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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- One of the greatest college pranks ever has inspired Madison leaders to name the plastic pink flamingo the city's official bird.
The Madison City Council voted 15-4 on Tuesday to give the plastic bird the distinction.
The reason dates to the classic 1979 prank orchestrated by leaders of the Pail and Shovel Party, which were in charge of student government at the University of Wisconsin at the time. They organized the surprise placement of more than 1,000 pink plastic flamingos on Bascom Hill, the steep incline that leads to the dean's office.
Resolution sponsor Alderwoman Marsha Rummel says that event "signifies something that makes us a very special place" is "captured in our imaginations forever."
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One of the first things discussed at Tuesday night's Madison council meeting was the city's official bird.
By a 15-to-4 vote, the plastic pink flamingo was named to that spot.
The decision stems from a picture taken 30 years ago outside Bascom Hall at the University of Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Historical Society says the Pail & Shovel Party put more than one thousand plastic birds in the ground that day.
They were put there after the party won re-election as the official student governing body.
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As sleepy students made their way up Bascom Hill on the first day of classes in 1979, they were greeted by an unbelievable sight: 1,008 pink flamingos covered the hill in front of the dean's office. At 8am on September 4, 1979, members of the now legendary Pail & Shovel Party had begun planting the birds. By 2pm that afternoon, however, the ephemeral wonder had disappeared from the hill, the birds taken one-by-one by students who displayed them for years afterward in their dorm rooms, apartments, and elsewhere around campus. The Party's president, James J. Mallon, and vice-president, Leon D. Varjian, salvaged this flamingo and soon afterward donated it to the State Historical Society to preserve it for posterity.


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I don't often venture away from eating out in Sioux Falls on this blog, and when I do it's often about some national Twinkie crisis, or to make fun of my friends over at KSFY.
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Art of the Genre: The Top 10 Dragon Magazine Covers of the 1970s & 80s
Today would have been the 56th birthday of artist Keith Parkinson, and so I dedicate this post to his memory.
Over on my own Art of the Genre site, I talk a lot about Dragon Magazine. And why not, there are tons of them, and most are filled with great artwork. Typically, I review at least one Dragon a week, and after doing this for a couple of years I felt it was high time I composed one of my infamous 'Top 10' lists here on Black Gate, this time around 'The Top 10 Dragon Magazine Covers of the 1970s & 80s!'
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32k is pretty low for the content he does have access to. I see ToGC/10 gear on him and he's bought the right triumph pieces so far. So it's not like he has no idea what he's doing.
That said, he really needs to farm up emblems to get a new belt (don't care if he's waiting for Jaraxxus to drop it). And even if he uses cheap gems they should all have stamina on them, my tank set is comprised of purple, green and blue gems. I'm ocd about matching socket bonuses but I still stack the stamina. If he's really diligent he could farm emblems to get Crusader's Orbs, save up some titansteel and get the Saronite Swordbreakers/Breastplate of the White Knight crafted too. I'd lean towards the wrists if I were him.
Two avoidance trinkets would be fine if he could get his HP somewhere else, but since he can't. He really needs to get the black heart, get a group and farm the place. Bring an enchanter so you'll walk away with a ton of shards to stock up the gbank or whatnot. Good for the tank, good for the guild.
Since he's using a TBC shoulder enchant I'll assume he has no Hodir rep. That's fine, the honor shoulder enchant is plenty good for him. And if he hates to pvp all those stone keeper shards he has can be traded in for honor at wintergrasp.
Pet peeve: I don't get why people insist on suggesting tanks 'go get brewfest trinkets' when brewfest has been over for 2 months.
I'd agree with Squirrel on a few points, but I'd keep the agility enchant, Eh+armor+HP+dodge+crit > 225 armor or 16 Def especially when he's way over the cap anyway.
Also, agility gives no Heath Points (HP).
Also, assuming that you don't have unlimited free time and unlimited funds, there is an opportunity cost to spending lots of time and/or money on tiny upgrades. I provide more utility by having a 90% main and a bunch of 80% alts than by having a 99% main and a bunch of 50% alts.
