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Chosen for his integrity and attention to detail, Lafayette City-Parish Attorney Pat Ottinger is leaving LCG after seven years of service marked by some major legal victories. By Walter Pierce
Photos by Robin May
When Pat Ottinger goes fly fishing in Texas' Hill Country — the only pastime he says he is devoted to — he goes alone. A rod, a reel, the wind and the murmur of the Guadalupe River. The buttoned-down city-parish attorney says he goes alone because the fly fishing follows business trips to Houston. But the solitude along the Guadalupe's limestone banks must serve as respite from the buzzing, whirring, ringing demands of being Lafayette Consolidated Government's go-to legal guy who also operates a private practice and teaches law each fall at LSU's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where he obtained a juris doctor in 1974.
"The falls are pretty much a blur," Ottinger admits. "Springs are a little lighter in that regard."
When he's not practicing law, teaching law or fly fishing, Ottinger is strictly a family man, spending time with his wife, Cheryl, and their children and grandson. (The Ottingers have a second grandchild on the way.)
In a few weeks, he'll have more time for fish and family: On Dec. 27 Ottinger announced he will step down as LCG attorney effective Feb. 1. He has served in the post since 2004 — the year City-Parish President Joey Durel was sworn in for his first term — and at seven years he is the longest-serving city-parish attorney since the city and parish consolidated in 1996.
Last week Durel announced that longtime assistant city-parish attorney (and former city of Lafayette attorney) Mike Hebert, who has from time to time advised the council in Ottinger's stead, will replace Ottinger, pending City-Parish Council approval Feb. 1.
"Pat has obviously been a tremendous asset to me because I didn't know government and I didn't know the law," Durel says. "Coming in here from the private sector you tend to want to move quicker, you're a little less patient; it helped to have somebody like Pat to say, 'Joey, you can't do it that way and here's why.' He knew the law well, and I've heard from a lot of the [LCG] directors how impressed they've been with Pat on the turnaround — when they ask for something, how quickly he gets it done. I can't think of a negative moment that we've had with Pat and the legal department."
Not everyone, however, is cut out for the gig — LCG has more than 2,000 employees, is sued on a routine basis for such things as traffic accidents involving public vehicles, and the rates government pays for legal services are significantly lower than what a good lawyer with major clients can make in the private sector. An average LCG case, Ottinger says, will pay about $125 per hour in legal fees — still nice work if you can get it — versus $200+/hour in private practice. Money is generally not a motivation for taking work with city-parish government, although Ottinger notes "there are a lot of lawyers out there looking for work, and not everyone has an existing client that would pay them $225 an hour."
Regardless, the 64-year-old Ottinger, a Lafayette High and USL alumnus who he earned a mathematics degree in 1971, has managed to assemble a stable of about 40 to 50 lawyers willing to take on the myriad cases that arise in the operation of government. And he spreads the wealth, as it were, emphasizing demographic diversity among LCG lawyers; women and minorities get their share of cases.
Annexation lawsuit? Worker's comp appeal? Land expropriation? There's an att for that.
"I look for competent lawyers who have the respect of their peers and the judiciary," Ottinger says.
He also requires attorneys who work with LCG to sign oaths of professionalism and to participate in the Lafayette Volunteer Lawyers Program, which gives poor families in the community access to pro bono legal services.
Ottinger's altruism doesn't stop there. Last year he created a program he dubbed L3 — Lafayette Lawyers for Lights. He asked attorneys who contract with LCG to donate, anonymously and voluntarily, the equivalent of one hourly rate to Lafayette Catholic Services Centers to help defray the cost of electricity bills for the impoverished during the summer. The effort raised $5,000. That's a lot of kilowatt hours.
|The city-parish attorney huddles with Lafayette PoliceChief Jim Craft.
During his seven years as city-parish attorney, Ottinger and his team have notched some major victories and helped resolve some festering issues for LCG. He counts among his biggest accomplishments successfully defending the issuance of bonds to fund what is now LUS Fiber — his replacement in waiting, Hebert, argued that case before the Louisiana Supreme Court — settling the long-pending supplemental pay issue stemming from a lawsuit filed against LCG by current and former police officers, and reducing the legal department's budget while streamlining operations.
