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Seafish Tasmania Pelagic is seeking a judicial review of Environment Minister Tony Burke's referral of its application to fish to an expert panel for an environmental impact assessment.
Listed for directions in March, the case also names Fisheries Minister Joe Ludwig as a respondent.
Lodged in Brisbane earlier this month, it came to light on Wednesday following Mr Burke's decision to knock back a second attempt to use the Abel Tasman - this time as a factory freezer mother ship for a fleet of smaller trawlers.
Seafish again ran foul of Federal law allowing Mr Burke to order scrutiny of the plan's environmental impact.
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A bunch of developers over on the XDA forums have been tinkering with the Nexus 4 to see if they can persuade it to play nice with LTE. Turns out that, despite a lack of signal amplifier and filter, it can handle the high-speed connection. Kind of.
The developers have shown that LG's phone can be forced onto an LTE network—but only one one that uses LTE band 4, which runs at 1700MHz and 2100MHz. If you're wondering, that band is used by Telus and Rogers in Canada and AT&T in the US.
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VANCOUVER — Henrik Sedin, a star centre with both the National Hockey League's Vancouver Canucks and Team Sweden, is hoping the Canadians beat Slovakia on Friday. But he has a warning for them.
"The Slovaks are a good team," said Sedin. "They are one of those teams that are right behind the five top teams. But they are right there. They have some top-end talent and if they get a chance on power plays, they have a lot of snipers who are going to hurt you. And they did (against us).
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Wednesday against Sweden, the Slovaks had only four shots on net in the second period, but they scored three times en route to a 4-3 quarter-final victory.
Zdeno Chara, the reigning Norris Trophy winner, is arguably the best defenceman in the world. He's big enough that the entire team can orbit around him. He leads the Olympics in ice time and will be asked to shut down Sidney Crosby's line.
Then, there are the two Marians — Gaborik and Hossa. They are snipers extraordinaire who made Sweden pay for its penalties Wednesday. But the big surprise, and the one Canada can't overlook, is Vancouver Canucks forward Pavol Demitra.
After a trying season during which he underwent two shoulder surgeries, Demitra has emerged as one of the Olympics' biggest difference makers. Who would have predicted Demitra would be atop the scoring sheet? That's where he sits now, with seven points in five games.
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"I started feeling great my last couple of games with (the Canucks)," Demitra said. "My shoulder feels great. When you play for your country, it is an unbelievable feeling, especially when we win a game (like the Sweden game)."
Demitra has just four points in 11 games with the Canucks this year. He's been bounced around the lineup, and had a couple games lately buried on the fourth line.
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Demitra called the win against Sweden "the best game for our country."
The Slovaks also have motivation. Many of the players are older and there's not a lot of talent on the way up. For some, this is seen as a last chance.
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Another surprise this tournament as been the play of Richard Zednik. He signed on with Russia's Kontinental Hockey League this year. Last season, Zednik scored 17 goals with the NHL's Florida Panthers, coming back from a cut carotid artery. He had been sliced by a teammate's skate blade in 2008.
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I like a lot of the Team Viewer capabilities, but it's hard to believe you've made it to Ver 12 and still do not have dual monitor support.
With the native Windows Remote Desktop, the remote session takes on the attributes of the host system (if you want it to) regardless of how manay monitors the remote system has (even if the remote system is headless, with no monitors). This is awesome, and how a lot of us want to log into our remote systems. When I have 2 monitors on my host, I want to be able to view my remote using both monitors, as if I'm sitting at that remote system and it has 2 monitors. Just like Windows Remote Desktop can do:
When logging into a remote system, and choosing to use both monitors, I get a full layout using both monitors. And, if I go full-screen with the remote desktop, it is just like I'm sitting there at the remote system with 2 monitors - no boarder, just a perfect dual monitor experience with full 3840x1080 resolution (1920x1080 extended).
Then...there's team viewer. Horrible. Team Viewer logged into the same remote computer. No ability to take advantage of 2 screens. Huh??
It's 2017 folks. More of us are using dual monitors than ever before. We expect a premium product like Team Viewer to give us a premium experience. High time for you guys to catch up to what Remote Desktop has been able to do for 15 years or more!
If I'm missing something in TV - a setting somewhere that allows this, just let me know. But based on dozens and dozens of blogs and posts I've read about this issue, I'm going to guess you guys just have still not figured this out yet. Time to!!
when I connect to machines with multiple monitors my TV toolbar shows the option for me to switch between monitors. However, I am unable to find the option to have each monitor open in separate windows so I can view both monitors at the same time like I did in past versions of TV.
When connecting to Multi-monitor systems you have the option as in the screen shot below to either have the windows tabbed or a separate monitors.
You can also have all of the monitors as a single window which you can resize to any of the remote systems supported resolutions.
I found much more useful and elegant way:
Open one window in one teamviewer session and then open another teamviewer session to the same computer :-)
Put each session on one of your monitors and.. ola!
@Aaron_Boshers - what you show below is not what i see. There are no options for "monitors as individual windows". See attached screen grab.
@Aaron_Boshers meant about when the remote has 2 monitors however we are interested when the client has two monitors
Ok, this is what I do:
Local (my computer) has 2 monitors, remote also 2 monitors.
Sesion 1: local1 - remote 1 and
Sesion 2: local2- remote 2.
Or you can have both sesions on one of yours displays as two windows, or any other combination.
Only the problem is when the displays are phisically positioned at diferent directions, e.g. one site are horizontally next to each other, another site are vertically... then you must know how to move the mouse.
the problem is that is not possible to utilize the remote as a 2 minotor system as rdp does, apparently if the remote has already 2 monitors is not a problem. However most of the cases things are oposite and the remote is just a remote server in some basement
As you can see from the follow-ups in this thread, this is an issue many of us would like to see solved. If RDP can do it, TeamViewer should too.
