!"
Dined on 5/7/2014
We ordered sweet potato fries, ahi
tuna poke, lumpia cigarillos and calamari. I would order the fries and tuna again. Dinner we ordered Long Life Garlic Noodles, Adobo Wing Lollipops, Salpicao, and Pea Sprout Stir Fry. I would definitely order the noodles again. The lollipops were good but I wouldn't order the other items. I would try some new items next time."
Dined on 3/21/2014
My clients arrived into SFO
airport and instead of taking them to their hotels into San Francisco, I decided that it would be better to find a place for them to wind down from the trip and have dinner closer to the airport. It's also better plan than fighting traffic into San Francisco. My client told me that he wanted to dine in San Francisco thinking that restaurants were much better there. I did tell him that is not the case these days and he should trust me on this. Both clients were pleasantly surprised with the Attic. They loved everything about it and were impressed with my choice. They are both foodies from Orange County, therefore their standard for eating out is quite high."
Dined on 3/5/2014
The food was ok, nothing super
exciting. We had party of 5 on satruday night. The restaurant was booked for a private party and they were not letting anyone in past 10 pm. Our reservation was at 8:30. Once they served us someone was hovering over our table asking if we were done every 2 min. At one point i was eating from a plate that the server asked if he can take away. I expected to enjoy my evening not have someone breath down my neck and expect me to leave 40 min after the food was served."
Dined on 3/1/2014
A loud but friendly place. Not a
venue for a quiet romantic meal but if one doesn't mind a raucous environment along with some very good Philippine influenced dishes this is a fun restaurant. Due to very difficult traffic in downtown San Mateo on a Friday night we were over a half hour late but the hostess assured us a table would soon be available. We were seated within five minutes and our server was right there to assist us with our selections. Dishes are arranged "family style" and our curiosity of the cuisine may have caused us to over order but very little was left on the plates when we concluded our repast. Service was friendly and very efficient. The Attic's decibel level is high but so is the quality of the service and the food,"
Dined on 2/28/2014
We took a visiting cousin to the
Attic and all three of us were delighted by the food. The dishes were flavorfull and vibrant. I took some of the leftovers home for my husband and he liked it even then. Definitely would come back."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Great food! Better service! This
was our first time going after hearing a lot about it. We weren't disappointed."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I picked the Attic based on yelp
reviews and location. We were pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere, service and food. It was a lively scene, even on an early Wednesday night. I highly recommend this restaurant. It's right across from the San Mateo theaters, so would be the perfect location for date night. I took a handful of cards to give to my friends and co workers."
Dined on 2/12/2014
My fiance and I shared an early
Valentine's day this Saturday at the Attic. We were seated promptly at 8pm and served very quickly. We had some excellent cocktails which were both creative and strong, followed by the brussel sprout appetizer which I enjoyed but it tasted fishy so my fiance did not. The food is served family style, so the plating is large and for the whole table. We had the Korean BBQ beef and the sisling pork with egg. Both were excellent fair and well in keeping with our low-carb diet.. The view, ambiance and decor is all quite charming and intimate. The table for two was a bit small given the fact that food is service style, but that's our only complaint. Also, the bar downstairs is great and has a fantastic happy hour."
Dined on 2/8/2014
I've tasted better restaurants in
the area and this place is certainly over priced for the taste. Portion was okay, but food was quite bland except for the curry. Garlic noodle lacked a lot of garlic, pretty much just chow mien with no meat even though I ordered it with crab."
Dined on 2/6/2014
It was good, food was nice and bar
has a good vibe and decent happy hour prices. Interesting décor upstairs, a little loud but not annoying. Odd layout but attractive and well done."
Dined on 1/15/2014
This was a great choice to
celebrate a friend's birthday. We ordered a variety of appetizers and main course to share. It worked out great."
Dined on 1/15/2014
The food is served to share --
tapas/family style -- so order a few mains and starters for everyone at the table to share. This is a fun way to try everything! Attic is a gem in the busy restaurant row of South B street. Although this restaurant is categorized on FB and Yelp as Chinese..that it is not. It is more of a Pan Asian-fusion with a heavy emphasis on the Filipino roots it build upon. Chef Tim Luym mixes traditional Filipino food with other Asian influence and comes up with wonderful, mouthfuls of bliss. The brussels sprouts are amazing; Gambas al ajo (garlic shrimp) pair will with the garlic rice are a must try; Long Life Garlic Noodles and Crab Butter Fried Rice are life changing -- food Nirvana!"
