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Knockout Noodles: Siena Tavern
Reviews of noodle dishes.
Here's a new word I learned that I hope doesn't catch on: fromscratch. You know, kind of like "from scratch," only said in more of a hurry? I came across this term on the website of Siena Tavern, the sprawling collaboration between the Dine|Amic Group (Bull & Bear, Public House) and chef Fabio Viviani (Cafe Firenze, Top Chef season five), which recently opened in a 10,000-square-foot space in River North. My best guess is the proprietors (surely with some marketing folks' involvement) un-pounded a Twitter hashtag to coin this...adjective? Adverb? Who knows. The writer in me laments such battery of his beloved language. But I'd later gather from my visit to Siena Tavern that this very 21st century neologism does at least serve as a kind of shorthand to describe what the place is trying to accomplish. Fromscratch food is this restaurant's thing; many of the ingredients on the heavily Italian-leaning menu, and notably all of the pastas, are made in-house. And for that level of dedication to its craft I always applaud a new restaurant.
The care taken constructing the pastas is evident in the gnocchi ($16) with truffle cream, flakes of fried sage, and crispy pancetta. Top Chef devotees will recall that Viviani has long prided himself on his pillowy gnocchi, so now that I was faced with the opportunity to try them—even though as a foodstuff I'm not sure they qualify as noodles—I couldn't resist and decided to make an exception. (The server made a pretty hard sell, to boot.) But any debate over whether these little potato-based nuggets are dumplings or noodles or something uniquely their own melts away fast once you start eating. Whatever they are, they're mighty good. Texturally, the gnocchi have body without excessive weight—a whipped, fluffy structure with just the right amount of sticky, starchy bite. I was equally drawn to the menu's offer of fried sage, and I would have been doubly happy if the dish had been sprinkled with double the sage. But the kitchen was thankfully generous with the chewy, smoky pancetta and rich truffle cream sauce, which lent the dish all sorts of additional textural and aromatic intricacies. I'd be curious to see how breadcrumbs influenced this dish, so long as they didn't divert too much attention away from the lovely puffs of gnocchi.
It could just be a symptom of the season, but, based off their menu descriptions, many of the debut pasta dishes at Siena Tavern promise to be robust, whether by the inclusion of cream, meat, or cheese. Not a complaint so much as an observation, especially since this approach has yielded the delicious short rib ravioli ($17) with roasted porcini mushrooms and taleggio. I was told the short rib undergoes a long braise before becoming ravioli filling, and its big, meaty flavor certainly comes through clearly. But it appears the meat also gets mashed into a dryish paste, presumably so it can be more easily spooned or piped out onto the sheets of pasta dough. The flavors all worked very well together, and the noodles themselves were nicely al dente, but I couldn't help but think that if some of the short rib's natural sinew and juiciness could have somehow been maintained, then this dish would have been that much more of a knockout.
On to the spaghetti carbonara ($15) with house smoked bacon and black pepper, topped with a disc of crispy parmesan. Carbonara is one of those benchmark dishes that, in my eyes, prove whether a restaurant is really serious about its pastas. Last year I lavished praise on Riccardo Trattoria's, but at Siena Tavern my old favorite has met its match.
First off, Siena's spaghetti reminded me of Nellcôte's: thick, springy, structured, and surprisingly toothsome. The black pepper somehow anointed and pervaded the dish like a spice always should. The sauce was taut and creamy but not overly rich or eggy. And the bacon, being bacon, was a delightful element, as well.
In all cases, the noodles (and gnocchi) rightly felt like the highlights of each dish. I'm a fan of that. Must be thanks to Siena Tavern's commitment to making them (cringe) fromscratch.
Siena Tavern
51 West Kinzie Street, Chicago, IL 60654 (map)
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PTStitcher is one of the core applications of Panorama tools, together with PTOptimizer and the Panorama Tools Plugins.
For stitching panoramas you most probably won't get in contact with PTStitcher frequently, since the scripting is more or less completely done by the various GUI front-ends and some tools like PanoCube.
However, there are several occasions where you might need to write or at least understand the scripts or call PTStitcher directly (for some batch tasks f.e.).
The PTStitcher source code was never published, hence there are no changes possible to certain functions. But since a considerable part of it's functionality is in pano12 library, PTStitcher benefits from every update of this core library.
You can take PTStitcher from any of the panotools distribution on one of the Mirrors. In order to use new functionality you need a recent copy of pano12 library. Note that only win32, i386 Linux and mac classic binary versions were ever made available, so you are out of luck if you use OS X or a 64bit operating system.
There is an open source replacement for PTStitcher called nona in the hugin project which has much (but not all) of the PTStitcher features. Another open source replacement is PTmender, part of the pano12 project at sourceforge.
PTStitcher is script driven. The scripts are in pure text format and can be edited with any text or programming editor (on windows notepad will do).
They are processed on a line by line basis. Each line starts with a special character (case sensitive) that indicates the meaning of the rest of the line. All other first in line characters are ignored and considered comments.
Most features of PTStitcher are conveniently accessible by the usual GUIs (see top), but some are not.
Accessible by GUI
PTStitcher can stitch
- spherical (equirectangular), cylindrical, rectilinear and fisheyed (or mirror ball) panoramas
- multi row panoramas
- panoramas from images that where shot tilted up or down.
- images from any lens (including spherical mirrors)
- images with different Focal Length into one panorama
- flat images like scanned maps.
The capabilities of PTStitcher go far beyond panorama stitching: It can be used
- to remap images between different Projections
- to extract and insert rectilinear images from a spherical or cylindrical panorama.
- to remap a spherical panorama such that Nadir and Zenith are editable.
- to down- or upsample images with high quality interpolators.
- to correct perspective distortion.
Acessible by Script or other Tool
PTStitcher can be used stand alone or with some other (non-GUI) Tool:
- together with some tool that separate color channels (ImageMagick) to correct Chromatic aberration
- assembling 6 cube faces to an equirectangular panorama can be done by GUI but is more conveniently done by script, batch file or PanoCube Plus.