This is the scenario to solve for I believe. Use a HEADLESS (aka, NO MONITOR) as the remote target, with the goal of being able to extend the monitor for the user to 2 monitors at the monitor's native resolution. This is easy with RDP. We would like to see it be just as easy with Team Viewer.
in fact no competitor software except RDP can do it, I have tried them all. This will bring you ahead of everybody, cause this is what people want, the other way aroung makes no sense just a useless gadget. if RDP had the half speed of teamviewer I would use RDP instead, however you are way faster but you supported a usesless feature IMHO, the logical thing is to extend the monitor not to split.
This is my exact issue, headless machine, and two local monitors. My problem with RDP is no support for Open GL or direct X for 3d applications
Totaly agree with you. TV had this option in the previous version. Why is this disapeared? An update is needed quickly.
This is the perfect solution!
For multiple monitpors -> Open 2 sessions to same computer. Perfect.
Thank you.!
How do I do this on a Mac? That screen shot is from a PC and it does not have the multiple screen icon.
Please let me know.
I can not help you with Mac but i would imagine that it works the same way.
---> 2 concurrent logins to same target PC - one for each monitor. It is a brilliant - thank you TeamViewer.
Thank TeamViwer for allowing this,
Thank me for discovering it! :-)
if u discover how u can move windows from one session to the other I ll send u a cake, until then your discovery is useless and I suggest you read this post from the top instead of hijacking it with pointless discoveries.
"if u discover how u can move windows from one session to the other"
Just drag any windows from one sesion to another :-)
Mind the phisical location of the monitors, if it doesn't match, you must follow theremote layout.
And sorry, if this solution was proposed by somebody else, I couldn't find it and discovered it by pure experimenting.
Anyway, it is a good solution, enjoy it!
Am I missing something? If I open another session to the same computer all I get is two windows with exactly the same thing. What the poster wants is the ability to remote in, then on local computer put one application on monitor 1 and a different application on monitor 2.
If I open two sessions as suggested then I just get two windows showing the same thing.
@BlackAngel23 wrote:
If I open two sessions as suggested then I just get two windows showing the same thing.
Use the icon switch monitor in Teamview screen (top right
Do this only on one of your sesions
thank you for this great advise !
I was looking for an alternative for TeamViewer because of this disadvantage !
Nope, this is not a solution at all, if u change a window or open a new thing in one session, the other session also behaves similarly. U cannot work on 2 different things in the 2 sessions.
Works like a dream!
Don't forget to switch to the correct (different) monitor for each sesion, see the previous posts.
My remote machine has only one monitor
Then TeamViewer is not for you- the way how it works is that it mirrors existing monitor, unless you find a way to mimic second monitor... can't help with this.
That's not an accurate statement.
On Team Viewer, if a user logs into a headless system, they get the single-monitor experience. If a user logs into a single-monitor system, they get the single-monitor experience. If a user logs into a dual-monitor system, they get the single-monitor experience. If TV worked the way you described, on a headless no-monitor system the user would get no display.
This should not be rocket science. Microsoft figured it out with Remote Desktop somewhere back in the XP days. The expereince for the user should allow for the ability to extend the remote systems displays to match what's sitting in front of the user. In Remote Desktop, I can RDP into a headless no monitor system, and if I'm sitting at a dual display, I can work on that remote headless system as if it has a dual display.
Come on Team Viewer, figure this out for us!
Which Version of Teamviewer do you have? I (like most other?) don't see your button to switch between monitors.
I think, that the big question
Any version, I do this for years (windows) and keep always updated to the latest. It has always been there, at the top right:
And once you have open one session, then open again TV control panel and open the same session again, you will see warning message:
Click on connect and new (second) window will open with the same screen, just move it to the next monitor and switch on it the second remote monitor.
Important: You must have two monitors on the remote computer, otherwise it will not work, which is quite obvious
Yes, and i am an Idiot :-)
On a desktop computer, both Monitors have to be SWITCHED ON!!!! that did the trick!
On a Laptop, the second one, has only to be connected...
I think there is a degree of talking across purposes here. I think the original poster was after being able to connect to the remote computer, whether it is headless or only has one screen attached, when his local computer has two monitors. He should be able to tell TeamViewer to utilise the two local screens, regardless of the screens on the remote system.
In Microsoft's RDP world this is the /span or /multimon options, when connecting using mstsc. These options let you use (with varying degrees of flexibility, depending on Windows versions, builds and what monitors you do or don't have remotely or locally).
What we want TeamViewer to do is to allow us to connect to a remote system, that has 0 or 1 monitors and still tell TeamViewer to connect using 2 monitors, as long as I have two monitors to use locally. Microsoft, through RDP and Citrix, through HDX and VMware through PCoIP are all able to do this.
Now it's time for the developers at TeamViewer to catch up... Time to start improving your virtual video addapter guys!
GOTOMYPC can do it I use it all the time.
No need for two seperate sessions.
When you connect to the remote pc, go to 'View' and select the button for both screens. Make sure that 'Monitors as individual windows' is checked. Once you are viewing both remote screens on one of your screens, then go to 'View' and select Screen 2. This opens screen 2 in a new seperate window which you can move to your second monitor and maximise. Now go back to the first window which still shows both remote screens, go to 'View' and select screen 1. Again this opens a new seperate window, which can then be maximised on your primary monitor. It's a very odd setup, but it works like a charm.
Hope this helps.
Rob, you are great!
Yes it works perfect!
And still the dual sesion is available in case there are more than 2 monitors :-)
Thanks for the great hint.