For Warriors tanking in a 5-man party: 1 Agility = 2 Strength = .33 Stamina = .25% Crit. = .07% Dodge = .07% Parry = 4 Attack Power = 10 Armor = 0.25 DPS = 4 Shield Block = 1 Weapon Skill = 4 Health bonus
This info was shared with me a little while ago and all points may not be valid anymore with the nerf to agility as far as dodge and armor is concerned. I believe the return on agility to armor is 2 to 1. 22 ag = 44 armor (at least on my pali it is) and the dodge return is considerably less. But I'm not sure as to warrior talents that may or may not increase agility returns.
You can do the math from here.
Just to followup, We've taken everyones advice here. If you look at his armory I think you'll be impressed with the changes this thread precipitated.
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He raid buffed last Thursday to right around 45,000. . . and he still only has 1 stam trinket. We regemmed everything but his pants/legs, which are his 2 weakest spots. . . he will have those upgraded by Christmas. We selected the Parry/Stam gem to keep his meta active. And I think the enchants are properly done. . . Though he got +Def on his cloak (I assumed that was more valuable than 225 armor). . . however, seeing the math above I think he should change that to the armor enchant...
The last real question I have here is in regards to socket bonuses. . . . His helm is the particular item in question. Somewhere I read that you should socket for Stam unless the socket bonus was +12 or more stam. In theory does this hold true? Should he drop the Yellow gem in his helm and change it to Blue Stam? Or is there a better gem for that Yellow socket than + Def?
Thanks again for all the help! Your knowledge and willingness to inform are greatly appreciated.
For a yellow gem, he can use a +15 Stamin/10 defense rating gem. that way, he's getting a total of 27 stamina (with the socket bonus), as well as 10 defense rating. It ends up being a trade of 3 stamina for 10 defense rating, which is generally considered worthwhile.
Good changes, btw, but he really needs to replace that enchant on his shoulder with either the Sons of Hodir one, or the PvP one.


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Aside from a program like AC tools, is there anything that can play keyclicks in-game while being minimized?
Basically i just want something super simple, like pressing 1/1/1/1/1/1/1 while minimized. I can do it currently but require fullscreen.
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You can do it whilst minimised using autoit by using controlsend, I posted this in another thread
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It is a great privilege to host the ninth annual Summer Fest of International Art in the EMERSON Gallery Berlin. Every year since 2006, EGB has invited artists from a single country to present a (highly subjective) overview of their culture for roughly one month in its showroom in Berlin. The Fest might include everything from visual arts and music, to poetry, theater and even culinary explorations. This year the featured country is Ecuador: Ecuador Meets Berlin.
The ninth installment of the Summer Fest is curated by the New York-based artist, Cecile Chong, who will also be opening the event with her own solo exhibition with the title Souvenir.
Chong works in a variety of media from textiles to encaustic work. Simple images, for instance of children and Far Eastern women in traditional garb, are evocative points of imaginative departure leading to a mysterious cul-de-sac which is all the more poignant in its defiance of definitive interpretation.
In the context of the Summer Fest the viewer is invited to ask what is particularly Ecuadorian about the art on display, which, of course begs the question, what particular perspective the viewer brings to the work.
Solo Exhibition: Cecile Chong: Souvenir.
2 - 12 August 2014 (Opening: Friday, 1 August: 7:00 - 10:00 pm).
Special Event: DJ Lightbolt: a unique multi-media experience from Ecuador.
8 August 2014 (7:00 – 10:00 pm).
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Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 548486, 10 pages
LC-MS/MS Identification of a Bromelain Peptide Biomarker from Ananas comosus Merr
1Department of Immunology, UConn Health Center, Farmington, CT 06030-1319, USA
2The Carole and Ray Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center, UConn Health Center, Farmington, CT 06030-1628, USA
3Allergy Group, Nestlé Research Center, P.O. Box 44, 1000 Lausanne, Switzerland
4Center for Vascular Biology, UConn Health Center, Farmington, CT 06030, USA
5Department of Allied Health Sciences, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06269-2101, USA
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MO Productions held a press conference tonight at Smith & Wollensky in Miami Beach to announce an agreement has been reached for a fight this fall at a site to be determined between 23-year-old light middleweight prospects Michael "The Brazilian Rocky" Oliveira (21-1, 16 KOs) and Omar "El Businessman" Chavez (30-2, 22 KOs). Born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Oliveira...