Along the way he has arguably become the person in the parish who is most familiar with, and best understands, the Lafayette Home Rule Charter — the constitution that governs LCG. At every council meeting and meeting of the Lafayette Charter Commission, which was created last summer and this spring will recommend changes to consolidated government, Ottinger is there, arms crossed, tranquil, with copy of the charter open before him — a legal bodhisattva with an Apple laptop.
As a private attorney, Pat Ottinger specializes in the oil and gas industry, hence the business trips to Houston. Governmental law was an exotic new world, but he embraced the challenge.
"What's most impressive to me about Pat is that he learned this area of the law from scratch," says Hebert. "It can be obscure and complicated and without much guidance, at least not as much as you'd have in other areas of the law, and I just think he's done an excellent job of learning it and building the infrastructure around him to handle that kind of work — it's just been very impressive to watch."
"I think anytime you get into a new field there's a learning curve, and I'm sure Pat experienced one," observes longtime friend and fellow attorney Bill Stagg. "What makes Pat such a good city-parish attorney is he dives into things with real vigor. He's not the kind of person who doesn't like to know the answer to things. He spent lots and lots of hours doing his homework."
Durel echoes that sentiment: "I'd say he was a little reluctant — this was a brand new thing for him. I don't think Pat had ever served as an assistant city-parish attorney. I don't think he had ever done any work for the city-parish government. If I remember right there was a little bit of 'let me think about it' and that sort of thing."
As many NFL teams do with the college draft, Durel selected the best player available rather than the best player in governmental law. Ottinger's reputation preceded him, and the selection paid off.
"I had never met him before in my life," Durel recalls of his decision to offer Ottinger the job on the heels of his 2003 election as city-parish president. "I had put together a transition team of people who I trusted, had a lot of respect for and I knew would be helpful and ... the way it was put to me was, Pat was an attorney's attorney. Quite frankly the words that I heard that rung the loudest to me were integrity and honesty. I just felt that in city-parish attorney, that position could help set the standard. We wanted to send a real strong signal."
|Pat Ottinger exchanges small talk with former District 1 Councilman Purvis Morrison before the start of last Tuesday's meeting.
Ottinger sent that signal soon after taking the post by rolling up his sleeves, taking a managerial look at the department and cutting the waste, duplication and what some in the Lafayette legal community have characterized as political patronage long associated with Lafayette government's legal department. In his first year on the job, Ottinger reduced the department's budget by roughly a third — from $502,000 the year before to $358,000 his first year on the job. The good counselor has managed to keep the department's budget below that $500K level ever since, even during the litigation-intense year of 2005 when LCG ran a legal gauntlet all the way to the state Supreme Court defending LUS' fiber to the home bond initiative.
"I'll give you an example," Ottinger says during a recent interview. "When I came in and did an inventory of matters that were then pending, I found that there were lawyers in Baton Rouge who had been selected to do work that could have been done in Lafayette. I didn't think it made any sense to spend LCG dollars to pay a lawyer in Baton Rouge to do a job that could have been done by someone in Lafayette.
"I don't want to speculate on the motivation as to why those [Baton Rouge lawyers] were chosen, but I had the idea that it could have been done in Lafayette, so I terminated those relationships and moved those files back to Lafayette."
Ottinger brought a business-like, straight-laced approach to the job. But friends and admirers say away from work he can be a classic cut-up.
Count Durel among the admirers. "When he lets his hair down he is a witty, witty guy," says the c-p president. "And I got to tell you, that is one of the reasons I enjoy this job so much; I feel like I've got a good, good group of people around me — and Pat was one of them — who have some balance in their lives. We're very serious when we need to be serious, but we laugh a lot too up here."
Adds best bud Stagg: "When Pat likes something and enjoys something he puts his heart and soul into it, and I think that's what he did as city-parish attorney."
What are the challenges to being a government attorney?
A government is a very unique client — there are a lot of moving parts to it: 2,500 employees, Lafayette's a very vibrant city, a lot of things going on, progressive. But when the phone rings you never know what it's going to be. That's why I say it's daunting. You literally can go from the mundane to the monumental, and you really have very little control over what's being brought to you. And now that I've done that for seven years I think it's time for a younger face to be on the scene. Seven years is, for the nature of the job, a long time, and I probably don't have the vigor that I did seven years ago.