Dined on 11/13/2013
The food at Attic is always
interesting and delicious. I have never ordered a dish I didn't like. The beef Salpicao is my favorite. The atmosphere is young and upbeat. The staff are all friends and are wonderfully personable to their customers. They have a way of making you feel like you are one of their personal friends. If you go often, Mel will remember what you like to eat or drink and may have it on the way before you've had a chance to order it! Really, the food is delicious but the service makes you come again and again."
Dined on 11/12/2013
I read the previous reviews in
Attic and expected to get a somewhat funky place with good if not exceptional food. Although they delivered on the funky atmosphere, every other part of the experience was sub par. The highlight of the evening was the spicy tuna appetizer which was well seasoned and accompanied by light and flavorful toasts. I should have stopped there. The pork entree was just an asian version of a fajita done poorly. In addition to the sub par food, the service was rushed. I had barely made it half way through my appetizer when my entree arrived. I would never go back and I highly recommend that you choose other alternatives in the neighborhood, of which there are many"
Dined on 10/22/2013
Fun restaurant, upstairs from
their lively downstairs bar. Right across from the movie theater and adds to the revamped downtown San Mateo scene. It seems like it's a newer kitchen and the service isn't all that well coordinated. Minor negatives, like a confusing set up/host area, mistakes with the ordering, lack of things like sparkling water or coffee/espresso. But what they do have is great food. We had the adobo chicken lollipops, pork sissig, lumpia cigarillos, butter crab fried rice, garlic noodles, and a sizzling beef dish. All of it was fantastic. For dessert we had the nutella flan and coconut ube bread pudding, along with Thai iced tea. There wasn't a dish that wasn't excellent. Definitely worth a try for anyone."
Dined on 10/19/2013
I had been here previously with a
friend around 6 on a weeknight, and it was quite pleasant. The food wasn't amazing but was one of the better choices in the area. We went this time with four people total on Saturday night, and it was quite a bit louder. We were tucked in a corner which allowed us privacy but wasn't great for air circulation. Food was good again, and the portions allowed us to try many dishes. The drinks are made-to-order quite sweet. Hostess and bar service downstairs was great, but all our food (starters and entrees) all came out at once."
Dined on 9/20/2013
I enjoy coming to Attic with a
bunch of friends, and ordering several dishes to share (I generally go with the number of people at the table, plus one - and then some rice). We always have fun trying a bunch of different food, with wonderful flavor and friendly service. Do note that the wings take a bit longer to come out, so if you're really hungry, be sure to order other items in addition (everything else comes out very quickly). Also try the garlic noodles and the gambas. I also recommend arriving earlier than your reservation and meeting up at Under Attic for their fantastic and super long happy hour (and if that's crowded, go next door to B Street Station -- it's owned by the same folks)."
Dined on 9/12/2013
Service wasn't great. The food was
ok but a bit greasy. I had high expectations and didn't think it was that great. Happy hour in under attic is great though."
Dined on 9/6/2013
Food was good, but we really got
amatuer hour service. Our waitress was actually the bartender and she couldn't handle both at the same time. Therefore, our food order was misplaced or something and so it took a really, really long time for the food to come. We ended up cancelling half the order because it was taking so long."
Dined on 8/24/2013
The food is great!!!! We always
order the brussell sprouts and pork sisig with an egg, but there are many items on the menu that should not be missed. Not only is the food good, but the owner and staff are phenomenal! Marco, Melvin and the others really make you feel at home."
Dined on 8/23/2013
Filipino food is a completely
under-appreciated Asian gem. Combining flavors from its Spanish colonial legacy with those native to Asia, the result is a spectacular array of interesting dishes using ingredients that range from fish sauce to banana ketchup to olive oil! Attic has managed to modernize and expand upon this special cuisine in a way that appeals to a broader audience. Their Sizzling Sisig (pork) and Gindara (black cod) are must haves. And the lumpia is an old standard favorite with a twist."
Dined on 8/15/2013
We fell in love with this place
when it first opened as the variety and quality of its little plates -- sort of Asian fusion tapas -- were excellent along with the service, but both have declined. On our last visit our first plates arrived long before our cocktails. The ahi poke was still excellent, but the chicken lettuce wraps were totally different -- mostly noodles as filler they never contained before, dry pieces of chicken, and watery tasteless sauce to pour on that did nothing but run down your arm; it used to be a delicious saute of finely chopped ingredients bound together with a thick tasty sauce. We tried 2 new dishes that didn't work. This used to be our automatic go-to for dinner before a movie across the street but no more."