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fishingboatproceeds Hi Mr John Green Sir! So my name's Jeverline Reyes and I'm a senior in high school. I have read The Fault in Our Stars a thousand of times now, and it never fails to make me cry every damn time. Out of topic but, anyway, our English teacher gave us a homework in which we were asked to make a poem. So I, desperately wanting to watch the movie franchise of Tfios, made a poem about it. My classmates said it was great, I hope you can say the same:
The Love Story of Two and a Half Lungs and a Prosthetic Leg
Doctor's Appointments and support groups,
Oxygen tanks and G-tubes.
Hazel Grace meets Augustus,
As she smiled, he thought, "gorgeous."
He unpockets a smoke,
Surprised, she looked at him as if it was a joke.
"It's a metaphor," he explained.
As he went on, she knew, that whatever this is cannot be contained.
She looks like V for Vendetta's Natalie Portman.
With wits and humor combined,
He thought, "Is she even human?"
"Is she even my kind?"
Augustus' bestfriend, Isaac, is blind.
Her's is Van Houten, an author no one can find.
They went to Amsterdam using his cancer perk,
And there, they found the author who was a real jerk.
They drank stars straight from their glass,
And ate food that's first class.
At Anne Frank's they first kissed,
As they pulled away, her lips, he already missed.
"I lit up like a Christmas tree, Hazel Grace."
She shook her head as tears escaped her face.
They went back to America,
Augustus being killed inch after inch by Osteosarcoma.
Isaac and Hazel did a eulogy,
At the pre-funeral of a once basketball prodigy.
"Some infinities are bigger than our infinities."
They knew love isn't limited by disabilities.
Eight days later, pain demanded to be felt.
To have Augustus back, with the Devil, Hazel could have dealt.
Tears were shed, tissues and shoulders were needed.
Everybody mourned at how tragically this love has ended.
He was her first, she was his last.
Everyone should know that life goes on too fast.
Infinities won't last forever and always,
Just like "I Love You's" and "Okay's."
For Mrs. Kimball, the librarian who saved my life.
"If we face the Dementors in fiction, we are far more equipped to face them in real life."-J.K. Rowling
"My childhood consisted of more paperback books and pixels than people.
I would spend hours under covers, face illuminated by flashlight,
escaping into dragon lairs and spider infested forests,
donned in crimson and gold instead of crooked glasses and hand-me-downs.
I remember reading at a grey park bench during recess,
pretending to preoccupy myself on the days
when my classmates would create secret clubs
and I wasn't allowed to know the password.
In my world,
the word outcast did not exist.
It was a place where there were spaces at every table
and all forms of magic were welcome.
When I was thirteen,
my best friends were the school librarians
and my science teacher,
they showed me that
the passion for knowledge and the desire to dream
were things to not be ashamed of.
learned to defend themselves against darkness for a reason:
there were ways to make the years of torment vanish,
it was just that wands didn't work in this alternate universe.
Fantasy taught us how to fight,
but also how to forgive,
even after the spells
have been broken."
—"Boggart" by ADDY NOVY
(Inspired by the songs/YouTube videos/writing of fishingboatproceeds, edwardspoonhands, tmichaelmartin, and of course J.K. Rowling.
"The world is not a wish-granting factory."
—John Green
"Whenever I saw shooting stars,
I did not wish for fantasies.
There are no fairies
or godmothers
that can grant even the fathomable.
One day, my friends told me that scientists are claiming
that when the galaxies first exploded on themselves,
fragments of star stuff drifted into our DNA.
There is so much shine inside of us.
It is no wonder
why the people that we love
are miracles."
— "Esther" by ADDY NOVY
Hidden Nerd
"Nerd" is no insult
This needs to be written.
So let's find out
where a nerd could be hidden.
It could be
A girl who considers every book
a page turner, deciding to stay awake.
A confectioner decorating a cake
in honour of pi- day.
A compulsive planner dazed
by breathtaking poetry.
A nail designer dedicating her evenings
to studying molecular biology.
It could be
An athletics winner doodling
molecules in class.
A group making a banner determined
to fight against worldsuck.
A girl during dinner
doing some calculations.
A nature lover, in some manner defeaned
by everything but the birds' songs.
Or it could be
A boy becoming a whiner diving
into a fictional story.
A passionate language learner dreaming
of going on a trip around the world.
Of something I have no doubt:
There's a nerd in many of us.
We may let him out,
no need to discuss,
We should be proud
of being interested enough.Why not scream out loud
that we're enthusiastic about stuff?