Example Script
The updated original example script with lots of comments is below. Copied from Jim Watters' page
############# Example Script ########################## # to run PTStitcher # # # Only lines starting with 'p','o', i', or 'm' are read, # so you can add comments and info as you like by using # other line starting characters. # The * character at the first of a line indicated the end of the script file. # The stitcher script must contain: # one 'p'- line describing the output image (eg Panorama) # one 'o'-line for each input image # one 'i' line for each input image that is optional # the 'm'-line is optional and allows you to specify modes for the optimization. # the 'C'-line is optional and allows morphing of control points. # 'p'-line options # w1000 width in pixels # h600 height in pixels (default: width/2) # f0 projection format, # 0 - rectilinear (for printing and viewing) # 1 - Cylindrical (for Printing and QTVR) # 2 - Equirectangular ( for Spherical panos), default # 3 - full-frame fisheye # v360 horizontal field of view of panorama (default 360) # nPICT Panorama file format, one of: # PICT pict-file on macs, bmp-file on win (default) # PSD single layer Photoshop file, 48bits supported # PNG png-format, 48bits supported # TIFF tiff-format, 48bits supported # PSD_mask Photoshop file, one image per layer # + shape mask & feathered clip mask at overlap center # PSD_nomask Photoshop file, one image per layer, # TIFF_mask tiff-format, multi-file, one image per file, 48bit supported # alpha layer with feathered clip mask at overlap center # TIFF_m tiff-format, multi-file, one image per file, 48bit supported # alpha layer with non-feathered clip mask at image border # + shape mask & non-feathered clip mask at image border # JPEG Panoramic image in jpeg-format. Use with f1 # for IBM Hotmedia panoramas. # PAN SmoothMove movie. Use only with f2. # IVR LivePicture IVR movie # cylindrical (format f1) or spherical (format f2) # IVR_java LivePicture Java Panorama, # cylindrical (format f1) or spherical (format f2) # VRML VRML background node, use only with f2 for panoramas, or # VRML-object for PTStereo # QTVR Apple QTVR-panomovie. Use only with f1 # 3DMF 3DMF-object (PTStereo). # # n"QTVR w400 h300 c1" additional viewer options in a quoted string together with format # the following options are recognized: # w(width) and h(height) of viewer window (only QTVR on Macs) # c(codec: 0-JPEG, 1-Cinepak, 2-Sorenson) (only QTVR on Macs) # q(codec quality): # 0-high,1-normal,2-low QTVR on Macs # 0-100(highest) on other jpeg-formats (PAN, IVR, IVR_java, VRML) # g progressive jpeg (0-no, 1-yes) (PAN, IVR, IVR_java, VRML) # Optimized JPEG (0-on(default), 2-disabled), (3-progressive with optimized disabled) # p initial pan angle ( QTVR on Macs, VRML, IVR) # v field of view (QTVR, VRML, IVR) # Many more options can be set by editing the viewer scripts # u10 width of feather for stitching all images. default:10 # k1 attempt color & brightness correction using image number as anchor # b1 attempt brightness correction with no color change using image number as anchor # d1 attempt color correction with no brightness change using image number as anchor # Do not use more than one of k, d, b.This is new method of correcting p w800 nPSD_mask # The 'i' lines describe input images and is optional # nName file name of the input image. # over ridable with command line parameters to PTStitcher i n"photo1.jpg" # The 'o' lines describe input images. One line per image is required # The width and height of the image is obtained from image # f0 projection format, # 0 - rectilinear (normal lenses) # 1 - Panoramic (Scanning cameras like Noblex) # 2 - Circular fisheye # 3 - full-frame fisheye # 4 - PSphere, equirectangular # v82 horizontal field of view of image (required) # y0 yaw angle (required) # p43 pitch angle (required) # r0 roll angle (required) # a,b,c lens correction coefficients (optional) # (see http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/barrel/barrel.html) # d,e initial lens offset in pixels(defaults d0 e0, optional). # Used to correct for offset from center of image # d - horizontal offset, # e - vertical offset # g,t initial lens shear. Use to remove slight misalignment # of the line scanner relative to the film transport # g - horizontal shear # t - vertical shear # +buf (obsolete, -buf and +buf are now ignored when stitching) # load and merge image with buffer # -buf (obsolete, -buf and +buf are now ignored when stitching) # save result to buffer. The first 'o' line should # contain one '-buf' command, the last line one '+buf' # command, and all other lines both '+buf -buf' # Exception: remove all 'buf' commands when # creating Photoshop-files to preserve the original images. # u10 (obsolete, globally used on p line) width of feather for stitching. default:10 # S100,600,100,800 Selection(l,r,t,b), Only pixels inside the rectangle will be used for conversion. # Original image size is used for all image parameters # (e.g. field-of-view) refer to the original image. # Selection can be outside image dimension. # C100,600,100,800 Crop(l,r,t,b), Only pixels inside the rectangle will be used for conversion. # Cropped image size is used for all image parameters # (e.g. field-of-view) refer to the cropped part of the image. # m20 (obsolete, use S & C) ignore a frame 20 pixels wide. default: 0 # mx100 (obsolete, use S & C) crop to brightest rectangle with size 100x200; # my200 (obsolete, use S & C) used only for circular fisheye images (f2) # s0 (obsolete, ignored, always blend) specify placement of seam between buffer and image: # 0-middle of overlap('blend' ,default) # 1- at edge of image ('paste'). # o (the small letter). Morph-to-fit using control points. # k0 (obsolete, use p line correction still used with plugin) # attempt color/brightness correction when merging image and buffer, one of: # 0 - no correction(default); # 1 - change image; # 2 - change buffer; # 3 - change both # this feature does not work very well! o f2 r0 p0 y0 v183 a0 b-0.1 c0 S100,600,100,800 o f2 r0 p0 y180 v183 a0 b-0.1 c0 S100,600,100,800 # 'm'-line options # ---------------- # Set mode for stitcher, not required # # g2.5 Set gamma value for internal computations (default 1.0) # See <http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/gamma/gamma.html> # i2 Set interpolator, See <http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/interpolator/interpolator.html> # one of: # 0 - poly3 (default) # 1 - spline16, # 2 - spline36, # 3 - sinc256, # 4 - spline64, # 5 - bilinear, # 6 - nearest neighbor, # 7 - sinc1024 # \/ antialiasing filters \/ See <http://www.pano2qtvr.com/dll_patch/> # 8 - Box # 9 - Bartlett/Triangle # 10 - Hermite # 11 - Hanning # 12 - Hamming # 13 - Blackmann # 14 - Gaussian 1/sqrt(2) # 15 - Gaussian 1/2 # 16 - Quadardic # 17 - Cubic # 18 - Catmull-Rom # 19 - Mitchell # 20 - Lanczos2 # 21 - Lanczos3 # 22 - Blackman/Bessel # 23 - Blackman/sinc # # f0 Invoke Faster Transformation also invoked by creating a file named "pano12_opt.txt" # in the same foler as project with a line FAST_TRANSFORM m g1.5 