Dined on 7/27/2013
The flavor of the food were great
but everything was super salty. It was good to try for once but definitely will not come back. Great service, servers were friendly. Super crowded downstairs. First time at this place and no one helped to tell us the restaurant is upstairs. We went in and went back out to make sure it was the correct place. Thanks to the bartender for leading us upstairs. Was really hoping to get happy hour upstairs as well since we are having dinner. Overall, food is too salty. Too crowded to even get upstairs for food, no one to direct us to the restaurant for first timers (bad impression)."
Dined on 7/12/2013
We loved all the flavors. We had
ceviche, calamari, garlic noodles and Korean beef and all was yummy with great flavors."
Dined on 6/15/2013
The food and the service at Attic
are always good. The staff is so friendly and make you feel like they know you. The atmosphere is fun and hip.The dishes are fresh, interesting, and delicious. It is one of my favorites and I always love to bring new people to try it."
Dined on 6/13/2013
Food was great--a bit over priced
for the small portions though. The service was just straight bad; at my table and at neighboring tables. When the runner brought the food to the table a foot and a half away, he decided to deliver it by squeezing between our two tables and bending over...I actually leaned the other way because his bottom was nearly hitting me and my water glass. The other side of their table was plenty of open space which he should have utilized. They don't leave water carafes at your table, so you have to wait for them to walk by and refill your water. We had to ask one of the bussers, who stammered incoherently, to get a server to our table. Would return only for the food and not for a special occasion."
Dined on 6/1/2013
My husband I had a date night and
tried the Attic. We ordered the sweet potato fries, adobo chicken lollipops, bone marrow, and crab fried rice. Everything was very good. The service was also very good. Our server was attentive but not overly so. We will be returning again."
Dined on 6/1/2013
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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An East Texas man who Tyler police say fired a pistol several times from the roof of a building in downtown Tyler is now facing additional charges.
The incident happened around 11:40 Thursday night at the Fair Foundation building, located at 121 S. Broadway Avenue. City of Tyler officials confirm they own the building.
Fortunately, police were in the area and heard the shots.
"We made contact with some construction workers that were working on the parking garage there at Broadway and Elm and they advised us that they had observed some subjects on top of the Fair building," said Officer Don Martin with the Tyler Police Department.
Martin said using the description the workers had given them, police were able to locate 22-year-old Joseph Scott Mendoza within minutes. Martin said police pulled Mendoza over and searched his vehicle.
"We did locate a gun and realized he was the one that actually went up there and discharged the firearm. We didn't see any damage to anything. We had no one who actually saw them shooting at anyone, so the only charge we had at the time was discharging a firearm within the city limits, which is a class C misdemeanor; and then at the time he was stopped he was driving down the wrong side of the street so he was charged with a traffic violation as well," Martin explained.
Mendoza bonded out of jail shortly after his arrest, but just last week, the Tyler Police Department added two additional charges of unlawfully carrying a weapon and criminal trespassing with a deadly weapon.
The new bonds total $3,000. Mendoza bonded out of jail roughly an hour after his arrest.
Tyler police also arrested two other men they believe were with Mendoza at the time of this incident.
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Mo Mocks Purse-Holding Husbands - With One Exception
What does Maureen Dowd want? Her column of today is the latest evidence of a woman torn between the imperatives of modern feminism and a not-so-secret longing for more traditional domestic arrangements.
The topic of Ring-a-Ding-Bling [subscription required] is marriages in which the husband plays a decided second fiddle to the wife. You might think that Dowd-the-feminist would celebrate marriages in which women play the leading role. But, with one notable exception, she expresses little but scorn for husbands whose wives have the upper hand.
Mo's Exhibit A is the Britney Spears/Kevin Federline couple. Dowd begins by professing that "to make fun of Mr. Spears [would be] too easy — shooting tuna fish in a can, as they say." By referring to Federline as "Mr. Spears" Mo has of course mocked him already. Then, utterly ignoring her own precept, she proceeds to ruthlessly ridicule him, describing his recent attempt at rap music as "even more deliciously atrocious than anticipated," also letting us know that "the hip-hop community reacted with amused disdain."
Though presumably not privy to the inner workings of the Spears/Federline marriage, Down dismisses K-Fed, as she calls him, as a "blissful and unself-conscious marital moocher." Dowd also writes of 'Hilary Swank sydnrome' a reference to the failed marriage of the two-time Oscar winner to Chad Lowe - minor actor and brother of Rob.