I have a remote VM with two monitors, when using TV12 i connect to this VM and can have both monitors displayed - open the second monitor via the panel.
Installed TV13 and don't have this option anymore - i can only switch to the 'next' monitor via the panel but not open both monitors at the same time - the icon which is on TV12 for that is not available in TV13.
Using Linux on my end with TV13 multiarch deb
Wow, this thread gives me headaches.
Half of the posters didn´t even get what the topic is about.
I´m having the exact same problem, so again:
If the remote PC only has one (1!) screen attached, you are not able to extend the display to two (2 !) screens during the remote session.
I have my private desktop with only 1 screen attached, and i want to work on it from remote using the two screens i have here. This is simply not possible, period.
Any "solutions" presented in this topic aim towards acompletely different issue and do not contribute to solving this specific problem we have here.
Please solve this as soon as possible, it´s clearly not rocket science.
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I've been having this same issue over the past year and finally determined that it just depended on whether my monitors were turned on or not. If they are on at the workstation and I am working from another location, everything is fine and I can get the monitors showing in different windows.
However, if my monitors are turned off at the workstation then I do not have the same options as I do when they are turned on (see image).
It would be great if I could have the same options regardless of whether my monitors were on or off, as I prefer to have them showing on separate monitors.
I swear I was able to utilize two monitors on each end of the single connection, but now it forces these "Tabs".
I always assume user error... but I fear I am not wrong on this one.
Suggestion for future improvement:
Sometimes one person connects to a remote computer that has 1 monitor but very wide type 21:9 at 4K from a computer that has several small monitors. It'd be great to have the option to aut-adjust teamviewer's window to extend to several monitors to cover the entire size of the remote computer's screen.
just an idea. Thanks a lot for this great software that has saved my **bleep** many times in the past 12 years!
Apparently LogMeIn and GoToMyPC both support this function. I haven't yet had time to test them. Let us know if you get a chance to test them or, perhaps, some of the TV devs will spot this thread and add the feature to TV...
I just tried LogMeIn and GoToMyPC (both trial versions as they are not free to use) and they both allow only to watch and control the actual remote monitors. If there is only a single 1024x768 monitor on the remote PC and I have two 1920x1200 monitors locally, I can only get a 1024x768 picture.
here what I did I bought a display emulator for my remote pc
now teamviewer allows me to switch monitors on each connection. So I fired a second connection from myclient, right click on the tab and chose "to new Window" and move the new window to my second client monitor. finally I can enjoy 2 monitors for my remote.
Hi @tolisss,
Your "fix" actually addresses another, unrelated, design weakness in TV. Please reread the original posters question, for further clarification.
Has this been addressed yet?
As a specific example, when I work from home I have my work laptop on a separate desk, and then I RDP into it from my 3 monitor desktop which has a spanned display of 5863x1080. RDP opens in full glory allowing the use of all that real estate.
TeamViewer, on the other hand, opens in a window the size of the laptop display. If I make it full screen, it does not adjust to the resolution of the spanned display - it simply centers the remote screen into the enlarged window with useless border space I cannot do anything with.
It's 2020 and I would think that being 2 or so years since this thread was started, a solution would have been added. Perhaps I am missing it?
If you missed it, so have I.
Team Viewer has become a marginalized solution at this point. To think it still cannot do something that Remote Desktop has been able to do perfectly for...what? 10 years or more? Just wonder what they are spending their development time on, becasue it sure isn't bringing the product into the multi-monitor age.
TeamViewer needs to move with the times or face irrelevancy.
Proper multi-monitor support is no longer a "would be nice". It is now, in a COVID-19 world, a "must have".
Next on the list is TeamViewer native USB port redirection/passthrough! Just buy Flexuhub already!


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We first heard word about a Bluetooth headset from Vertu last week. Some more details, along with a snazzy picture, showed up today and strangely it looks a lot like the Jabra JX10. Coincidentally, the Jabra JX10 and Vertu Aerius were both designed by famed artist, Jacob Jensen.
The headset is pretty average. Push button answering and calling system, noise reduction, ear hook, included leather pouch and a Vertu-esque design. Doesn't look that bad, but I'm not one to wear Bluetooth headsets as a fashion statement—as long as it gets the job done I'm happy.
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Speaker of the House John Boehner's Thursday call for the House to reconvene on Sunday raised the possibility that it would do something it has not done in over 40 years: take action on legislation on the last day of the year.
Reuters reported late Thursday that Boehner, R-Ohio, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., were scheduled to meet with Obama on Friday to discuss once again possible options to avoid the fiscal cliff—the double whammy of spending cuts and a return to higher tax rates that is scheduled to hit the American public if an agreement is not reached.
Boehner has summoned House members back for a 6:30 PM Sunday session, a rarity in itself. The House could then remain in session till January 2, according to a tweet sent by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor; that's the last day of the current Congress. House members went on recess a week ago and have not yet returned.
Expectations were not high for the presidential meeting or for the House recall, and it is believed that lawmakers are expecting instead to put off dealing with the fiscal cliff till January. Market analysts also seemed geared toward a 2013 action, with Daiwa Securities economist Emily Nicols pointing out in a report that the House wasn't coming back for another two days and "markets still expect a deal even if it does go into January." However, McConnell said Thursday that he had spoken with Obama and expected a new proposal.
The New York Times reported that the Senate, which reconvened Thursday, was the scene of numerous attacks on the Republican-led House by Reid, who repeatedly chastised Republicans for, among other things, failure to take up a Democrat-proposed bill to address the situation and failure of Boehner's own "Plan B" legislation—not brought to a vote because of dissent within the Republican Party between Tea Party representatives and more moderate Republicans.