i6 f0 # # 'z'-lines options # ---------------- # Extended Depth-Of-Field, not required # # Automatically determine, for every point in a picture, which of mumerous overlapping # images has best focus. Masks are generated to reveale the best focused parts of # each image. Feathering must be selected. Used with PSD_mask or TIFF_mask file format # to edit the mask or with flattened file formats for flattened final result. Does not # work if color and/or brightness correction are invoked. # # m2 mask type # m0 hard-edged masks, mutually exclusive # m1 hard-edged masks, stack of nested masks # m2 blended masks, stack of nested masks (default & strongly recommended) # (this option includes a smoothing computation that seems to help a lot.) # fN focus estimation window size, N = halfwidth of window. # Recommended value is 0.5% of image width, e.g. 4 pixels for an 800-pixel image. # Computation cost for focus estimation increases proportional to N^2. Default f4. # sN smoothing window size, N = halfwidth of window. # Recommended value is 0.5% of image width, e.g. 4 pixels for an 800-pixel image. # Computation cost for smoothing increases proportional to N^2. Default s4. z m2 f4 s4 # # 'C' lines # ---------------- # Morphing of control point lines # One line per point # Created automatically by optimizer # # i0 image # x363.726 starting x point position # y125.738 starting y point position # X363.838 morphed x point position # Y125.618 morphed y point position C i0 x363.726 y125.738 X363.838 Y125.618 * Every thing after * is ignored.
Information on how to create and use PTStitcher scripts can be found on the web and on the wiki:
- The original PTStitcher Readme file contains basic information.
- The updated original example script with lots of comments is found at Jim Watters' page
- Ben Kreunen has an excellent list about the parameters of the p- o- and m-line and some example scripts.
- Frequently asked questions about PTStitcher including solutions to common problems are found at the unofficial Panorama Tools FAQ.
- On the wiki there are some techniques described that use PTStitcher:
Calling from the command line
PTStitcher can be called from the command line (this is what all GUIs do, too). More information in the PTStitcher Readme
Erik Krause 12:35, 29 Apr 2005 (EDT)

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This former A list celebrity/reality star who was finally forced to the background is usually not a very nice person. Just ask her dogs. Anyway, she was being her usual not nice self earlier this year at an outdoor event until she started doing whipits. Lots and lots and lots and lots of them. Suddenly she thought she was at Woodstock and was all peace and love and sitting on a couch and then got off the couch and peed right on the ground in front of Snoop Dogg before getting back up on the couch and getting back to peace and love.


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Zero®: traditionally laid brick with joint-free appearance
Give your brick façade a modern look. Unique and only available at Vandersanden.
Zero®: traditionally laid brick with joint-free appearance
Give your brick façade a modern look. Unique and only available at Vandersanden.
Pure brick
If you choose the pure effect of brick, the joints are a disturbing element. More and more house builders prefer joint free façades. By choosing Zero® you create this effect in a traditional way. Of course, you can also process our bricks by bonding them or using thin-bed mortar. For a joint-free result you have the choice out of 3 processing methods:
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- Zero®: Traditional bricklaying with a joint-free look.
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Bullz-Eye reviews the adidas D ROSE 3.5 Signature Basketball Shoe
We were fortunate to review the newly designed and developed D Rose 3.5 Signature Basketball Shoe from adidas with input from Chicago Bulls superstar point guard Derrick Rose. The shoe has improved performance, bolder style and more personal details than its predecessor and launched just a few weeks ago. The D Rose 3.5 shoe is inspired by Derrick's dedication and hard work to his game and features adidas' most innovative performance technology, premium and rich style elements and personal details.
To exceed the performance needs for Derrick's unique style of play, which includes extreme changes in direction, acceleration and explosiveness, adidas designers made the D Rose 3.5 more supportive, comfortable and responsive than its predecessor. The shoe fits even closer to the foot for faster cuts and features a SPRINTWEB upper engineered specifically for his style of play, which reduces weight with maximum support and breathability.
Additional performance features include an ergonomic ankle collar pocket to ensure maximum support during hard cuts and a breathable mesh tongue to improve comfort. SPRINTFRAME technology features an external heel counter to reduce weight and allow for energy return and motion control, giving Derrick his best performing signature shoe to date to improve his performance on court.
The bold spiral overlay pattern is inspired by Derrick's goal to tighten his game, and functionally, it increases flexibility and provides optimum toe protection. The synthetic leather upper features the spiral protruding from the D Rose logo on the ankle to represent how his on and off-court success continues to grow from the support of his family, who inspired the logo. Chicago call-outs on the inside of the tongue showcase the essence of Rose, including a "Rooted in Chicago" graphic with lettering, colors and shapes inspired by Derrick's tattoos and the Chicago flag. Each colorway of the D Rose 3.5 will feature special graphics, materials and colors that give details about Derrick's life and style of play.
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Sticky slow-roast belly of pork
Pork belly is a relatively cheap cut of meat, making this an affordable roast to feed a crowd
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal620
- fat45g
- saturates17g
- carbs12g
- sugars9g
- fibre1g
- protein43g
- salt0.4g
- 1.3kg piece pork belly, boned, rind left on and scored (ask your butcher to do this)
- 2 tsp sunflower oil
Sunflower oil
Sunflower oil is made from pressing sunflower seeds and extracting the oil. It's usually…
- 1 tsp white peppercorns, crushed
- 3 large onions, sliced
Onions are endlessly versatile and an essential ingredient in countless recipes. Native to Asia…
- 2-3 tbsp clear honey
Honey is made by bees from the nectar they collect from flowers. Viscous and fragrant, it's…
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 1 red chilli, deseeded and chopped
Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Lay the pork, skin-side up, on a rack in a roasting tin. Trickle with a little oil, then lightly press on the crushed peppercorns and a sprinkling of coarse sea salt. Place in the oven, then cook for 1 hr. Remove from the oven and baste with the juices. Continue to cook for a further 1½ hrs, basting every 20 mins.