And what does it say about the state of modern feminism when Maureen Dowd helpfully passes along save-your-marriage tips from . . . a Cosmopolitan magazine editor? "He's got to feel like he carries the weight in the relationship somehow,'' Kate White wants us to know.
But was all of this gossipy mockery in the service of a grander electoral scheme on Dowd's part? She concludes her column by informing us that:
"Besides K-Fed, there is one other guy who seems perfectly content to play backup dancer in his superstar wife's national tour: B-Clint. 'Now the choreography is reversed, and it is Hillary's time to take the lead,' Karen Tumulty writes in this week's Time.
"Other men in that spot might struggle with emasculation issues, as Geena Davis's husband did in 'Commander in Chief.' But somehow you know that, as First Lad, Bill would have the time of his life in the time of his wife."
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Adrian Sear is among four players who have been released by Histon as part of cost-cutting measures.
The midfielder had played in all but three matches since linking up with ex-boss Dennis Greene again in the summer, but he has been axed along with Saul Otobo, who scored a hat-trick on his debut in a 5-3 win at Eastwood in the FA Cup in September, Omar Folkes and Theo Ola.
Sear has rejoined St Neots Town where he was last season's supporters' player of the year.
A Histon statement aid: "All at Histon FC would like to put on record our thanks for their commitment and contribution during their time here and wish them well in their future careers."


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Forest Green Rovers will be carrying out a pitch inspection at 12:30pm on Friday afternoon ahead of the visit of Barnet on Saturday.
Like much of the south west, Gloucestershire has experienced heavy rainfall over the past few weeks, so the club has decided to have an initial inspection during tomorrow's expected dry spell before the rain returns overnight on Friday and into Saturday.
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RUGBY UNION: Jones relishing life at the top
11:00am Saturday 10th November 2012 in Sport By Ed Mezzetti, Sports reporter specialising in Rugby, Cricket and Athletics. Call me on 01865 425456
London Welsh head coach Lyn Jones is more than happy with his side's progress after last season's promotion.
But he cannot say whether the Aviva Premiership new boys are ahead of schedule after their eventful summer.
Welsh's promotion to the top flight was only confirmed afer winning their apppeal in late June and the Exiles were playing catch up since then.
"I have no idea of where we were or what was in front of us," said Jones, whose side host Exeter in the LV Cup tomorrow.
"I have never coached in the Premiership before. I have coached in the Magners (Celtic League) for several years, but this is a different league with different challenges.
"We are really not interested in anybody apart from ourselves. "We are looking at six wins and we are halfway there at the moment. "There is a long way to go and it is a long season. "Injuries are going to dictate where we eventually finish."
Tomorrow's match will no doubt be an opportunity for Jones to rotate his squad, but he will hope to maintain the defensive strength that saw them not concede a try in the thrilling 16-9 victory over Bath.
"It is always a benchmark that we all look to," said Jones.
"You look back at Leicester and conceding five tries, Harlequins, six tries. "The forwards are just starting to understand where to go and what to do. "It takes time, it really does.
It is about building up trust in our teamwork. "When the penny drops with the players, you are away."
This weekend marks the start of the autumn international, but Welsh have no players in the home nations' squads.
Jones said: "I am disappointed not to have any reperesentation in the autumn internationals, but that is for next year perhaps."
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10 Oil and Gas Stocks That Define the 'New Middle East'
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - President Obama, his critics in the oil and gas industry, and the environmental lobby are all working overtime this week to gain leverage in debate about the U.S. oil boom and high gasoline prices. It's often wise to turn away from politicians and special interests groups for a dose of sanity.
Amid all the hoopla over U.S. oil and the Keystone XL pipeline -- whether it will actually raise gas prices, whether it's a gift to Canadian oil companies and won't even benefit the U.S., and whether the president is selling out the environment and a clean energy future -- Citigroup has released a report stating an obvious fact.
America is going to be a bigger and bigger player in the global energy supply equation, and that means there are stocks to buy and hold for the long-term to capitalize on this prominent energy production role. As Goldman Sachs came out this week with a "once in a generation" buy opportunity in equities, Citigroup is staking out a similar position about U.S. energy stocks specifically.
|Fracking stocks are just one of many ways to play the long-term boom in U.S. energy production.
Citi dubbed the U.S. "The New Middle East" in a report from energy and industrials analysts and has highlighted 10 stocks it thinks portfolio managers should hold for the long-term to capitalize on the U.S. energy trend.The Citi report offers some hard numbers -- as well as heady economic assumptions -- to replace the rhetoric that has been ratcheted up as gas heads toward $5 in an election year.