McConnell, for his part, insisted that the Senate should take up House bills already passed by the Republican majority. He dismissed on procedural grounds the Senate Democrat-proposed bill that preserves the Bush-era tax cuts on individuals making under $200,000 and couples making under $250,000 but allows them to expire on higher incomes. House Republicans have so far refused even to consider any bill that allows taxes to increase on anyone. They have also demanded that spending cuts be a part of any legislation.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has predicted that in the absence of a deal to avert the fiscal cliff, the country would likely head back into recession in the first half of 2013—just when the economy has been showing signs of recovery. Other measures besides regular tax rates would also be affected without a deal; existing fixes to the alternative minimum tax (AMT) would expire, as would extended unemployment benefits, and military spending would be in for sizeable cuts.
Even Republicans do not seem optimistic about the possibility of a last-minute deal, however; Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., characterized the Friday meeting between lawmakers and the president as something that "doesn't feel like anything that's very constructive is going to happen. It feels more like optics than anything that's real." And Bloomberg reported that a lawmaker on the conference call notifying members about the Sunday session said that members agreed to the session even if they did nothing but wait for Senate action, since they were worried that Democrats were regarded by the public as being more proactive on budget talks.


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The prehistoric act of physically changing gears is akin to writinga story on a typewriter, yet we enthusiast pronounce our desire for this outdated and labor-intensivetechnology.
Do we like pain? Work? Suffering?
When you think about the manual transmission in the contextof labor it's incredibly wasteful and as such an unwise thing to demand. The manual transmissionrequires the driver to use both feet as opposed to letting one rest cutting the work in half. The driver also has to take his hands off the wheel when agear change is required making him less aware and able to react to a road emergency. The shifter also takes up valuable space in the vehicle where one might store an additional iDevice.
Enthusiasts, like you and I, have romanticized the manualtransmission into a rite of passage into our sub-group. An icon of who we are. If automotive culture wasChristianity, our Jesus would be a six-speed manual. But we take it even further sometimes.
We secretly, and sometimes not-so-secretly, express our bigotry towards anyone in the group who is notManual-American. To this day people still question Mr. DeMuro's automotive loyalty because of his lapse into an enthusiast car equipped with an automatic.
Yet even an icon like the manual transmission, the onelasting bond between man and machine, is vanishing.
Using recently published data from the EPA I graphed whatpercentage of cars sold (excluding SUVs, CUVs and Trucks) wereequipped with manual transmissions between 1980-2013 (CHART BELOW).
In 1980 of the 9.3M cars sold, 2.9M, or 31% were equippedwith a manual transmission. This year that number stands at 7.73%, a 23% decline.
Below is the same data yet includes all transmissions.
EPA explains that manuals just aren't what they used to bein terms of being seen as 'better' options over the automatic.
"The fuel economy of vehicles with automatic transmissionsappears to have increased to a point where it is now approximately the same asthe fuel economy of vehicles with manual transmissions.
Two contributing factors to this trend are that automatictransmission design has become more efficient (using earlier lockup and otherstrategies), and the number of gears used in automatic transmissions hasincreased much quicker than."
If manuals don't make economic sense when it comes to fueleconomy and as I described earlier are more labor intensive to operate; whywould someone, other than an enthusiasts, even consider a manual transmission?
Further, if this decline continues could we one day be facedwith an inventory of vehicles, while more capable and faster than ever before,yet lacking in our one true measure of 'fun' – the manual transmission?
DATA - A link to the Excel file used to create the graphs above.


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AudioMicro adds 100k sound effects to revamped stock audio site, debuts pay-as-you-go pricing scheme
AudioMicro, a site where you can find royalty-free sound effects and music, has added over 100,000 new sound effects from the library of Sound Ideas.
The cool thing about this is the fact that this collection of contemporary and vintage sound effects have traditionally been available exclusively on CDs and hard drives.
For your background: Sound Ideas was founded by Brian Nimens back in 1978.
Thanks to the AudioMicro deal, its sound FX library is now also available online.
The addition of the Sound Ideas sound effects, which fall under categories like animals, science fiction, wooshes, guns and whatnot, brings the total of audio elements available on AudioMicro to some 300,000 stock music and sound effect tracks, all pre-cleared for use in creative audio-visual productions.
Its target audience consists of YouTube users, iOS app developers and film/TV producers.
AudioMicro has also launched a new version of its website, with a completely revamped UI aimed to help visitors discover and license stock audio quickly.
The new design comes with a slick HTML5 audio player that allows users to more easily browse the archive and locate the perfect cue or effect for their projects, embeddable tracks and customizable favorites lists.
In addition, AudioMicro has dumped its credit-based purchasing system for pay-as-you-go pricing, and is also introducing a simplified end-user license agreement that allows tracks to be purchased once and used over and over again in multiple projects by the same buyer.
Finally, the AudioMicro API allows approved partner platforms and resellers to create customizable applications utilizing the AudioMicro library. Existing API partners include SlideRocket, Hark, and Amana Images.
The company, which is backed by DFJ Frontier and Fotolia, is also poised to announce more news regarding its other properties, celebrity stock photo site ImageCollect and YouTube monetization solution AdRev, in the coming months.


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PORTLAND – Louie Luchini of Ellsworth hadn't run a race in over six months, but the state legislator and former professional runner showed he's still capable of going very fast, running away from the field Sunday at the 84th Boys and Girls Clubs Patriots Day 5-mile road race.
Luchini, 31, won in 24 minutes, 38 seconds, more than a minute ahead of former University of Maine runner Chris Harmon, 25, of Scarborough (25:41).
"I really wasn't expecting to come out and do that sort of time today," Luchini said. "I've been very busy with work and haven't been training as much. Chris really pushed the pace the first mile. He ran a 4:46. I was hoping to go out around a 5-minute mile pace, and then if I was feeling good pick it up."