Put the sliced onions in the roasting tin under the pork. Mix the honey together with the cumin and chilli, brush it over the pork, then increase the oven to 200C/fan 180C/ gas 6. Cook for a further 30-40 mins, basting occasionally, until caramelised with a rich, golden glaze over the pork. Once cooked and tender (this can be easily tested by piercing the flesh with a knife), remove pork from the oven, then leave to rest for 10-15 mins.
While the pork is resting, heat the tin on the stove with the onions, adding 2 tbsp water. This will lift any residue from the pan, creating a moist cooking liquor. Season the onions with salt and pepper, then divide between 6 plates. Carve pork into 6 portions, then serve on top of the onions. Pour any remaining liquor over and serve with the Pumpkin mash (below).
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Pumpkin mashPeel 1 kg pumpkin and cut into chunks. Season and roast with the pork for the last 30 mins until soft and fluffy. Meanwhile, peel 1kg potatoes and cut into chunks. Boil in salted water for 10 mins until soft. Drain and mash with 2 tbsp milk and 50g butter, seasoning to taste. Mash the pumpkin into the potato until smooth.


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The Noel family dominated Carcar politically from 1879 when Florencio Noel assumed as gobernadorcillo up to after the World War II when his son, Maximino Noel, served as congressman of the third district (of which Carcar was a part) until 1965. In the 1900s, this local hold had been successfully challenged by Mariano Mercado, who, and whose faction, for some decades ruled the town, even as Maximino still held sway of the congressional district.
A mestizo Sangley (Chinese-descended) family, the Noel originated from Parian and Noels still reside in the Parian area up to the present. Probably the first Noel [sigh] to arrive in Carcar was Anacleta Noel, widowed of her Regis husband who had been a cabeza in Parian. Her Regis children subsequently married in Carcar.
Anacleta married again, to Leocadio Cui Jaen, in Carcar in 1867, he of another city family which had migrated earlier to Carcar. Leocadio became gobernadorcillo of Carcar by 1875, around the time Florencio Noel had married Leocadio's own niece, Filomena Jaen, started a family and built a house in the town.
It was probably Anacleta who showed the way for Florencio Noel to follow to Carcar. Florencio had mestizo Spanish features, a physical characteristic that would have immediately raised him up in stature colonially among the darker people in the town. And yet the mestizo Sangley racial classification he was tagged with indicate his having Spanish blood only from an illegitimate source. Family stories tell of a friar father, although it's also possible that it was his mother herself who had had a Spaniard father, and from whom his looks descended. But the padre no conocido affixed on records of his, do sound more convincing that it was his own no-conocido father who was Spanish, or Spanish mestizo.
Florencio's mother was Benedicta Noel. Florencio used the formal name Florencio Noel y Mercado, and thus it may have been Benedicta's mother who was a Mercado, or she also was an illegitimate child of a Mercado father, which is also a possibility. Meanwhile, Anacleta's parents were Vicente Noel and Leoncia Agaton (also as Osmeña), both mestizos Sangleys. I have not been able to establish the exact relation of Florencio and Benedicta to Anacleta and her parents. Nor of Leoncia to Severino Agaton (Osmeña), the grandfather of President Osmeña.
A third Noel branch from Cebu City also settled in Sangat circa 1880s, the line descending from a Martin Noel whose parents were Luis and Eugenia Rosello.
The Florencio Noel branch seemed to have close relationships with a particular Noel family in Parian and with the one which settled in Asturias and Northwest Cebu, both lines also having mestizo Spanish features. The former's descendants include the Medalle doctors of Bonifacio st. in the city, and latter's, Bishop Christian Noel, now Bishop of Talibon (Bohol).
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CCS Bard Presents Phillipe Parreno, on View from June 26 through September 26, 2010
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ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y.—This summer, the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College (CCS Bard) presents Philippe Parreno, the fourth exhibition in a series of retrospectives of the French artist's work that have taken place at the Kunsthalle Zürich, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin. Philippe Parreno at CCS Bard will be on view from June 26 through September 26, 2010.
Concurrently, in the Hessel Museum of Art, CCS Bard presents At Home/Not At Home: Works from the Collection of Martin and Rebecca Eisenberg. Curated by White Columns director and CCS Bard faculty member Matthew Higgs, the exhibition includes major works by more than 100 artists including Kai Althoff, Jeremy Deller, Peter Doig, David Hammons, Mary Heilmann, Elizabeth Peyton, and Rirkrit Tirvanija. The exhibition will be on view from June 26 through December 19, 2010.
Both exhibitions open on Saturday, June 26, with a reception from 1 to 5 p.m. On Sunday, June 27, CCS Bard will present a series of special programming related to the Philippe Parreno exhibition, which will include a discussion between Parreno and Simon Critchley, chair of philosophy at the New School for Social Research in New York, as well as a screening of the single-channel version of Zidane: A XXIst Century Portrait. The screening of Zidane will take place at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck, New York, on Sunday, June 27, at noon.
Philippe Parreno at CCS Bard
Curated by Maria Lind, Philippe Parreno at CCS Bard explores the artist's work with moving images, focusing on two later pieces, June 8, 1968 (2009) and Zidane: A XXIst Century Portrait (2006), and an early work, Anywhere Out of the World (2000). June 8, 1968, which is being shown in the United States for the first time as part of this exhibition, takes us back to 1968 and the funeral train of Robert F. Kennedy. Parreno draws openly on documentary photographer Paul Fusco's famous footage from the event as he reenacts parts of the journey in a stunningly beautiful West Coast landscape. Anywhere Out of the World is Parreno's contribution to the intensively collaborative project No Ghost Just a Shell, which started when he and the artist Pierre Huyghe purchased a manga character, AnnLee, who was "animated" by themselves and a dozen other artists including Liam Gillick and Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster. Zidane: A XXIst Century Portrait, made in collaboration with Douglas Gordon, is simultaneously a feature film-length portrait of a football player and a film that engages exclusively with its main protagonist without having a traditional narrative. The single-channel version of Zidane: A XXIst Century Portrait will be screened on Sunday, June 27, at noon at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck, New York, and again in September on the Bard College Campus.