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(WRCB) - Good Thursday. We have been spoiled rotten with our morning and evening weather, and I look for that trend to continue for a while.
Today, look for temps to climb into the upper 70s with mostly sunny skies.
The average high for today is 75. We will stay well above that through the weekend.
Friday we will climb to about 80 degrees, and we will stay in the low 80s Saturday, Sunday, and Monday (Columbus Day).
Next Tuesday, an approaching front will cause clouds to increase through the day, and we could see some rain showers moving in Tuesday night into Wednesday. We have seen our rain surplus drop to about 14" (18" was the peak), so a little rain would not be a bad thing.
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Andrew Luck makes his much-anticipated debut Sunday when the Indianapolis Colts visit the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field.
And Bears bettors will need more than Luck to cash their tickets, because Indy starts with a 10-point head start at Vegas sportsbooks.
Chicago is a 10-point home favorite at most shops tracked by SB Nation's lines partner Odds Shark and the irony here is interesting. The Bears were double-digit underdogs at Indy a few years back and emerged with a huge 29-13 victory, according to the matchup report. Can Indy return the favor here?
One shop has seen considerably more handle on the Bears, but also a good amount of longshot money on the Colts to win outright.
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Gone is Peyton Manning, and in is the new face of the franchise, Andrew Luck. Manning isn't the only familiar face gone as wide receivers Pierre Garcon and Anthony Gonzalez, tight ends Dallas Clark and Jacob Tamme and center Jeff Saturday are among the many players also gone.
The rebuilding process won't happen overnight, but with the exciting Luck at the helm, it shouldn't take long to see positive strides. The Colts finished last season 2-14 straight up and 6-10 ATS.
The Chicago Bears looked to be well on their way to a playoff spot after starting off the 2011 season 7-3 SU and 6-4 ATS, but they sputtered to a 1-5 SU (1-4-1 ATS) finish. This year, they get defensive leader Brian Urlacher back at linebacker, and they went out and added some big pieces to the offense in running back Michael Bush and wide receiver Brandon Marshall.
Marshall and Jay Cutler have proven success together, and that reunion should pay huge dividends.
Andrew Luck will in all likelihood go on to have an illustrious career, but this is a very tough spot for him to make his NFL debut. Chicago is perennially one of the top defenses in the league, and Soldier Field on opening Sunday is sure to be a hostile environment.
Furthermore, there is more to a team than just the quarterback, and this is the same Indianapolis team that went 2-14 last year minus a few key veterans on offense. They have also struggled in season openers, going 0-4 ATS recently.
Sure, it is possible that Luck steals headlines with a big rookie debut. But it seems more likely that Brian Urlacher's return leads the Bears' defense to a big day and a big payday. Expect this work-in-progress Colts defense to give up some big points to the revamped Bears' offense as Chicago covers the spread.
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The former Atlanta Braves third baseman said he was cleaning his fireplace and dumped the ashes outside.
Apparently, the ashes started a fire in the woods.
An alert neighbor called 911 and firefighters were able to extinguish the fire.
No one was injured.
Jones laughed it off on Twitter saying, "Lol. Tried to do my daily chores and cleaned out the fireplace. Went and dumped the ashes. Alls good right? Nope. Set the woods on fire! Ugh"
The next tweet read, "I got firefighters all over my place! Thank you Roswell Fire Dept."
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Wondering if a purpose-built landscaping design package exists ?
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Two people in Eastern North Carolina are under arrested after a road rage incident led to gunfire.
Bradley Turner, 40, and Christy Turner, 30, of La Grange turned themselves in around 4:00 Monday afternoon at the Lenoir County Magistrate's Office, WNCT reproted.
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Christy Turner has been charged with two counts of assault by pointing a gun.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Indianapolis City-County Council committee has advanced a proposal that would ban panhandling and other forms of begging near bank entrances, ATMs and other specified areas.
The council's Rules and Public Policy Committee advanced the proposal Tuesday night on a 5-2 vote. The measure would ban panhandling or passive solicitation that includes cup shaking, sign holding and street performances for money. Those acts would be prohibited within 50 feet of ATMs, bank entrances and exits and parking meters or kiosks that accept money.