Luchini, an Ellsworth native, competed on three NCAA championship teams at Stanford (two in cross country, one in outdoor track). He won the Patriots Day race in 2011.
Harmon said he went out fast because "it's always good to test it and see what you could do," but by the Mile 2 marker he was well aware that it would be Luchini's day.
"He's the king. King Louie. It's just an honor to be around him now," Harmon said.
Currently a second-year law student at the University of Maine School of Law, Harmon said he intends to specialize in litigation with a possible focus on constitutional law. He said he's also contemplating a run for the State House in Maine.
Were that to happen, Harmon could take regular Augusta-area training runs with Luchini and third-place finisher Adam Goode, 29, a state representative from Bangor. Goode finished in 26:22.
Portland's Meredith Anderson, 33, retained her women's title in Maine's oldest road race with a time of 31:14, 17 seconds faster than her winning run in 2012. Anderson finished ninth overall. She was coming off a victory last weekend at the Race the Runways half marathon in Brunswick.
Luchini and Anderson each earned $175. Neither approached the course records set in 2010 — 23:35 by Patrick Tarpey of Yarmouth and 27:57 by Kristin Barry of Scarborough.
Anderson, a social worker and therapist, said she started too fast the first three times she ran this race. This year, she let a small group of women take the lead.
"I could see them ahead of me and I said, 'This is fine, you have plenty of race ahead of you,' " Anderson said.
Laura Johnson (31:43), 31, of Portland edged 14-year-old Kents Hill School freshman Anne McKee (31:44) of Hallowell for second place.
"I passed (McKee) in the last half mile. I didn't look back, but you always know they're right there," Johnson said.
A total of 372 people finished the race, a small decrease from last year's total of 407. The 439 entries also represented a low for the race since it was moved to Sunday for the 80th running in 2009.
"We try to offer more and more amenities each year," said race director Tony Myatt, adding later, "ultimately we want numbers, but you can't make it a 5K because with the (oldest) road race in the state you can't start fooling around with the distances."
Next year the race will return to Monday because Patriots Day is the day after Easter. Myatt expects the day change to be temporary.
"We're telling people a whole year and a week in advance," Myatt said. "Just about everybody can get a day off if they let people know a year in advance."
One person who needs no convincing to come back is Dennis Morrill. The 73-year-old Portland resident finished his 44th consecutive Patriots Day race and 47th overall.
Morrill's first race remains his fastest, a 28:28 to place fourth in 1958. He ran the next two years, then returned in 1970 when he was an English teacher at Mt. Blue High School and has made every start since, finishing 362nd this year in 1:03:55.
"There were two years where I was deathly sick and I still ran it because I was a dope," Morrill said. "That really is stupid to run when you're that sick, but I did it because I wanted to keep my streak alive."
Now, Morrill said his annual return to the roads fulfills a simple but strong urge to "challenge his body," to find out what he is capable of accomplishing.
"When spring comes around you just feel that need and you get out and run," Morrill said.
Steve Craig can be reached at 791-6413 or:
Twitter: StevenCCraig
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Upcoming hearings scheduled before the PZB
April 1, 2008
Pittsburgh's Zoning Board of Adjustment has scheduled public hearings of interest to South Pittsburgh residents in the upcoming weeks in the first floor hearing room of the John P. Robin Civic Building, 200 Ross Street, Downtown.
Zone case 055/08 at 9 a.m. on Thursday, April 3 is the appeal of Kevin and Christie Gasiorowski, owner of 2300 Josephine Street, protesting a previous case due to no notice given to property owners abutting property; landslide prone area; building plans exceeding 40 feet and will obstruct view and depreciate property value significantly.
Zone case 058/08 at 9:10 a.m. on Thursday, April 3 is the appeal of Reverend Jeffrey Clark Long, owner of 1914 Shamokin Street, requesting remove partial 3rd floor of existing structure and replace with full third floor; add 7' x 16' second story porch above existing front porch and two 5' x 5' decks and spiral stair off rear of existing single family dwelling.
Plans are on file for these cases and may be inspected up to the date of the hearing. Anyone who wishes to be heard must appear in person. The board does not accept letters or petitions.


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Kluber dominant as Indians blank Mariners
Cleveland, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Corey Kluber outdueled Felix Hernandez and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Seattle Mariners, 2-0, in the second of three games from Progressive Field on Wednesday.
Kluber (11-6) was dominant over nine innings, allowing just three hits with no walks and eight strikeouts to win his fourth straight decision and earn his first career shutout.
He is the first pitcher since Jim Scott of the White Sox in 1914 to go nine innings and face 28 batters in two straight starts and became just the fourth pitcher to throw an 85-pitch shutout against an American League team in the past 20 years.
Yan Gomes drove in both of Cleveland's runs with a double in the fifth inning and Nick Swisher had two hits for the Indians, who have won two of their last three.
Hernandez (11-3) was tagged with the loss despite giving up just two runs on four hits and two walks with five strikeouts over seven frames. However, the right-hander set an MLB record for allowing two or fewer runs in at least seven innings in 14 straight games, breaking Tom Seaver's mark.
Seattle mustered just three hits to lose for the sixth time in its past eight games.
Hernandez was perfect until the fifth inning. Carlos Santana opened the home half with a walk, Lonnie Chisenhall doubled and Swisher reached on an infield single to load the bases. Seattle second baseman Robinson Cano fielded the ball, but no one was at first to retire Swisher.
David Murphy grounded into a force out that retired Santana at home for the first out, but Gomes stroked a grounder down the right-field line for a two- run double.