(Inspired by nerdfighteria)
My nerdfighter valentine submission~
to faithfulcat111, who said nothing about herself other than some favourite shows, and i couldn't find any sign of her OTP in her blog so i went with doctorose, i hope i got it right. this is what happened the day rose read tfios. most of the fanfic is, i'd say, pg13 ish, but the last sentence involves the word 'sex' in it, so… yeah. anyway, i hope you like it!
"Hi, Rose, say, do you thi- hi, hi, what happened?" Her eyes were red, her cheeks blushed. She'd been crying, she's still crying, and he couldn't live with that. She noticed right away, of course, and buried her face right inside that book once more. The blue cover had two clouds on it, and a quote that took him a minute to recall. "Shakespeare, ain'it?"
"Blimey, no," she giggled through the tears, "it's The Fault in Our Stars. You know that book; you've got me that book."
"Oh, yeah, I remember, the guy with the puffy hair signed it for you and everything. I thought you liked that, um, what was his name, Grey?"
"It's Green," she said, not knowing whether he really didn't know, or he was just trying to make her laugh. Regardless of his intent, it worked perfectly. "John Green, that's his name."
"What's happened, then?" His smile was forced; he couldn't be happy with Rose crying like this, he never could. "Want me to throw that John Mean into a supernova for you?"
Now she was really laughing. She put her mark inside the book and shut it close, then threw it at the floor. It took about three seconds for her to regret it and pick it up. "Gus is taking Hazel to see her favourite author, and he told her he loved her."
"Well, hey, what's sad about that? I took you to see your favourite author, that wasn't sad."
"They have cancer, both of 'em. So it's sad, shut up," she said and giggled. By now she's stopped crying. "You also didn't say you loved me, that's a huge part of the deal."
"Give me that," he said, grabbing the book off her hands. He opened it, turned back a few pages, and then started reading aloud. "I am in love with you, he said quie- oh, I should have said it quietly," and then, his voice hushed, "I am in love with you. I'm in love with you, and I'm not in the business of denying myself the simple pleasures of saying true things." The lights flickered in his eyes, and you could hear that he wasn't Augustus anymore- he was himself. "I am in love with you, and I know that love is just a shout into the void, and that oblivion is inevitable, and that we're all doomed and that there will come a day when our labour has been turned to dust, and I know the sun will swallow the only earth we'll ever have, and I am in love with you."
He looked in her eyes, just then. They were still red with tears, but they were also beautiful, and had a sprinkle of hope in them, too. Like magic, their eyes couldn't move the other way, even blinking felt wrong, like every second of them not looking at each other is a crime against humanity. So they just looked, for a while. And then they were kissing, and then her lips were closer and closer until they touched his, ever so gently at first, then firmly all at once.
She grabbed him by the hand and dragged him to her bedroom.
"Rose, what happened?"
"Hazel and Gus just had sex."
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Concerned the star all-rounder was at risk of burning out for the second year running due to a heavy playing schedule, CA general manager/team performance Pat Howard told Watson he must return to Australia after playing just three matches for the Sydney Sixers.
It means the brilliant match-winner, who guided the Sixers to victory over the Chennai Super Kings on Sunday, will miss the final group game and the finals, should the Sydney side qualify.
Clarke fully endorsed Howard's move ahead of home Test series against world No.1 South Africa and Sri Lanka.
The skipper said at CA's season launch on Monday: "I'm keen for Shane Watson to get his body right so he can perform throughout these Test series.
"Cricket Australia are learning from areas we probably didn't do as well as we wanted to last year.
"Watto didn't play one Test match last summer so we're trying to rectify what we did and give ourselves the best chance of success.
"It's not about the individual player; it's about doing what's best for the team.
"For me playing for Australia would be the main priority and I know Watto pretty well and I'm sure it's the same with him."
As one of the few players representing in all three forms of the game, the in-form Watson has been Australia's busiest cricketer over recent months.
But a similar workload last year sidelined him for the entire summer of Tests and CA is desperate to avoid a repeat.
CA boss James Sutherland told Omnisport Watson was simply too important to risk.
"Shane is a really important player for us and he's had a pretty heavy schedule recently," he said.
"I think the experience of last summer shows us we need to keep a really close eye on him.
"It's about giving him the best chance to be ready to play Test cricket."
Watson is the only Australian Test player facing a recall from South Africa, with Mike Hussey, Ben Hilfenhaus and Mitchell Starc free to see out the tournament.