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|On the background of a close reading of Ridley Scott's war film Black Hawk Down (USA 2001; BHD), this paper investigates the formal properties through which a certain strain of war and action movies discursively constitutes the other – the enemy - as less than human. I develop the argument that the emergent relation between friend and foe in these films can be read through the concept of the border as an epistemological barrier that keeps the other incomprehensible, inaccessible, and ultimately ungrievable. Having demonstrated how BHD sets up such epistemological barriers, I widen focus and show that similar formal properties can be found in other audio-visual media, such as video games or news items. I then proceed to investigate how the societal impacts of this audio-visual rhetoric might be conceptualized. Do the mass media constitute a logistics organizing audiences' perceptions of war, violence, and the other? Does the barring of the face of the enemy from the public sphere of appearance render particular lives ungrievable and therefore unprotectable? The main theoretical frame of the paper consists of an application of the discourse theory by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe to an analysis of audio-visual media, and of the approaches by Judith Butler, James Der Derian, and Paul Virilio to conceptualize impacts of media representations on political discourse and practice in times of war.
|This article is part of Holger Pötzsch's doctoral thesis, which is available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/4103
|This paper deals with the threats posed by persistent organic pollutants (POPs) to Arctic populations. It does not primarily focus on the negative impacts these substances have on ecosystems and human organisms, but rather directs its attention to the potentially disruptive effects the articulation of these threats might have on Arctic communities and systems of meaning. I employ the theoretical framework developed by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe to conceptualise the articulation of threats as different forms of discursive interaction between politico-scientific and local discourses. In providing a close reading of three sets of scientific texts pertaining to POPs in the Arctic, I show that each of these implies a particular form of discursive interaction - overcoding, semiotisation, and interdiscursive translation – which entail widely different effects on local frameworks of meaning. Finally, I apply some of Foucault's ideas in order to direct attention to the particular form of politics underlying these forms of interaction between discourses.
|The present article provides an analysis of the narrative and technical devices through which contemporary war films frame audience engagement with characters. It compiles and systematizes a wide set of empirical findings and exemplifies these through brief, illustrative readings of a selection of films. Combining Smith's approach to film reception with insights from Laclau and Mouffe's theory of discourse, the article argues for the significance of the identified audio-visual rhetoric for political discourse and practice.
|Situating itself in the field of cultural memory studies, this article traces the slow emergence in German historical discourse of the narrative of an anonymous German woman who survived the Soviet occupation of Berlin in 1945. I will, firstly, conceptualize the historical condition of the Anonyma as a precarious liminal sphere of transition between competing sovereignties that dislodged her political status as citizen and reconstituted her as bare life in the sense of Agamben. Secondly, I direct focus to the relationship between the personal story of the Anonyma and a historical Master narrative pertaining to the period. The article argues for a close connection between the woman's form of resistance that aimed at replacing unchecked rape with a form of coerced prostitution to reassert limited control over the borders of her body, and the negative reception her diary received after a first publication in Germany in 1959. Her story implicitly challenges a hegemonic discourse of war that treats mass rape as mainly an assault on the nation's male defenders and that silences the victims' traumatic experiences with reference to collective guilt and individual shame or treason.
|In den beiden Jahrzehnten nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg veröffentlichte der niederländische Diplomat Robert van Gulik etwa anderthalb Dutzend Kriminalromane, die, um die Hauptfigur des Richter-Detektivs Di aus der Tang-Epoche gruppiert, inzwischen längst zu den Klassikern des Genres zählen. Der eigenwillige, aber anerkannte Sinologe Gulik, Verfasser auch von etwa 20 kulturwissenschaftlichen Büchern insbesondere zum Fernen Osten, übersetzte gleichsam seine wissenschaftlichen Kenntnisse in das damals noch wenig angesehene Genre des Kriminalromans. Diese Transformation stellt der Aufsatz in die Tradition des europäischen Dilettantismus, der, obgleich eine neuhumanistische "Religion des Gentleman", dem Kriminalroman an geringem Ansehen kaum nachstand.
|Christa Wolf – one of the most famous East German writers – published a little story called What remains in the summer of 1990. Written in the late seventies under the GDR regime but first published after the opening of the Berlin Wall, What remains caused a great stir in the almost reunified Germany known as the Christa-Wolf-Debate. Especially in big German newspapers like Die Zeit or Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, but also in the smaller local ones, German intellectuals for years were discussing the moral responsibilities of the writer and the politics of literature and literary criticism. All the critics refer to one literary text, not taking into consideration that there might be a unit of documents caused by several editions and several versions. In this paper I therefore would like to examine what kind of influence these variants might have on the interpretation of the text. In relation to this, I also want to take a closer look on what Gerald Genette (1987) calls the "paratext" of a text and its consequences for the public "epitext". In this context I will also discuss the fact that an important part of the artistic documentation – the several versions of a text which may be found in private or public archives – are seldom or never considered as relevant by literary critics who only relate to the "finished" product.