In the fourth, Cano singled to right and advanced to second on Murphy's fielding error. Kendrys Morales grounded out to first to strand his team's lone runner in scoring position.
Game Notes
It was Kluber's 13th game with at least eight strikeouts this season ... Kluber is 4-0 with a 1.54 ERA in July ... Hernandez lost his first game since June 13 against Texas ... Cleveland has won seven of the last eight against Seattle at Progressive Field ... Prior to the game, the Indians traded pitcher Justin Masterson to St. Louis for outfielder James Ramsey ... The home team has won 15 of the last 20 games in this series ... Game time: 2:10.


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OQ Carinae—A New Southern Z Cam-Type Dwarf Nova
Rod StubbingsTetoora Road Observatory, 2643 Warragul-Korumburra Road, Tetoora Road 3821, Victoria, Australia
Mike SimonsenAAVSO, 49 Bay State Road, Cambridge, MA 02138
New Light Elements for the High Amplitude delta Scuti Star RS Gruis
Roy AxelsenP.O. Box 706, Kenmore, Queensland 4069, Australia
Received January 6, 2014; revised March 17 and April 1, 2014; accepted May 2, 2014
125-Day Spectral Record of the Bright Nova Delphini 2013 (V339 Del)
Howard D. Mooers
Department of Geological Sciences, University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth, MN 55812
William S. WiethoffSOLO Observatory, P. O. Box 88, Port Wing, WI 54865
Three New Eccentric Eclipsing Binary Systems in the
OGLE-II Database
Marco CioccaDepartment of Physics and Astronomy, Eastern Kentucky University, 521 Lancaster Avenue, Moore 351, Richmond, KY 40475
Stefan HümmerichStiftstr. 4, Braubach, D-56338, Germany
New Light Elements for the High Amplitude delta Scuti Star
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Tom Calderwood1184 NW Mt. Washington Drive, Bend, OR 97701
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New Observations of the Am Star BP Octantis
Terry T. MoonSydney Institute for Astronomy (SIfA), School of Physics, University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia
John L. InnisBrightwater Observatory, 280 Brightwater Road, Howden, Tasmania 7054, Australia
Multicolor CCD Photometry and Period Analysis of Three Pulsating Variable Stars
Kevin B. AltonUnderOak Observatory, 70 Summit Avenue, Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927
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The Light Curve and Period of MT696
Steven P. SouzaDepartment of Astronomy, Williams College, Williamstown, MA 01267
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CHICAGO, Ill. (Jan. 19, 2013) – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Saturday that midfielder Pavel Pardo has retired from professional soccer. A two-time Mexican World Cup veteran and the second-most capped player in Mexican National Team history brings an end to a 19-year professional career that saw him compete at the top levels in Mexico, Germany and the United States.
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"This was a very difficult decision, but after speaking with my family, I've decided that it is the right time to retire from professional soccer," said Pardo. "I've had the opportunity to play for world-class clubs and represent my country at the highest level. The journey has been an exciting one and I'm proud of the things I've accomplished along the way. Thank you to all of my teammates, coaches, clubs, family and most importantly my fans for supporting me for the last 19 years. I'm excited about the next phase of my career and look forward to being involved in soccer for many more years to come."
Pardo joined the Fire in July 2011 and was instrumental in the turnaround as the Fire made a late-season surge, just missing out on postseason play. Pardo re-signed with the club on Jan. 18, 2012 and lead the Fire to the playoffs for the first time since 2010. In two seasons with the Men in Red, Pardo made 41 regular season appearances, scoring two goals and adding nine assists.
"It has been a truly great experience to have had Pavel Pardo represent the Fire on-and-off-the-field," said Fire owner Andrew Hauptman. "Pavel's character, leadership and integrity as an individual rival his passion, ability and skill on the field. Our club is honored to have been a part of Pavel's 19-year professional career. Pavel will forever remain a member of the Fire family."
Pardo began his career with hometown Mexican Primera side Club Atlas, where he appeared in 156 matches and recorded seven goals from 1993-98. Following a brief stint with UAG Tecos, Pardo joined Mexican giants Club America for the first of two career stints in 1999. It was with las Aguilas that Pardo made his mark, appearing in 224 matches, scoring 24 goals from 1999-2006 while helping the club to the 2002 Verano and 2005 Clausura championships as well as the 2006 CONCACAF Champions Cup.
TRUECAR REGISTRY: Pardo's Final Fire Statistics
"We want to thank Pavel for his contributions as a member of the Fire," said Chicago Fire President of Soccer Operations Javier Leon. "He was an integral part of our squad as we returned to the playoffs in 2012 and the leadership and experience that he brought to our locker room was tremendous. Pavel has had an illustrious career for both club and country. We wish him all the best as he transitions into the next chapter of his life."
His play for America propelled him to Europe, signing with German side Vfb Stuttgart in 2006. While with Die Roten, Pardo appeared in 71 matches, scoring four times while helping the Reds to the 2006-07 Bundesliga title, the club's first since 1992. He returned to Club America following the 2009 Bundesliga season, going on to play in another 86 matches for las Aguilas through the 2011 Mexican Clausura.
Pardo is the second-most capped player in Mexican National Team history, with 148 appearances for el Tricolor. The central midfielder appeared in seven matches for his country during the 1998 and 2006 FIFA World Cups, helping the side to Round of 16 appearances in both tournaments. Pardo was also a member of the Mexican side that hosted and won the 1999 FIFA Confederations Cup and has twice been a part of Mexico's CONCACAF Gold Cup winning teams in 1998 and 2003.


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Save Time to Savor the Holidays
By Family Features
The holidays are all about spending time with family and friends, yet it's easy to find yourself in the kitchen for hours prepping for a festive holiday meal instead of enjoying the occasion.