Two common denominators for the three works are formal experimentation in general and the intensity of the pictures in particular. They are also portraits of sorts. The Paris-based cinematographer Darius Khondji has worked closely with Parreno on both June 8,1968 and Zidane: A XXIst Century Portrait. Known for the cinematography of visually sumptuous films like Delicatessen and Seven, Khondji's presence in the exhibition at CCS Bard will be palpable. Thus, rather unexpectedly, the exhibition will address concerns with form, specifically in relation to light and space. The exhibition will also look at who and what can be a character in a film, or even in history.
The exhibition will be integrated with both the graduate program and the local community through a series of outreach mediation programs organized by first-year CCS Bard graduate students. In addition to a lecture by Berlin-based art historian Jörn Schaffaf, who wrote his Ph.D. on Parreno's work, a series of screenings with Parreno's earlier moving image work will be organized. Some of the programs will take place in the cinema spaces on campus, others at regional cinemas including Time Space Limited in Hudson. Each student is also reaching out to two different communities/groups, one on campus and one beyond, which will include the opportunity to attend special walk-throughs of the exhibition led by the students.
Philippe Parreno at CCS Bard is made possible with support from the LUMA Foundation, the Audrey and Sydney Irmas Charitable Foundation, the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, Friedrich Petzel, the Board of Governors of the Center for Curatorial Studies, and the Center's Patrons, Supporters, and Friends.
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We've only been able to get glimpses of director Jose Padilha's RoboCop reboot via a bunch of set photos and today's no different. What is different is that this batch of photos show off Michael Keaton as the OmniCorp CEO Raymond Sellars, Michael Kenneth Williams as Alex Murphy's (Joel Kinnaman) partner Officer Jack Lewis and Abbie Cornish as Murphy's wife, Ellen. Oh and some more shots of Kinnaman in his cyborg attire. The picture also seem to confirm that Kinnaman's Murphy will retain a human right hand: a corporate attempt to show the supercop's human side or an Achilles' heel of sorts?
RoboCop opens August 9th 2013 and also stars Gary Oldman, Jay Baruchel and Jackie Earle Haley. Hit the jump to see the new set photos. [Update: We've removed the unofficial images.]
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In RoboCop, the year is 2029 and multinational conglomerate OmniCorp is at the center of robot technology. Their drones are winning American wars around the globe and now they want to bring this technology to the home front. Alex Murphy is a loving husband, father and good cop doing his best to stem the tide of crime and corruption in Detroit. After he is critically injured in the line of duty, OmniCorp utilizes their remarkable science of robotics to save Alex's life. He returns to the streets of his beloved city with amazing new abilities, but with issues a regular man has never had to face before.
Director José Padilha (Elite Squad) reimagines the tale of part man, part machine, all cop starring Joel Kinnaman (The Killing) as the title character, Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight Rises) as the scientist who creates RoboCop, and Samuel L. Jackson (The Avengers) as media mogul Pat Novak. RoboCop is being produced by Strike Entertainment's Marc Abraham and Eric Newman, with Eric Carraro as Executive Producer. The film is currently in pre-production and slated for a summer 2013 release.


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TORONTO – Toronto FC and the Vancouver Whitecaps split a pair of goals – as well as a point each – in an entertaining 1-1 draw at BMO Field that saw both Darren Mattocks and Jermain Defoe find the back of the net.
The Whitecaps took the lead early in the second half courtesy of Mattocks, who slotted home a tap-in in the box off a pinpoint Russell Teibert cross. Twenty minutes later, Toronto FC responded with a penalty goal scored by Defoe, his 11th goal of the year.
The result kept Toronto (7-5-4), who have a game in hand on all other teams in the Eastern Confrence, in third place in the standings. Vancouver (6-4-8) hold onto the final playoff spot in the Western Conference for now, but could be surpassed by the LA Galaxy later Wednesday.
The first half was an evenly-contested affair, with both teams exchanging spells of attacking position as they felt each other out; Toronto created the bulk of the offensive chances, the first of which came off a Doneil Henry header from a free kick at the left edge of the box; the ball was smothered graciously by goalkeeper David Ousted.
But, the best chance of the half came in the 40th minute, when Toronto FC won a corner off a Jackson shot. Collen Warner swung the ball into the box and once again found Henry with the header, who hit the post with his effort. The ball rebounded and eventually landed at the feet of Luke Moore, who cracked a shot at goal. Ousted mishandled the shot and Defoe pounced on the loose ball but was adjudged to be in an offside position.
The second half kicked off with a bang, with Michael Bradley forcing a big save out of Ousted from a curling free kick two minutes after the restart. That little scare was quickly shaken off, though, as Teibert collected a slick pass from Pedro Morales, beat Mark Bloom on the right and placed a low cross into the box and through a bundle of legs, connecting with Mattocks for the simple finish.
Toronto quickly began looking for an equalizer, and spent the next 15 minutes bombarding the Whitecaps from both flanks. It was Jackson whose efforts were rewarded just after the hour mark, after he cut in and ran into the box only to be clattered into by Nigel Reo-Coker.
Defoe coolly slotted home the penalty awarded by referee Allen Chapman for his 11th goal of the season, giving Toronto an equalizer with approximately a half hour to play.
The next 25 minutes were stop-start, however, with free kicks, fouls, corners and substitutions slowing the passage of play.
But the half dwindled down, and while the tempo was fast-paced and the passing movement yielded a few close chances, neither side could find the back of the net. Substitute Gilberto came closest with a late header, while the Whitecaps won a free kick with seconds to go in the match, but both chances passed without much drama.
Toronto FC next travel to Texas to take on the Houston Dynamo on Saturday evening. The Vancouver Whitecaps head to Rio Tinto Stadium on the same day, where Western Conference opposition Real Salt Lake awaits.