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The Carolina Hurricanes Olympians continued to fall today as the quarterfinals of the Sochi tournament took place today. Here are how the representatives did.
After prediections of medal finishes as high as gold and the confidence of an entire nation, Team Russia and Semin won't even compete for a bronze medal after losing to Finland, 3-1 today.
Russia took a 1-0 lead to start the game, but three unanswered goals by Finland led the team to a win. Semin did not record a point, but had four shots.
This ends a mediocre-at-best tournament for the winger. Semin had one assist through five games and couldn't provide the scoring Russia needed at times.
While Semin's tournament ends in frustration and disapointment, Ruutu's continues, and Finland has set itself up to compete for a medal.
Ruutu did not record a point in this one, the first time this tournament, ending a three-game point streak and did not record a shot either.
Finland moves onto the semifinals to take on rival Sweden, which beat Slovenia 5-0 earlier today. The game should be a great matchup and getting excited for this one won't be difficult for anybody.
But Finland will need the scoring it saw from Ruutu in the first three games to help defeat the Swedes.
America won yet again sending the team to a semifinal matchup with Canada on Friday. Faulk was again kept out of the lineup and will likely be held out unless if the team suffers an injury.
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2013 Raider Classic Basketball Tournament Bracket
Seneca – The 2013 Nemaha Valley Raider Classic Basketball Tournament will take place at Nemaha Valley High School Tuesday, January 15th through Saturday, January 19th. Classic Country KNDY AM 1570/FM 94.1 will have complete coverage of the Marysville Bulldog Boys as they advance through the tournament. Every game will also be simulcast on the internet here on our website. Download ... Read More »
Washington County Commission Minutes – January 7th
The Board of Washington County Commission met in regular session on Monday, January 7, 2013 in the commission room at the Washington County Courthouse. Present: Alison Mueller, 1st District Commissioner, Chairman; Roger Otott, Vice Chairman, 2nd District Commissioner; Gene Helms, 3rd District Commissioner; Lou Kern, County Clerk, Denae Dimler, County Clerk Elect, Gary Ouellette, 3rd District Commissioner Elect and Elizabeth ... Read More »
Twin Valley League Tournament Brackets Released
FRANKFORT, KAN. – The 2013 Twin Valley League Boys & Girls Basketball Tournament brackets are now available for viewing and printing. The tournament will be held in Frankfort, and run Saturday, January 12th through Saturday, January 19th. Select games will be broadcast live on FM 95.5 KNDY and streamed on our website at http://www.kndyradio.com throughout the tournament. For the latest ... Read More »
High School Basketball Scores – Jan. 8
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KBCA Basketball Rankings – Jan. 7th
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Chiefs Name Andy Reid Head Coach
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt and the Kansas City Chiefs formally introduced Andy Reid as the 13th head coach in club history on Monday. "We are thrilled to welcome Andy to the Chiefs family," Hunt said. "Throughout his career, Andy has established himself as one of the finest coaches in the National Football League. His integrity, ... Read More »
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Kansas City Chiefs Terminate GM Scott Pioli
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Restaurant IPO
- Address:
421 3rd Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://restaurantipo.com/
- Phone: 2253025541
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- Cuisine: American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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45 reviews since June 28, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (27)hot spot (19)good for groups (17)special occasion (11)neighborhood gem (11)vibrant bar scene (7)romantic (6)late-night find (4)great for lunch (3)notable wine list (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- OverhypedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Maybe I went at a bad time, but the restaurant didn't live up to the hype. Food was salty and un spectacular, at least in the taste department. It looked amazing though!Special Features:
- SolidpeteDined on 10/10/2014Great Tapas. Nice speciality cocktails, enjoyed all things had 3 tapas and we spilt an entree. My only dislike on the tapas was the portions on 2 of them, but besides that good solid food and an enjoyable energetic atmosphere.Special Features:
- Overpriced Average FoodKyboilergirlDined on 10/9/2014The food was the only thing at IPO that was mediocre for the price paid. The drink menu was extensive and the service was great. My experience was OK, but I will most likely choose someplace else downtown to dine.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerBillsGirlDined on 10/1/2014We wanted to go somewhere we've never been before. So Restaurant IPO was where we headed (the Groupon offer we used helped pick the spot). They were expecting us when we walked in. Drinks first to toast my birthday. It was on a Wednesday night. The place was empty at 6 pm, shortly after a large group came in and livin' up the place. It's an old factory type building with brick walls so the nice level picked up when the group came in. We ordered our food. The first course was soup, we thought a small cup but it was a bowl full. Get the Crab Brie in comes in a Bread Bowl, yummy! Then we had ordered two tapas each, they came out at different times which we liked so the food kept coming. It was to much to eat, we were full and then dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Guests ravedkyleDined on 9/26/2014We were entertaining guests from Chicago, and they were most impressed. They raved about how much fun they had and that the food was wonderful. They loved sampling lots of items, and continuously commented on how good everything was; couldn't decide on a favorite. IPO is a great place to show-off some of Louisiana's diverse culinary treats.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Something a little differentIeatlateDined on 9/23/2014This restaurant has a regional yet diverse menu - unexpected and delightful combinations!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Suprising downtown charmerdebhallDined on 9/20/2014I was immediately impressed with the use of the space in this downtown Baton Rouge Eatery. It has a modern vibe and makes the most of the old historical building so typical of a downtown shotgun style location. Nice wine and bear selection and the menu offered several tempting items. We chose to feed upon the small plates rather than an entree. All of our selections were top notch: grits and grillades, frites with blue cheese, duck poppers, and bayou eggs. If I lived in Baton Rouge, I would visit often.Special Features:
- Great night outKALTADined on 9/5/2014IPO is a great place. A nice twist on the tapas theme. The food is very good and a number of choices. We had the crab, brie, and corn bisque to start and ordered four tapas. All were very good. The service was also good. Our server was pleasant ans made some good suggestions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch with clientBRFoodScoutDined on 9/2/2014Met client for lunch. Midway between our respective offices. Tuesday and no other patrons were dining at noon - they need more business!! Staff said hit or miss days. Food was tasty but over priced! 2 salads (1 with shrimp and the other with grilled chicken added) and an appetizer - $43 before tip (we drank water). Due a downtown lunch establishment - this place should have been busier. During our meeting - only one 4 top table was seated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OkayOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014Salads delish. Butternut squash was terribly bland.Special Features:
- TOPS IN TAPASwebbbradDined on 8/22/2014We love to eat tapas style and love the TAPAS menu at Restaurant IPO. Always new options available on the menu and always very good! Also, they dont tend to cajun spice everything. I like cajun spiced food, but my wife gets tired of most restaurants around here just making everything cajun spicy... Desert options are always yummy too.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/15/2014Celebrated them purchasing their building. Among our favorite spots. Once again, they did not disappoint! Guessing rushbweek started at LSU, cause the place was packed with beautiful young people seemingly right off sorority row. Therefore, the energetic noise level. Their frog legs special was particularly good. We'll look forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Great Food, disappointing dessertOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/9/2014We loved all of the delicious food we ordered at Restaurant IPO in the cool downtown area of Baton Rouge! However, we were disappointed that our appetizers, salads and entrees all cam out within the same 5 minutes. The entrees got cold waiting on our table and it was just bad timing overall; the apps and salads should have been timed much earlier than the entree so we didn't feel rushed. Also, our dessert was really not good at all. We ordered a panna cotta, but it had too much gelatin I think. It was like rubber, and the side of caramelized bananas were burnt. Overall we liked the restaurant, but we felt rushed and the dessert was not great...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expected better food choicesFoodieDined on 8/1/2014Too much fried food and not enough healthy choices on the menu. And the noise level from music and clients was too loud for me. I had to really raise my voice to have a conversation! I had just read about the chef and expected more upscale dining food but it was more of a cross between asian & fried foods. Loved the building in downtown BR but the noisw level was too much.