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|The notion of text has a long tradition inside the human science. A broad definition of this concept considers all man-made products as systems of signs and thereby as texts; but often not "as the physical manifestation as such, but as the abstract representation of a work" (Gunder: 2001, 86). Considering that everything – including sculpture, music, photography and film – can become a text, either a written text – like literature in a traditional sense – or a verbal text, one can at least wonder whether the concept is useful or not. The notion of document with roots back to ancient times can be considered as multifaceted as the notion of text, but today's literary critics or art scholars would probably hesitate to use this concept on literary texts or works of art. Speaking about literature as documents, art as documents, food or cloth as documents and so on, Documentation science at the University of Tromsø provokes many humanists. But if anything can be a document as well as a text – what difference does it really make if we are using the one or the other concept? In this paper I will investigate the notion of document in comparison to the notion of text by means of some literary examples. Focusing on different aspects of literary works, I will try to argue that both concepts can exist side by side.
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We are an active research group of inorganic and organometallic chemistry in the Chemistry Department at the University of Rochester. 10 graduate students, one postdoc, and 3 undergrads currently work in the lab.
Left to right: Brandon Daehn, Keith Hilferding, Lloyd Munjanja, Miles Marnell, Ruth Rodrigo,Bill Jones, Juanjuan Li, Aaron Walsh, Kim Manbech, Jim Kovach, Hongmei Yuan, James Morris, Yunzhe Jiao, Jim Shanahan, Katryna Pellingra
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Bill won the 2003 ACS Award in Organometallic Chemistry, and was awarded an Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award for 2009. He is a Fellows of the American Chemical Society and a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He also received the Edward Peck Curtis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, 2009 from the University of Rochester. He has served as an Associate Editor for the Journal of the American Chemical Society since 2003. He spent a year as "Professeur Invité" at the University of Toulouse in June 2008.
Dr. Ruth Rodrigo arrived in January 2012 from Spain.
Previous postdocs have moved on: Dr. Valentin
Poirier returned to France in Jan. 2013. Dr. Taro Tanabe, from Kyoto University, is now working for TCI in
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cleavage of benzonitriles, is now a professor at Université Paul Sabatier in Toulouse. Dr.
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Dr. Josemon Jacob is now an Assistant Professor
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Dr. Tsuyoshi Matsumoto from Nagoya University visited the lab for 2 months in the fall of 2012. Sabbatical visitor Juventino Garcia is now back at UNAM after spending a year looking at C-N and C-CN activation. Donna Brestensky (Ph.D. Indiana U.) was on sabbatical leave from St. Bonaventure and is working on C-C cleavage in allyl nitriles.
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Jim Kovach (B.S. Bucknell Univ., 2004-) is working on rhodium and iridium pincer compounds for C-H activation as part of the NSF CENTC center.
James Morris (B.S. Bard College, 2007-) is working on a new direct synthesis of aniline as part of the NSF CENTC center.
Aaron Walsh (B.S. SUNY Buffalo, 2010-) is working on Lewis acid catalyzed C-C cleavage with nickel.
Yunzhe Jiao (B.S. Nankai U., 2010-) is working on Tp'Rh(PMe3) chemistry.
Kim Manbeck (B.S. Lebanon Valley College, 2011-) is working on electrophilic chemistry of rhodium.
Lloyd Munjanja (B.S. College of St. Scholastica, 2012-) is working on thiophene activation with palladium.
Miles Marnell (B.S. SUNY New Paltz, 2012-) is working on new C-C cleavage reactions with iridium.
Katryna Pellingra (M.S. RIT, 2012-) is working on making a new category of soft MOFs.
Hongmei Yuan (M.S. RIT, 2012-) is working on electrophilic cobalt chemistry.
Keith Hilferding (B.S. Juniata College, 2012-) is working on a joint project with Dan Weix on nickel based cross-coupling.
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Jim Shanahan (B.S. '14)
Carina Luck (B.S. '13)
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Gyeongshin Choi visited for 4 months from the University of Osaka.
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Jennifer Miller (B.S. Whitworth, 2006-) is postdocing with Dr. Brian Long at Univ. Tennessee, Knoxville.