The secret to spending less time in the kitchen? Make a few smart shortcuts for a memorable meal and dessert that will still look, taste and smell just like homemade so you can slow down and savor the holidays together.
Savory sides
Side dishes are the perfect opportunity for saving time in the kitchen. Start with a family-size portion of wholesome family meal, such as Marie Callender's Scalloped Potatoes in a Creamy Cheese Sauce with Ham or the Vermont White Cheddar Mac & Cheese. Prepare as directed, then transfer to a pretty serving dish and add your own personal touches, such as bacon bits or scallions.
Scalloped potatoes also make a great foundation for a fun and festive self-serve food bar. Let guests serve up a scoop of cheesy potatoes in a fancy glass (stemless, goblet wine glasses work perfectly) and then add the toppings of their choice.
For a time-saving veggie dish, saute frozen broccoli florets in olive oil along with minced garlic, parsley, salt and pepper. Or put a fast and festive twist on sweet frozen peas by adding some crisp bacon crumbles, frozen pearl onions and a dash of sea salt and fresh ground pepper; simply heat in a skillet and serve.
Dazzle with desserts
When it comes to the holidays, desserts are key – especially pie. But making a pie from scratch can be very time-consuming. Instead, look to the frozen aisle for a delicious, just-like-homemade pie from Marie Callender's, which are made with special touches like made-from-scratch lattice crust and hand-placed chocolate curls. Then add your own signature, special touches. Drizzle warm caramel on top of an apple pie or cut seasonal shapes from sugar cookie dough and add them to the top of your frozen pie before baking.
Another quick tip for making your frozen dessert look as good as it tastes: place a doily on top of a pumpkin or apple pie and sprinkle powdered sugar on top. When you remove the doily, you will be left with a beautifully decorated holiday pie.
Find more tips on the Marie Callender's Meals Facebook page or at MarieCallendersMeals.com.


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By SAODAT ASANOVA-TAYLOR
Capital News Service
LANSING – Failure to fully immunize Michigan adults has a staggering impact on job makers and the state economy, according to a new report by the Michigan Primary Care Consortium.
The report, "The Business Case for Full Adult Immunization in Michigan," closely researched the impact of diseases such as pneumonia and influenza. The results show about $495 million in annual economic costs, including emergency room visits, specialty medical care, lost productivity and absenteeism.
According to the consortium, for every dollar spent on adult immunization, $18.40 is saved in the workplace and on hospital stays, physician visits and more expensive and lengthy treatments for diseases that would have been easily prevented with vaccination.
Joseph Fortuna, vice president of the consortium, said vaccine-preventable diseases like pneumonia and the flu continue to ravage adults across the state.
"It results in the need for expensive treatment and hospital visits while driving down workplace productivity. Adult immunizations can save lives and boost the economy, but only if they are used," Fortuna said.
The report shows that in Michigan annually, direct costs including unnecessary emergency room and physician visits cost more than $245 million. Lost productivity, missed work days and other indirect costs account for nearly $250 million.
According to Fortuna, the consortium conducts training for health care professionals, business and industry leaders and government officials, on strategies to increase adult immunization.
"It is a cultural failure. We think that vaccination is important only for children, but adult immunization is equally important and something government, physicians, health advocates and providers need to set as priority," he said.
Michigan doesn't have a specific adult immunization infrastructure similar to its Vaccine for Children program, according to the Department of Community Health.
"We need to pay greater attention to emphasize the importance of adult immunization. Health care providers need to use best ways to try to demonstrate the economic and health impact of vaccination for their patients," Fortuna said.
According to Angela Minicuci, public information officer at Community Health, lack of public awareness and providers' recommendations for vaccinations result in many missed opportunities.
"Adults simply aren't aware of the vaccines that they need to stay healthy. Most specialists who are not primary care providers don't always communicate the importance of receiving immunization during the patient's routine visits," Minicuci said.
In addition, some adults know about vaccinations but believe that the vaccines can harm their health.
Russell Bush, medical director of the Lapeer County Health Department, said misinformation about vaccines occurs due to lack of education.
"There is not enough of a marketing campaign on adult immunization. The cases that record side effects as a result of vaccination don't mean immunization is not useful," he said.
"We need to educate people on the benefits of preventive vaccines," Bush said.
Bush recommends that every adult receive vaccination that protects them from diseases such as pneumonia, influenza, whooping cough, tetanus and hepatitis.
His agency conducted marketing campaigns for adult immunizations until 2008, but the program stopped due to lack of funding.
Bush said the state should concentrate more on increasing funding for health marketing campaigns and making vaccines more available.
"We need to provide education and accessible, cost-effective vaccine to adults as best we can and hope they can make a rational choice if they need it or not," he said.
Lack of insurance coverage is also a barrier to immunization, according to Community Health.
Suzette Daly, a nurse at the Health Department of Northwest Michigan, said the insurance deductable for vaccinations is high and some people think it is not worth it. The agency serves Antrim, Emmet, Charlevoix and Otsego counties.
"Insurance companies should work a better way to provide access to adult vaccination. It can save money, both for the companies and their clients," she said.
In 2009, medical officers at the agency noticed a rapid increase of whooping cough among adults and a few cases in children who were directly exposed by adults. They provided vaccine to health providers and conducted education and training for the community, and by 2012 significantly reduced the number of sick people.
According to Daly, her agency constantly conducts a marketing campaign on adult immunization
"Vaccination is the best investment in our health. I encourage our state health agencies, insurance companies, local health care providers and communities to work together to make the vaccines available for everyone and to build strategies to overcome barriers for adult' immunization," Daly said.