How many hours would you say you work in a week as LCG's attorney?
I would answer you, not in terms of hours, but probably 60, 65 percent of my time is dealing with LCG matters.
What are your criteria for selecting an attorney to work with LCG?
I believe I went through a thoughtful process to identify a diverse group of lawyers who are willing to do work for the government on less than the market rate — government rates don't quite match that of the private sector. I required contracts from each lawyer — I don't know if that was done before — but I did require contracts. I required budgets for matters that certainly involved litigation. I approved all bills, and tried to send a signal early on that I did approve the bills and this wasn't just a rubber-stamping process. I also try to use women, minorities — spread the work throughout the community, so to speak.
What is the motivation for attorneys to work for LCG considering they can make more money in private practice?
There are several answers. One is, there are a lot of lawyers out there looking for work, and not everyone has an existing client that would pay them $225 an hour. Others like the prestige of representing the government and whatever that carries with it. In rare instances has someone been unwilling to go to work at reduced rates. There's just a lot of lawyers out there.
Is there an element of public service in accepting the post as chief lawyer for the government?
I'll put it this way: I don't want to overstate it, like I'm this great thing because I did this. But I am old fashioned enough to think that when the mayor calls or your government calls you respond. And no one forced me to do it seven years ago. I actually think it's a corny statement — "give back to the community" — but there might be some truth to that. When the mayor asks you to do something, I think it's worthy of your attention and respect, and I chose to do it and here we are.
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Film studies: What lesson did Truman teach us? You should never trust a writer...
Sunday 19 February 2006
There's a tart rejoinder to that way of thinking in Scott Fitzgerald's unfinished novel, The Last Tycoon. Fitzgerald must have tried that grand, disdainful speech himself a few times. After all, at the end the author of The Great Gatsby and Tender is the Night was living in Los Angeles, trying to get screenplays right, and with a mistress destined to become a gossip columnist. But Fitzgerald hadn't lost his wits. He knew writing scripts was a tough trick, and one real novelists should ignore.
He also knew how easy it was for writers who had taken the money and shelved their great works, to sound superior. So, in The Last Tycoon, the studio head Monroe Stahr has an English novelist on staff - a fellow named Boxley - who reckons he's above such things. And so Stahr tries to teach him to master the trick or go home. It's bad for the soul to live in a daft heaven while writing it off as hell. To which a real Boxley might say, "Never mind, Mr Stahr, you've no idea how corrupt writers are."
Such thoughts came to mind watching the deliciously acidic new film, Capote - for which Philip Seymour Hoffman is going to win the best actor Oscar on account of his brilliant trick, that of shrinking his rather bloated, coarse and macho self into the mincing persona of Truman Capote. That's what actors do, of course, and Hoffman is one of our best. But don't let his bravura impersonation put you off from the main point of Capote, which is to say, never trust a writer, especially if you're inviting him to dinner to meet your stupid friends. Rely upon it: in the end, the writer will behave badly.
As the film presents it, there is Truman, living in New York one day in 1959. He is 35, petite, high-pitched, flagrantly gay, known as a great Southern writer in the few quarters that cared, and as tough as - well, there's the point. In The New York Times, he reads about the slaying of a farmer and his family - the Clutters - in Holcomb, Kansas. He determines to go there, to examine this small local crime, to write about it, to make a new kind of book - a non-fiction novel, they will say. It is quite clear that he has his mind made up, without a jot of pity for the Clutters. The New Yorker will finance the trip and as a travelling companion and "girl Friday" he will take a childhood friend, Harper Lee, who has just finished but not yet published, her own book, To Kill a Mockingbird.
Lee is played by Catherine Keener in what could be the best supporting actress role. They board the train west, and a young porter (black) puts his head in their compartment to say what an honour it is to have Mr Capote on the train, and how the porter reads all his books. Truman glows like cream. Harper reflects, and then she gets it. "You paid him to say that!" she realises - it is the keynote moment to a film in which In Cold Blood proves to be not just a clever title, but a proper verdict on Capote himself. And that's the refreshing point: the writer is a shit.