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Monday, November 17, 2008
101 Things in 1001 Days
End Date: August 14, 2011
1. Give a gift through Heifer (three times)(1/3)
2. Buy a surgery with Operation Smile
3. Continue to support St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital monthly for 1001 days
4. Sponsor a child through Feed the Children
5. Donate blood
6. Race for the cure (or other worthy cause) March For Babies
7. Buy a homeless person a hot meal
8. Send an anonymous gift
9. Perform random act of kindness (3/10)
-Pamela's Diner
-Fifth Avenue parking meter
10. Tip 50 percent for exceptional service
11. Adopt a dog from a shelter or rescue (LUKE!)
12. Take a trip with my mom
13. Take my dad to "Bacon Night" (Harris Grill, Shadyside)
14. Take my sister on an outing (5 times)
15. Take my parents out to dinner (mom's 52nd birthday at Mad Mex)
16. Clear out junk from my parents' basement
17. Do 100 push-ups
18. Complete couch to 5K
19. Run a 5K
20. Get buff (abs, tone arms)
21. Play tennis (ten times)
22. Make one of my grandma's recipes
23. Bake a pumpkin pie
24. Be a vegetarian for one week (3 times)
25. Go to a wine tasting (New allergy to sulfites derailed this one...)
26. Drink Sake
27. Drink a fabulous Bloody Mary
28. Make fudge
29. Bake an apple pie
30. Drink an extra dirty martini It was a little TOO dirty for my taste. Shudder.
31. Make sushi
32. Make a pizza from scratch
33. Eat caviar
34. Learn to poach an egg
35. Bake bread
36. Eat a peanut butter bacon banana sandwich (Andrew's family's favorite treat)
37. Learn to ski
38. Learn to surf
39. Wear false eyelashes
40. Go snorkeling
41. Play in the rain
42. Jitterbug with Andrew
43. Go to a Steelers game (Thanks, Bruce!)
44. Go to a Penguins game
45. Be a groupie for Andrew's band
46. Go to dance club with Andrew
47. Attend a blogger meetup
48. Go to bingo night
49. Have lunch with a friend (12/30 times)
50. Have "girls weekend" reunion with Jeffies (friends from college)
51. Take a pottery class
52. Decoupage something for myself
53. Make a wreath for each season (1/4)
54. Finish crocheting my afghan
55. Learn to crochet a hat
56. Develop system to remember important dates (bdays, anniversaries, etc.)
57. Have a poem published
58. Write at least two freelance articles
59. Get my passport
60. Travel abroad
61. Drive down the coast of California
62. Visit Philadelphia museum of art
63. Visit Millennium Park, Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art
64. Give Andrew a tour of my college town, Athens, Ohio
65. Travel by train
66. See Sufjan Stevens perform live
67. See Josh Ritter perform with a full orchestra
68. See Rent
69. See Phantom of the Opera
70. Go to a musical production at my old high school
71. Actively plan a trip to Europe
72. Get engaged
73. Take engagement portraits
74. Plan a peacock-themed wedding
75. Make DIY wedding items Nope. But other people did! I know how to delegate. Thanks, Jack!
76. Get married
77. Honeymoon in Hawaii (subject to change) Riviera Maya, Mexico
78. Find a thrift shop treasure
79. Go antiquing (Does it count if I found it on Craigslist?)
80. Shop at farmer's market (3 times)
81. Cancel all of my catalog subscriptions
82. Compost
83. Become a member of the local co-op
84. Get certified for CPR again
85. Read 50 books in one year
86. Watch a sunrise
87. Watch a sunset
88. Complete a New York Times crossword puzzle (1st of many?)
89. Go to church (3/30 times)
90. Identify 100 things that make me happy
91. SECRET (I might tell you if you ask me nicely. Privately.)
92. Write a living will and have notarized
93. Find out my blood type
94. Keep orchid alive for 1001 days FAIL!
95. Go one week with hitting snooze (3 times)
96. Make online portfolio
97. Get a second tattoo (perhaps a mermaid?)
98. Implement a savings plan to buy a house
(Closed on house May 29, 2009)
99. Have white teeth
100. Frame mermaid/fisherman paintings
101. Have giveaway on my blog with handmade prizes
21 comments:
- Hillary said...
Please may I know number 91, pretty lady?
What sort of band is Andrew in? What does he play?
What is Bacon Night? Can I come to Bacon Night with you and your dad?
Are you going to do the 100 push-ups in a row? Without stopping?
- November 17, 2008 at 3:07 PM
- Unknown said...
Such a great list...I'm a bit jealous you'll be doing so many awesome things over the next few years ;-)
- November 17, 2008 at 3:10 PM
- Allison said...
That is a great list. I need to finish mine, so I can post it. I think I have a long way to go before mine is finished though. Sheesh I'm a procrastinator.
- November 17, 2008 at 3:19 PM
Ah! This is amazing, though the thought of making a list of my own COMPLETELY overwhelms me.
When you come visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art, you should totally come visit me! Love that museum, and I can show you around my city!
- November 17, 2008 at 3:27 PM
I love your list, there are so many things on there I want to do. You make it look so simple and easy!
Good luck!
- November 17, 2008 at 4:03 PM
great list! i gotta finish making mine. gonna steal a few items from yours!
- November 17, 2008 at 4:34 PM
Poetry is overrated and 100 pushups are completely unnecessary.
Everything else? Awesome.
- November 17, 2008 at 4:46 PM
- sarah marie p said...
I love the list! And all of your nifty categories! You are the coolest!
- November 17, 2008 at 5:16 PM
Love the list! Also, I lived in Athens, OH for a while, during my angsty teenage years and almost went to OU because I loved that town so much. Going back to Athens is also on my 101 in 1001 list.
- November 17, 2008 at 6:52 PM
- Pretty Unfamous said...
How exciting! Good luck with your list. I like how you have a bunch of categories.
- November 17, 2008 at 10:28 PM
This is a great list Mermanda! Very inspiring. :)
- November 18, 2008 at 2:52 AM
omg i love the way you set your list up--i may borrow this format when i finally get my list posted!
oh and #72-77 are probably going on my list too haha!
- November 18, 2008 at 2:06 PM
- Daddy Dan said...
That's an ambitious list! I really want to do one of these, but just haven't gotten around to it.
And please tell me what #91 is! I'm dying to know!
- November 18, 2008 at 2:58 PM
- Lauren said...
I love your list! I love how well it's formatted, with the different categories. WHEN you do everything, you're going to have the best 1001 days ever. :) Good luck!
And I totally want to know what 91 is as well.
- November 18, 2008 at 4:01 PM
- Kyla Bea said...
I really love the list - and the categories! My favorites are #7, #11, #47, #72 and of course #91.