- BR'sBestAVD5Dined on 8/1/2014I have been eating in Baton Rouge a pretty good while and I find IPO my favorite. I love the food, the service is great and it's a good group of people friendly staff and patrons. I highly recommend it.Special Features:
- Great Food, Slow ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/19/2014I used opentable to make a reservation for a party of 1, as I had noticed in passing how busy the restaurant could be. Upon arrival, I was asked to sit at the bar. Not a big deal, I made a reservation to make sure I had a seat. Seeing it was busy, and thinking service would be a bit quicker at the bar, I accepted. I was wrong. The lone bartender was swamped, and was our only server at the bar. The food tasted great (house salad, sous vide pork chop), but service was pretty slow. I understand it was busy, I'll give it another try and see how it goes.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/17/2014Not your conventional "meat and potatoes" kind of place, so be prepared to stimulate your palate with wonderful creative food combinations This place is superb and the variety is amazing. We went during Restaurant Week; I ordered off the prepared menu for the event and my guests ordered off the menu. I am so glad we did. Everything was exceptional. A little of this, a little of that, but a lot of delightfully delicious food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Duck cracklins, yum....PixlamarqueDined on 6/28/2014I love Chef Varnedoe. If I didn't have the sexiest husband on the planet I would consider stalking the poor man in the hopes that duck cracklins would fall from his chef's coat. Everything we ate was excellent, the service was very pleasant and the location was good for walking around downtown. I highly recommend the duck poppers app and the downtown duck entree. See my full review on Yelp.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- WonderfulAllainsmynameVIPDined on 6/27/2014There wasn't a bad thing eaten at dinner at Restaurant IPO. The food served is outside of the box and unlike anything else I've experienced in the Baton Rouge area. Restaurant IPO is truly unique and worth the visit. It was one of the best dinners I've had in Baton Rouge in quite some time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RonnieVIPDined on 6/6/2014food was very good, I had the shrimp appetizer and the strawberry salad, both were very good. the shrimp is a little spicy. If you do not do spice I probably would not order those. my friend had the tacos.. there were 3 but they were very small but he said they were delicious.Special Features:
- Anniversary Night OutMikeTheTigerDined on 6/4/2014Thanks to the staff for placing the pre-ordered flowers on our table, just as I had asked. First time at the restaurant. Good food and very nice service from our waiter. The restaurant was smaller and louder than I expected. Music levels were too high and prevented pleasant conversation at the table. We were bothered by fruit flies throughout the meal, which were very annoying. Should probably consider curtains for the windows to block the view of the dilapidated building across the street.
- DinnerBirthdayDined on 6/3/2014Good as Always, check out the Bar upstairs, skeet ball is the best!Special Features:
- Enjoyable dinnerToddDined on 5/31/2014Enjoyed the food and evening, the small plates were great for sharing and didn't over eat, plus the service was better this time around.
- Delicious!FoodieDined on 5/27/2014I had almost everything on the menu. You can't go wrong with any of the tapas items. The bread pudding is delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- IPOBubbaDined on 5/24/2014I had the "slow pork". Sweet potato and greens base was fantastic. Salad was superb -lemongrass dressing. But pork was tough over cooked and disappointingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/17/2014Per usual. Perhaps our first visit since under Scott Varnedoe's tutelage. Fun, friendly & delicious. Love the caramel bacon popcorn treats, too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LSU Graduation MorganBirthdayDined on 5/16/2014U need to figure out when u have a big night the service was vrry shaky, the 2 orders of grits and griaddes had no meat. I have spent a ton of dough at r restauran I was very disapointed each time I have been there ivhave brought and paid for a big group. I have was there in April with a big group for my wife's birthday and it was a little better.I would recommend this to a friend.
- POOR serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/15/2014We had to ask for the menus, then for the 'complimentary' popcorn which we were told they did not have. We ordered apprtizers and they came with the dinner. We had to ask other waiters to bring us our items because he was nowhere to be found. I honestly dont know where they learned to make mojitos because they were horrible, neither the mint or the fruit (strawberry mojitos) were crushed, also they were made with the cheapest rum available when they charge you for something fancier. I do have to recognize that the food was exeptional: the duck, beef filet, pork, and chicken w doughnut were among our plates, delicious.Special Features:
- impromptu date nightBayouGoatDined on 5/10/2014Decided to go out at the last minute. Used the online reservation system to get seats. Arrived and were seated right away. Our waitress was friendly and quick. Wine list is small but well thought out with a few gems including the 2011 Sottano we ordered. I had not been to IPO since chef wadsworth had left and was pleased to see the good quality it's still high. We ordered three tapas to share. Strawberry salad was good, but I would have preferred more cheese and less strawberries to balance the sweetness. Duck poppers came next. These were fantastic. Just a little bit of heat to tame the rich duck. We finished with the tuna martini. A whole chunk tuna salad with a spicy mayo sauce binding it together over popped rice. Very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstandingoscarDined on 5/10/2014outstanding as usual.our waitress was Jessica,very attentive knew the menu.we go at least once a month and have never been disappointed with any of the tapas plates.the new southern knocchi was excellent. although we do miss the scallops.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome food and Service!WorthMyReviewDined on 5/10/2014Everything we had was delicious. Our server was very informative and attentive. The Pequeno (redfish) Tacos, Southern Gnocchi, Rockefeller Risotto on the half shell, Southern Duck Crepe and the Bread Pudding Balls were ALL AMAZING! We will be back to try the other 5 or so items we wanted to try, but was afraid it would be too much food. Definitely worth a visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/10/2014Food was good. Prices were on the high side. restaurant was hot. other patrons fanning themselves and sweating. staff had to see this but took no action to cool place off. when we asked our server if ac was broken, she said no. then it came on; but we were done eating and rather than hang out and have another drink, we couldn't wait to get out of there. too bad because the food really was delicious.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerHarteyDined on 5/9/2014Great place for friends or couples to enjoy good food and good company.Special Features:
- Second verse not the same as 1stunvrsty07Dined on 5/9/2014I visited here about two weeks ago and had an excellent time. Great service, great food, great atmosphere. However, this time was nothing to write home about. I could have gone anywhere in the city and spent a hundred bucks on dinner and been happy. The service honestly sucked and the food was not nearly as good. I was highly disappointed because I had such a great first time. Took a date there the second time and wished we would have gone somewhere else. Went from a legitimate 3 star restaurant to just a normal dining spot.Special Features:
- Baton Rouge GemvodvoxVIPDined on 5/7/2014I had the opportunity to visit IPO while traveling to Baton Rouge. How lucky was I? The answer to that question is VERY LUCKY. There are a number of great tapas-styled southern food gems to pick from. My appetizer was deviled egg with a fried oyster on top. Yum. My entrée was a duck leg with cheese grits, duck sausage and ducking drippings. Thank you IPOSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loud and cold but goodmpws927Dined on 5/6/2014Not sure why you don't have an option of loud, but it is and also cold. we asked them to warm it up and they did for a wjhile but then it got really cold again. It's a nice place and good food.Special Features:
- LoveMelissaDined on 5/2/2014This was our 2nd time at IPO and we will be back. We love the tapas menu. The bread pudding dessert was to die for!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing new. I tried to like it.SeiduleDined on 5/2/2014I expected something wild from these chefs. What I got was okay food. The gumbo was heavy on the grease. The crab bisque was good but light on crab. Not a huge strike, as most usually are. Yard bird was good, but wasn't explosive. The sauce was very sweet, which I like usually. But this was sweet to the point that I felt it cheapened and masked the flavor. The duck was the highlight of disappointment. The grits were lumpy and cold. The duck was soggy and not warm at all. The noise level shouldn't have been high, as it was 5pm. However, we were seated near the front of the restaurant and the meeting spot for the waiters and staff seemed to be at the front desk as they talked about stuff I didn't want to hear about (single people topics?).Special Features:
- A little loud, but food was greatlabirdgirlDined on 4/26/2014The atmosphere was very loud, but tolerable. When the waiter finally came, we each ordered a glass of "The Rule", salad and two tapas plates each. I loved everything I ordered. I had the heirloom tomato salad. The fried okra croutons were perfect with the dressing, but the tomatoes were red and yellow cherry tomatoes. I doubt they were heirloom. My first tapas plate was the deviled bayou eggs. I love a good deviled egg and this did not disappoint plus it was topped with a crispy fried oyster and delicious savory tomato jam with a hint of sweetness from the tomatoes. Next was the Peuque Tacos. The tiny flour tortillas were crispy and the fish was perfectly fried. What really set it off was the shaved fennel slaw.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Food, Amazingly Bad ServiceAJEatsDined on 4/25/2014Expectations were high & of course met in everything we ordered up to the heavenly bread pudding. BUT this place has to get its stock & service up to speed or it won't make it. Not everyone patient & tolerant. To break it down for you...Ordered drinks after 15 mins. at table-sorry out of bitters for Sazerac and juniper for martini; server takes both husband's unfinished drinks; wait, wait, wait; order several tapas plates n meals & ask to bring out some renowned gourmet popcorn-nope, out; when food arrives tremendously good (and so was my Ramos Fizz), server still not likeable. I was blown away by food and want to go back, but my spouse refuses and my girlfriend with us says third time strike out on service for her. Shame!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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