I say "refreshing" because most writers are quietly ashamed of the persistence with which the movies have struggled to present authors as heroes. Insecure in life, alcoholic and disastrous at nearly every decision, as weak as wet tissue paper, Scott Fitzgerald still ended up as Gregory Peck in an awful movie called Beloved Infidel. The robustly cruel, selfish and lying Hemingway might have smiled to see George C Scott's rugged, noble veteran in Islands in the Stream. In Julia, it was heart-warming to have Jane Fonda (so much prettier than Lillian Hellman) and Jason Robards (so much more independent than the real Dashiell Hammett), seeming to suggest that no kid could have dreamed of more honest, gutsy, reliable parents.
I was about to search around for the film in which someone had played William Faulkner - but no, I couldn't quite summon that one up, in part because Faulkner's prose is still as dark, visceral and infernal as America and also because the sage of Yoknapatawpha County was actually an unyielding racist until the end of his days (1962) in Oxford, Mississippi. He may have been a genius and a Nobel Prize winner as well as a handsome little dandy with silver hair and moustache. But he wasn't house-trained or politically correct.
Moreover, as a writer, he was guilty of that criminal style that affects masters and hacks alike: he viewed and used real life and its wretched denizens as material for his words. He may have moved readers to depths of insight with his human feeling, but he shrugged it off himself. In Capote, this contradiction inspires one of the great ironies in modern film: that Capote's attention brings fresh legal aid and prolonged appeals to the two drifters who killed the Clutters, whereas Truman simply wants them executed and out of the way so that he can publish his damn book. And a fine, damn book it is.
Capotewants to suggest that Truman was so horrified by his own treachery towards the Holcomb killers that he never recovered. I wonder if he ever noticed. He lived on, a gratified celebrity, and there were others he would betray before he slept. You see, writers have a lot of nerve: they assume that life has been put there and arranged for their efforts - and it had better shape up, or watch out if the author doesn't put his knife in you. Writing has always required sharp instruments and the black blood called ink.
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- Address:
28 NE 28th Ave
Portland, OR 97232Neighborhood:
Northeast Portland
- Cuisine:
Creole / Cajun / SouthernPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.tapalaya.com/
- Phone: (503) 232-6652
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday 4:30PM - 9:30PM
Friday & Saturday 4:30PM - 10:30PM Sunday 4:30PM - 9:00PM
- Payment Options: Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Creole / Cajun / Southern, Tapas / Small Plates
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We are happy to cater your event, large or small! For more information, please contact Chantal Angot at 503-232-6652.
- Entertainment: Live Music Every Thursday from 6-9pm.
A word from Tapalaya
Tapalaya is the worlds first tapas (small-plates) restaurant serving Cajun/Creole cuisine. Everything on our menu is made from scratch, with love. The plates of food are small (appetizer or side items size) and perfect for sharing and pairing. Menu items highlight New Orleans favorites: Jambalaya, Collard Greens, N"awlins BBQ Shrimp, Corn Bread and Po'Boys (just to name a few). Join us for Live Music every Thursday and Happy Hour Every day (4:30-6:00pm).Continued
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28 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.4
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (17)fit for foodies (12)good for groups (10)kid-friendly (4)romantic (3)special occasion (3)hot spot (3)great for lunch (2)vibrant bar scene (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Reasonable Cajun small platesrisinggrDined on 11/22/2014I have a rather sensitive to heat pallet unlike my partner who eats very little so I was hoping to spark his interest. He had the tried oysters though he prefers fresh. I had the seafood special of muscles and giant prawns. There was no significant broth and the muscles had a strong flavor. We had the bread pudding with their home made buttermilk ice cream. The ice cream was great. Tapalaya is a good restaurant for people to sample Cajun cuisine if they are unfamiliar with it as the small plates don't require the financial commitment of Acadia, for example.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and atmosphere both need workFoodieFanDined on 11/21/2014We tried this restaurant on a Friday night. When we walked in the noise was almost deafening. This is not a place you want to go for a quiet meal and good conversation. The food was incredibly middle of the raod Pork belly skewers that were mushy and soft. Rillades and Grits that were bland and uneventful and last but most importantly the Beignets were tough and leathery. Not a very good dining experience all around. I would be willing to put up woth the atmosphere if the food were better.