Pretty please? = )
- November 18, 2008 at 8:05 PM
- Maris said...
This is so awesome - can I come visit when you're making the pies? :)
- November 19, 2008 at 5:19 PM
- Unknown said...
I love your list. It's so inspirational and creative.:) I think I'm going to swipe the idea (and maybe a couple numbers) for mine as well.
- November 21, 2008 at 1:23 AM
- Kerri W. said...
Hurrah for listy friends! What an awesome list. I like how yours is all categorized and stuff. I tried to do that, but then my hair started falling out and I gave up.
(Okay, so maybe my hair didn't actually fall out. Whatever.)
My favorite is #39. Why didn't I put that on mine? I love it!
PS: You know you're going to tell me that #91 is, right? Riiiight? :)
- November 22, 2008 at 3:18 PM
- Jessie said...
This is such a great idea. I've always wanted to make a list of things to do so when I get the time and know what I wnat to do, I may do one too! Good luck with yours :)
- February 5, 2009 at 12:41 PM
- Cyndi said...
When do you expect to complete your 101 things?
- June 2, 2009 at 12:37 AM
- Rachel said...
I'm currently working on my second 101 list and was searching for some ideas for my final 10 slots. We share quite a lot of the same goals and thanks for giving me a few new ones! Good luck!
- January 27, 2010 at 7:39 PM


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One of my favorite ways to spend a bright, clear fall evening is under my courtyard canopy of amber, red and orange leaves, enjoying a lovely meal with friends. How about you?
Here are some tips for creating an inviting al-fresco dining room for a fall dinner party.
When planning your outdoor event, you can approach your table two different ways: Dress it with style for a sit-down dinner or set it up for a buffet. Usually I jump at the chance to trick up the concrete table in my courtyard because every lavish touch you add when you dine outdoors is so unexpected that it instantly shoots the tablescape up on the drama scale. But this year, I was feeling the buffet love, so I set the table for a simple service of appetizers and drinks.
The food-and-drink service takes a back seat to a large, layered and supershowy centerpiece. Since I'm not a chef, I like to put my creative energy into tablescapes, and, boy, did I have fun with an over-the-top treatment.
Not that I'm trying to justify my penchant for extreme centerpieces, but when the room you are decorating is as big as all outdoors, you have to have something large at the center of your table if you want to make a statement.
The added benefit of a buffet is that you can go really large because you don't have to worry about interrupting cross-table conversations. Not that that has stopped me before!
For this showstopper, we started with a decorative wheelbarrow as our base. A friend loaned me a gigantic silver candelabra to give us dramatic height. Then we started layering in favorites of fall, from pumpkins and vines to nature-inspired candlesticks. Creating a fall centerpiece for an outdoor event isn't an overwhelming feat for me because when you're outdoors, you take your lead from nature, and just about anything goes.
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Cluster three different-sized trellises at the table center, fill them with a stack of pumpkins and finish off by twisting honeysuckle vines around the trellises.
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Thanks to my sheltered screened porch, I can entertain outdoors even when the weather is nippy or misty. When guests gather on the porch, I use my wooden hutch to serve food and drinks. To trick it up for a fall party, I added a spray of fall foliage to the top, then dotted the shelves with gourds and little vases holding orange roses, one of my all-time favorite flowers for fall decorating.
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This beer-drinking snack is cooked in a base of caramelized garlic, onions and ginger, tossed with curry leaves, tomatoes, and fresh chiles and finished with a bright squirt of fresh lime juice. It's the kind of eat-with-your-hands dish that's the ideal balance of savory sour heat that makes you want to devour every last spicy shrimp.
What Worked: Fernando calls these spicy, bright shrimp a convenient finger food, the ideal snack for an icy beer. We sampled the pairing for ourselves and have to agree, it's a match made in heaven.
What Didn't: No complaints here but be warned, there's a lot of chile going on i.e. not for the faint of heat heart.
Suggested Tweaks: This recipe can be made with squid as well. Just cut your cephalopods into one inch lengths and proceed.
Reprinted with permission from Rice & Curry by S.H. Fernando Jr.. Copyright © 2011. Published by Hippocrene Books. Available wherever books are sold. All rights reserved.
- Yield:makes 4 to 6 servings
- Active time: 20 minutes
- Total time:20 minutes
- 1 pound shrimp
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1 onion, sliced
- 4 cloves garlic, sliced
- 1 teaspoon crushed ginger
- 1 sprig curry leaves
- 2 medium tomatoes, peeled and diced
- 4 Serrano chiles, sliced diagonally
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper powder
- 2 dry red chiles, crushed
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- Salt to taste
- Juice of 1 lime
Wash, clean, and shell shrimp.
Heat oil in pan. Sauté onions, garlic, ginger, and curry leaves until onions are translucent. Add tomatoes and Serrano chiles.
Add shrimp, cayenne powder, dry chiles, vinegar, and salt, and stir-fry for 2 minutes.
Remove from heat, put on a plate, and squeeze on lime juice just before serving.
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Editors' note: We are the editors of WitOut.net. We are also starting a free, weekly, stand-up comedy showcase every Wednesday at Rembrandt's Restaurant & Bar (741 N. 23rd St. Philadelphia). So we decided to take advantage of our editorial power for shameless self-promotion. Is that okay with you? Good. Here we go.
AZ Why did we decide to start this show?
AH: You know the answer to that.
AZ: Tell me again. I like hearing the story.
AH: I think this is the type of show that Philly needs. The scene has been growing in the past few years and there are open mics practically every night of the week, and there are a lot of comedian-run monthly showcases, and I think the next step up is a weekly show where comedians can work on longer sets. I would love to do this show every night if I could, and make it like a Philadelphia version of The Comedy Cellar in New York. But until I find a venture capitalist to back that business plan, I'm going to have to stick with once a week at a bar that will let us do it for free. Philly has a lot of great comedians, and part of the goal with the show is to expose more of the public to some of the great local comedy Philly has to offer.
What are your hopes and plans for the show?
AZ: I'm really looking forward to having a show that gives Philly comics an opportunity to perform longer sets, and hopefully perform them in front of a crowd that's made up of more than just other comics–of course we love seeing comics support one another, but we also want a "real audience" for these shows. Which brings me to my other hope for the show: that people will come. So we're working on some creative ideas for marketing and promotion, and reaching out to people who are good at getting the word out about events in the city, and hopefully we'll be able to show a lot of new people that Philly has a really strong, talented crop of local comedians. And if they're introduced to them here with a free show, hopefully they'll continue to follow and support their work elsewhere.