Meagan Evans (M.S. RIT, 2006-2011) is postdocing at Univ. Chicago with Rich Jordan.
Matt Grochowski (M.S. UNC Charlotte, 2006-2010) is postdocing with Ayusman Sen at Penn. State.
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POINT AU ROCHE — A 29-year-old woman, who reportedly had been stranded on Point au Roche near Middle Bay since Wednesday, was rescued Friday and rushed to the hospital.
New York State Parks spokesman Dan Keefe identified the woman as Sarah LePak of Saranac Lake.
"We understand that her injuries are not life-threatening," Keefe said Friday afternoon, adding that LePak suffered from hypothermia and injuries to her lower extremities.
"I was there when they came ashore" after the water rescue, said Clinton County Office of Emergency Services Director Eric Day. "She was conscious and seemed to be aware of her surroundings."
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Menard said LePak told EMTs she had fallen while she was hiking Wednesday and was too injured to walk.
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Firefighters and EMTs determined it would be too dangerous to carry her across the rough terrain to the ambulance waiting for her, Menard said.
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Police say a third suspect has been arrested for the murder of a CVS security guard last week.
The arrest came just nearly two hours after Detroit police announced they were looking for him and shared his identity with the public. Police at that time also announced they have two other suspects in custody, thanks to the help from an anonymous tip.The third suspect, Jamare Lanelle Rucker, 20, was arrested in the area of 14 Mile and Dequindre roads and has been transferred back to a detention center in Detroit.
He has been arrested in connection with the murder of Courtney Meeks, 24.Police say the other two suspects in custody for Meeks' murder are 24 and 26 years old. FOX 2's Taryn Asher reports one suspect offered a full confession on how the attack caught on CVS surveillance camera went down.
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A 15-point road loss at Wake Forest cost the University of Miami men's basketball team three spots in Monday's Associated Press Top 25 poll. The Hurricanes dropped from No. 2 to No. 5 in the latest poll after Saturday's 80-65 loss to the Demon Deacons, their first loss since Christmas.
The loss snapped a 14-game UM win streak and caused coach Jim Larranaga to cancel player interviews for the next few days in an effort to give them more time to focus on practice, film study and individual work with the coaching staff.
Indiana remained atop the poll with a 24-3 record and 64 first-place votes. Gonzaga (27-2) is No. 2, Duke (24-3) is No. 3 and Michigan (23-4) is ranked No. 4. Miami is 22-4 and remains in first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference with a 13-1 league record.
The Hurricanes play at home Wednesday night against Virginia Tech and then head to Duke for a much-anticipated nationally televised matchup at Cameron Indoor Stadium at 6 p.m. Saturday.
"We gave the players Sunday off, and [Monday] we will talk to them about why we lost and what we need to do moving forward,'' Larranaga said. "We have four regular-season games left, then the ACC tournament and then postseason. There's a lot of basketball left to play.''
He wants to ensure that his players don't start taking shortcuts or feeling overconfident just because they are atop the ACC, standings, ranked in the top five and getting a lot of national publicity.
"We have to get back to what got us here, which is spending a lot of time on preparation,'' Larranaga said. "When you start to take preparation for granted, and think, `Oh, I can prepare a little less and play just as well,' that's when you get in trouble. We didn't look sharp right away against Wake Forest. Our guys need to refocus.''
He said with midterms approaching next week, and two important games this week, he will not make players available for interviews before the Virginia Tech game.
"Last week they were running from class to interviews to meetings to practice and being pulled in so many ways,'' he said. "We need the extra time for the staff to work with the players. Teams are guarding us differently, and our guys need to adjust. We need to go over individual video so the players can see what they're doing right and what they could do better. After that loss, I fully expect them to be focused at practice this week.''
The UM-Duke game will be televised on ESPN. The last time they played, in Coral Gables Jan. 23, the Canes toppled then-No. 1 Duke 90-63.
It was the third-worst loss ever for a No. 1 ranked team, worst since 1968, UM's first win ever over a top-ranked team, and the 27-point losing margin was Duke's biggest in five years. Blue Devils stars Quinn Cook, Mason Plumlee, Seth Curry and Tyler Thornton went 6-for-44, and the team shot a season-low 30 percent. They shot 17.4 percent from three-point range.
Surely, the Blue Devils will want revenge, and they'll have the Cameron Crazies there to help them. But first, UM has to focus on Virginia Tech. Only a few hundred tickets remained for Wednesday's game as of early Monday afternoon.