- food was great!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/21/2014Food was great, but the service was mediocre. Just unfriendly. We we're seated next to a loud group (this is the second time we were there) and they accommodated us by allowing us to move. But the volume was still extremely loud and hard to hear the other party your with. Wish something could be done about thatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fit for a Southern VegetarianabbyraeDined on 11/14/2014Being from the south and a vegetarian, it is always difficult to connect with my roots through food. Tapalya was so much fun for me because they serve southern style food with a gourmet twist and have vegetarian choices. I is also very affordable and very delicious! We went because of Chinook book but we WILL be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quick trip to the Big EasyVelma716Dined on 10/24/2014A warm, inviting atmosphere with great food and service. You can pick from a wide range of dishes which are fun to share; or not :) The high wood ceilings absorb noise so though it was bustling, I could hear my table mates and servers. Service was uniquely good for Portland. Our server was knowledgeable about the food, made some great suggestions, and checked in on a regular basis. Food came out as was ready and we enjoyed sharing a number of dishes. We thought the prices were reasonable. ($145 for 9 dishes and 2 bottles of wine). We really enjoyed our evening and will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delish!DaniepdxDined on 10/4/2014Everything we had was amazing. Except for the coconut pork. It wasn't good at all, in our opinion. But the service, drinks, and all of our other dishes were AMAZING!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Way to Get to Know CreoleDolleeduckDined on 9/27/2014The food was stellar. We loved the crawfish and grits, awesome. The fried chicken was great. Only drawback was that it took awhile to get our drinks, but because of the food, we didn't mind.Special Features:
- Exceptionally awesomeSuperblueVIPDined on 9/18/2014We shared the fried green tomatoes (perfectly crispy and fresh with cornmeal), pork belly chunks on a stick (tender, really tasty) and the red beans and rice (pretty spicy, I prefer a bit milder). They had a three piece jazz band playing, adding to the delightful experience. I didn't think I liked jazz. Changed my mind. The service was pleasant and efficient. It's a small place, so ocassionally you're sitting pretty close to others, but even still, it is worth it. Probably not the best place for small children, set up for more of an adult scene/experience. This was our first visit and we plan to go again as soon as we can.Special Features:
- Another lovely eveningSprilDined on 9/14/2014We introduced our party of nine to Tapalaya and everyone loved it. We enjoyed drinks and dinner then succumbed to dessert. Service was great and our waiter offered to split tabs for us. Love the small plates, and the extra bowls on the table let us taste and share with each other.Special Features:
- It was a GREAT EXPERIENCE!!!WayneWakaDined on 8/29/2014This was the first time we ate here! Everyone was very friendly and service was GREAT! Kelly was our server...she was FANTASTIC!!! It was nice to tray many different dishes. We tried like 20 Different things. You need to really need to check this place out!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AMAZING!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/22/2014This truly is a neighborhood gem! My partner and I came to find this place as a suggestion on YELP! I am so glad we decided to try it out. Usually he doesn't go for the really "spicy" stuff that cajun/creole food is known for. But, this was OUTSTANDING. Just the right amount of spice to enlighten your palate, but at the same time not overpower it. Service was amazing as well. Highly recommend and we WILL be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food and musictrlambDined on 8/19/2014Four of us dined on a Tuesday evening, when Reggie Houston was playing. We sampled at about 7 items from the happy hour and regular menus. All the food was tasty, and the service was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cajun11goose19VIPDined on 8/18/2014The menu listing is better than the actual execution. This was our first visit to Tapalaya. At noon we were the only table being served. The food is average. The pulled pork Po'boy sandwiches were ordinary. However the black eyed pea salad was well prepared.
- First timenew2pdxDined on 8/14/2014A group of 6 of us had dinner for the first time here on a Thursday. Food was great - service was attentive - and music was outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/1/2014My wife and I have dined here before and really loved the place. We decided to come here a 2nd time for our first date night in a few weeks; we just recently had a newborn and haven't been out much! The service was excellent (Waitress was Laura), the food was excellent (try the BBQ Pork Belly Skewers - absolutely amazing) and the overall staff and atmosphere was excellent. We highly recommend this place to eat at - lots of great choices using small plates. They have great happy hour options too!Special Features:
- The following 182 reviews are from the Tapalaya reviews archive.