Can you talk a little bit more about why we wanted to keep the show free? Are we just dicks who don't want to pay people?
AH: Well first of all, I hate that money exists and I wish I could live in a hut on an island and hunt and farm and fish for food and just be free. That sounds like a joke but I'm being serious. But, in terms of the show, since one of our goals is to raise awareness about comedy in Philly we thought a great way to do that would be to have a free show, so it's a low-risk access point for new audiences. Doogie Horner's Ministry of Secret Jokes was a great free show that brought a lot of people out to Fergie's in Center City on a monthly basis, and we want to build a consistent audience of people who know that there's going to be a great show at Rembrandt's every Wednesday night, and who can tell people they know that they can come to the show and it's going to be free and it's going to be great and they're going to have a good time. Plus we want this to be a show that has a feel, for the audience, that it's professional and the line-up is well put together, but is also a show where the comedians should feel free to experiment a little, and work out newer material during a longer set. At open mics where there are more comics and therefore sets have to be shorter, one new joke might be the only material a comic gets to do that night.
Since we're not getting fat pockets off the big stacks of cash we'd make if we charged people to come and see this show, what are you looking to get out of it, as a comedian?
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AH: Not only do I want the show to be great top to bottom for the sake of the audience, but I think it's a great opportunity for all of us as comedians to push each other to keep getting better. It's healthy competition–not that it's a contest and we're going out there to try to outshine each other every week, but I know that personally I'm going to have to bring it in order to keep up with the talent that we're going to book on this show week in and week out. I'm never going to be able to half-ass it and mail in a set if I don't want to look like somebody who doesn't belong on the show. That's how you get better–when I was a kid and I played basketball, I didn't get better by playing against kids I was already better than; I got better by playing against older kids who were a lot better than me, and having to work to keep up. Also I'm just looking forward to being able to hang out with all of these people on a weekly basis and see them trying out new jokes, and talking about new jokes, and getting their opinion on my new material, and just all working together at getting better. #Friendship.
You and I are big supporters of the local comedy scene and we know a lot about what's going on within it. But at this point it's still difficult to know about Philly comedy if you're not IN Philly comedy in some way. What do you think we–or anyone else performing in the city–needs to do to get more of the general public aware of the local talent?
AZ: I think the main thing is that if you're putting on a show, you should never be satisfied with just getting an audience that's only made up of your friends and fellow performers. If you're trying to do this seriously and not just as a hobby, you need feedback from and exposure to a real audience to be able to learn and grow. Of course it's great to be supportive of each other, but I don't think any of us will consider ourselves successful if we're just doing this for each other all the time. So we should be looking for as many ways as possible to expose new people to our shows. List and promote your show on local online events calendars, send out press releases, get out on the street with flyers, whatever it takes. Find new audiences, bring them in, win them over and keep them coming back–whether that's coming back to Free For All, or "coming back" in that they find their favorite comedians at our show, and then go seek them out to see them do more at other shows, too.
Also: We all just have to be really, really good. Put on a good show that'll live up to or even exceed the hype you're giving it when you're promoting it.
The First Free For All Stand-Up Comedy Showcase is tonight at 8pm at Rembrandt's Restaurant & Bar (741 N. 23rd St. Philadelphia). For more information on the show as well as original and shared content you can check out Free For All on WordPress, Facebook, and Twitter.
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Sorry for the dead air folks.. it is the season to be /silly and the season certainly has been silly.
I'm living in my new house, but there is still so much to do… I still haven't moved everything from my old house and when I do the spare room (photo later) will be floor to ceiling, wall to wall boxes.
Still it's my patch of dirt, mine to break and fix to my hearts content. I have already had the midnight wanders through the backyard planning out Odin's cubby, complete with secret passages.
I have also been playing a fair bit, and have a pile of stuff to write about.. they might end up as mammoth as the old Gnomeaggedon weekend that was posts.. screenshots, rants and yes, the return of Gnomeaggedon.
As it is New years Eve, and I have a pile of things to do, I am going to scamper now, but here are some shots of Castle Gnomeaggedon.
Sorry the pictures aren't the best, iPhone isn't the best camera.
Gnomer and Out!
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Photo gallery: Flashback: Nadya Suleman has octuplets
LOS ANGELES – The doctor whose fertility treatments gave "Octomom" Nadya Suleman her octuplets and six other children wants to practice medicine again and asked a court to reconsider the revocation of his license by the state medical board.
In court papers, Dr. Michael Kamrava blamed what he calls negative media coverage for the Medical Board of California's decision to revoke his license, saying he was vilified in a way not justified by the evidence.
"Dr. Kamrava performed a perfectly legal procedure, but the public (or at least the media) thought that the procedure was repugnant," the filing said.
A hearing on the request was delayed Wednesday until Dec. 15 in Superior Court.
The license of the Beverly Hills fertility doctor has been revoked since July 1. In its decision, the medical board found Kamrava grossly negligent in the care of three patients, including Suleman, who lives with her 14 children in a house on Madonna Lane in La Habra.
The court can ask the medical board to reconsider its decision, but the ultimate licensing authority lies with the board. By law, Kamrava can petition the board for reinstatement three years after revocation takes effect.
Suleman initially told the media she had been implanted with six embryos and two of them split, resulting in her octuplets.
However, medical records discussed during Kamrava's licensing hearing revealed she had been implanted with 12 embryos.
During the hearing last year, Kamrava tearfully apologized for implanting so many embryos into Suleman, saying he felt bound to do it because she was so insistent.
The number of implanted embryos was six times the norm for a woman her age, and the resulting pregnancy could have been deadly or damaging for Suleman and her babies.
Crowding in a mother's uterus can result in premature birth, cerebral palsy, developmental delays or other health problems for the babies.
The birth of Suleman's octuplets broke a world record for longest-surviving octuplets.
The babies – whose birth weights ranged from 1 pound, 8 ounces to 3 pounds, 4 ounces – spent their first weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center.
She has said her octuplets are healthy.
In addition to the octuplets, the single mother has six other children conceived through Kamrava's in vitro treatments.