- Dinner after visit to museum!nortonDined on 7/19/2014Great atmosphere and authentic Cajun food. Had dinner with friends after visiting Portland Museum.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A real taste of New OrleansSoutherntransplantDined on 7/17/2014Amazing food, friendly and attentive service, delicious, inventive drinks, and fun, eclectic atmosphere. Truly a neighborhood gem, worth a drive across town; one of our favorite spots for a fun, casual night out. Have never had anything we didn't like, but the favorites that call us back again and again are the risotto jambalaya, fried chicken (drizzle on a little of the Bourbon pecan syrup!), crawfish étouffée, red beans and rice, and crawfish Monica. Labeled as "small plates" but unless you're really hungry 2-3 to share per person is ample. Highly recommend trying the margarita with house-made cucumber vodka. The cucumber taste w/ the salt and sweet-sour of the margarita are a perfect sip of refreshing flavor! Great mint juleps, too!Special Features:
- Easy DiningWestSideDined on 7/5/2014Small plate approach to Cajun dining. My wife and I enjoyed the chance to mix and match the dishes. Many vegetarian options for traditionally not vegetarian Cajun dishes. We chose 7 for the two of us. That was more than enough, but we couldn't pass up the cornbread.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never a bite thats not perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/26/2014Tapalaya is consistently the best food I ever eat. Every single item is cooked and flavored perfectly. This food is unlike anything else in Portland.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- <3 TapalayaOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/7/2014My husband and I live near 28th St., and Tapalaya is easily one of our favorite restaurants. We had our wedding dinner here this past weekend while our family was in town, and my parents can't wait to go back. The fried okra and chicken are my favorite items on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tapas@TapalayaYumkdfavesDined on 5/30/2014We couldn't stop at just a few little bites! Delicious pork belly skewers and the Grillades and Grits we moved on to Rissoto Jambalaya...the 4 of us kept ordering & sharing til we couldn't eat any more:) hmmm I think we'll be going back there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern ComfortKatmanducDined on 5/24/2014Every dish we ordered was a winner. It was like eating in a Louisiana small town café with wonderful surprises. We ate family style so we could all try the different dishes. Who knew I would love fried okra.Special Features:
- New Orleans has competition !DiningDezDined on 5/23/2014I've been to New Orleans several times over the years and your food is authentic and does not disappoint . The drinks are delicious .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingPoshDined on 5/11/2014This is a gem of a neighborhood restaurant!!! The. Food was excellent and service attentive. It was a great choice for a Mother's Day celebration. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedNot4bdayDined on 5/6/2014My son and husband took me there for my birthday in 2013 and we had a wonderful time. I took my husband for his birthday last week 2014 and it was horrible. Really rude servers.Special Features:
- Wait staffluvdajazzDined on 5/6/2014Could practice friendly. Asked waitress what was on tap and she replied its up there! Up there was a small blackboard hanging on a post with 4 beers scribbled on it. The waiter never smiled.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulwebfootDined on 5/1/2014Went for a birthday dinner. Food was great as was the music. Would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Consistent excellenceBevaruDined on 4/29/2014I never know which pleases me more - the scrumptious food or the excellent music of Reggie Houston and Janice Scroggins. Both satisfy and leave you smiling!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern DelightJonesDAVIPDined on 4/26/2014Food and service was on point. We ordered a variety of dishes and was not disappointed.Special Features:
- Better Than I ThoughtOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/26/2014This was my first time to TapaIaya with my fiancée and close friends and their 3 children. Our reservation was made through OpenTable for 7 o'clock. This place was a bit loud, but most places on a Saturday would be. We loved the idea of small plates and enjoyed the variety of foods to our choosing as we, children included, are big eaters. It was priced fairly well and the food was cooked to order. Being said that, the food came out relatively fast. Overall, I would recommend it. As I would tell anyone, just try it once and decide for yourself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 4/25/2014This was our first visit. Everything we tried was amazing! The portions are just the right size and great authentic flavors. And the desserts are AMAZING! We will back (again and again)Special Features:
- Ok servicejoonbiVIPDined on 4/25/2014I have dined at this place a few times. The service was always pretty good. For some reason on this night the service was really bad. The waitress didn't bring 2 items that we ordered. When I asked our waitress when our corn bread and Mac and cheese were coming out, she said she didn't hear us order them. We ordered the 2 food items again and waited and waited for the food to come out. It never came. When I asked her where our food was she apologized and stated she forgot to tell the cook. We left still hungry and disappointed. I will be back because the previous times I dined at this place the service was pretty good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing but AWESOMEreluctantfoodieDined on 4/22/2014Have been here twice, with groups, GREAT Happy hour treats, happy prices, and Laura is one of the most AWESOME waitresses in Portland, just makes you feel at home and does a fantastic job taking care of everything our group needed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place.JohnBVIPDined on 4/5/2014This was our second visit. I think we are going to add it to our short list of favorite places. The first time wasn't a fluke. Love the Creole tapas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A fun experienceWhitneyDined on 4/4/2014Good food - no complaints there. Service was awful - pretty sure she was stoned. Constantly forgot our drinks and food items. Had to flag her down repeatedly to get refills, etc. She could have pushed the drinks and upped the bill and her tip. Very disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time visitBethDined on 4/4/2014So delicious. Will definitely be back. Awesome fast service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Stevan Ridley reached the 1000 yard plateau during Sunday's win When the New England Patriots traded for Corey Dillon in 2004, plenty of people saw it as a game-changer for the New England Patriots. Despite the fact that Tom Brady was still young and not yet TOM BRADY, the Patriots offense leaned a little too heavily on the passing game. Antowain Smith was the team's leading rusher, and he didn't rush for more than 700 yards. The Patriots needed someone that would help balance the offense, and Corey Dillon was that guy rushing for over 1600 yards in 2004 and opening up the play-action game in the offense. It gave Tom Brady a new dynamic in the offense and it is a big reason that a lot of Patriots' fans still see that Patriots team as the greatest one ever. Corey Dillon was a known commodity when the Patriots traded for him in 2004. There was nothing of the sort for the 2012 New England Patriots. They let their most consistent runner in the past five seasons, Ben-Jarvis Green-Ellis, walk in free-agency and the running game was one of the biggest questions coming into training camp. There were fans that wanted them to trade for the disgruntled Maurice Jones-Drew and the team brought in former Colt Joseph Addai to compete. Not a lot of Patriots' fans had a lot of faith in the running game. After Week 1 against the Tennessee Titans the mood around the Patriots running game changed. Stevan Ridley rushed 125 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries and looked consistent doing it. It was not one big run that gave him the statistics that he finished with on the day. Every time he touched the ball, he quickly found the hole, made his cut into, and drove his way forward to pick up yards on the play. Despite the fact that Bill Belichick has notoriously been awful about giving backs consistent carries, Ridley deserved it. His style of running quickly reminded Patriots fans of Corey Dillon and that "Best Patriots team ever". In fact, Stevan Ridley is a reason that this team is entering that debate. Of course , a lot of that depends on how the rest of the season plays out for them, but all the signs point to a similar team. A balanced offense led by a 1000 yard rusher, an opportunistic defense that makes plays when it matters most, and one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time spearheading the offense. And none of this would be possible if it wasn't for the emergence of Stevan Ridley in the offense. On Sunday, he reached the 1000 yard threshold of the season. It has provided a balance to the Patriots offense that they haven't had in quite some time. For years, Patriots fans wondered why the team didn't draft a running back in the first round in order to find balance in the offense. Turned out it was a third round pick that would fix the Patriots balance woes.
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although i can understand why this guy didnt win his becuase he complained too late in the day. What I do find offensive is the judge saying that it was just banter.Double standards again for the gay community. It not alright to mention a womans breasts. But hey ripped the shite out of our sexualty and that ok???
if you feel the entire organisation is against you, who do you complain to?!I'm not sure how many women who have walked away from oppressive jobs without jumping through the hoops have then successfully sued, but I feel it will be a number.And his finances were spun in to muddy the waters.Again the (gay) victim is blamed.
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Poincaré mapLine breaks: Poin|caré map
Definition of Poincaré map in English:
nounMathematics & Physics
1A representation of the phase space of a dynamic system, indicating all possible trajectories.
1.1 (also Poincaré section) The intersection of a Poincaré map representation with a given line, plane, etc.
Example sentences
- The resulting plot, known as a Poincaré section, shows points scattered across the plane - like bullets puncturing a sheet of paper.
- This is called a Poincaré section (above right), and the intersections of the red and green lines mark the locations and speeds at which one can segue from manifold to manifold for free.
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