Currently, Community Health provides a limited amount of vaccine for adults, 19 and older who have no insurance or whose insurance doesn't cover any cost of the vaccine.
Immunizing more adults could save lives, dollars
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Diablo III: Incredibly Early Impressions
Closed beta and an open mind
The Diablo III closed beta has just begun, and we're fortunate enough to have access to it. (Which is a shame, as I was supposed to be getting married on Saturday.) So I've of course put aside that silly plan of going to sleep and blitzed through the first couple of hours to bring you the very earliest of impressions of what's on offer.
I'm writing this as someone who played Diablo 2 long ago, thoroughly enjoyed it, but never obsessed over it. And certainly only ever played solo. (Which may well describe my life after this weekend if I'm not careful.) Here I'm going to give you my initial reaction to playing the third game of the series, tonight.
Playing as a Demon Hunter, because I always prefer ranged, non-magic when I'm crawling through dungeons, the opening of the game has mostly been about shooting arrows into zombies. (A highlight of that so far? One of the walking dead falling to the ground after I'd re-killed him, then the top half of his torso ripping away from the bottom as it desperately clawed its way along the ground via the accompanying arms.)
It's a bit more of an RPG than my withered hack-n-slash brain was thinking it would be. That's not to say it doesn't get straight into the attacking – it certainly does. But it's regularly interspersed by chats with the locals, all fully voiced of course, setting you your quests, or giving colour to the world. Things begin in the New Tristram, where after a star fell from the sky, the dead have started rising, and the villagers are understandably concerned. But you, whoever you are, have turned up and prove a surprisingly decent combatant to this attack. You seem the right person for everybody in the world to ask to do everything.
I'm also loving how loot springs from dead bodies like a geyser, gold erupting from a corpse then splashing down next to it. And the journals you find. Rather than a screen of text to awkwardly read in the midst of battle, instead they're narrated as you play on. Also narrated is lore, appearing as an optional button, and explained to you, again, as you play. What a splendid touch. And you can blow up the pumpkins.
In fact, much of the scenery is destructible, wagons can be pulverised, and even buildings can crumble as you explore them. It's bizarre to experience, doubled by its being bizarre for destructible environments to feel so unusual in this genre. But this of course means I now feel obliged to demolish every table, cart and chair I encounter. I must smash. Smash all. And it's worth keeping an eye out of any interesting switches or levers, as giving these a tug might bring down some more ceiling furniture on nearby mobs.
Killing my first Grotesque, a giant, stumbling, bloated zombie, I instinctively knew to run away once it hit the deck. That's the sort of thing that messily explodes. Although I didn't predict the Corpse Worms that would come crawling out of it and slither toward me. Ew. In fact, there's a lot of ew here – it's impressively creepy from the off. And for those fearful that this was going to be Rainbow Brite meets Crayola, it's also pretty dingy. Clearly I'm in spookily infected towns, attacked by greying corpses, at night time, so it's possible it could brighten up. But this is definitely not the Nickelodeon affair many were rather zealously fearing.
Pretty early on you're rewarded with the Cauldron Of Jordan – this sits neatly in the bottom left of your inventory and acts as a portable shop. It magically melts any object down to gold, you see. But not so melted that you cannot buy the last few back by visiting a merchant. Magical. And neat, too. And that's helpful, since after the first few areas the locations start to get pretty big. Large, sprawling dungeons, multiple wings, occasional distractions into smaller side-lairs, and nothing but the all important application of your assigned skills to take out the uninvited company.
The skills work pretty traditionally. You have your basic attack, improved as you level, and then can assign two special skills on top. Either mapping one to replace your standard attack on the mouse, or as a number key press. So I'm currently enjoying a standard attack on the left mouse, and Fan Of Knives on the right, that sprays out an insane circle of blades when I'm dangerously surrounded. Bola Shot, that fires an explosive "bola" at enemies is on 1. But I'm promised that at level 6 I'll get an extra skill slot available, with more at 12, 18 and 24, as well as passive skills at 10, 20 and 30.
A bit later comes the Nephalem Cube – another inventory add-on that lets you break down unwanted items to their constituent parts. Which can then be used for crafting. But that shall wait until we've all had a bit longer with the game to tell you all about.
What I'm noticing most of all is just how right everything feels. In my experience, dungeon crawling hackfests (as I believe the genre should be known) tend to frustrate in a few niggly ways. Perhaps they make loot gathering a chore, or forget to let you usefully compare items. Sometimes it's simply the screen furniture, or the frustration of having to read so much in a game focused on frantic fighting. But Blizzard, perhaps not too surprisingly, really are getting it right here.
The map is zoomed just right. The camera angle and distance from the character is spot on. Loot is instantly accessible, and easily gathered. Combat feels extremely powerful, but there's still a sense of battling against being overwhelmed. Levels come incredibly fast at first, letting you quickly expand your attacks, making sure it's very quickly interesting. The inventory has abandoned the tertris in favour of simple rectangles for almost everything. And the item comparison windows have been designed so brilliantly to let you see which is better in a split-second, thanks to absolutely giant damage or armour numbers. Very simple, very clever. Talking of which, and this one's tiny but so excellent, when equipping inventory items you don't have to click the replaced item back into your inventory. It just pops there, because – well – what else was going to happen? Streamlining things like this makes the whole experience more fluid, and more fun.
The only frustration for me so far has been not being able to find a way to hold down a button to see everything interactive on the screen. It's a bit of a shame when there's an awful lot of irrelevant decoration around, meaning you have to sweep the cursor around a lot if you want to distinguish between someone's journal and the other papers scattered around the rest of the tables. It's possible that such a button does exist and I'm just being thick, of course. (There is a key for labelling items on the ground, but it doesn't seem to cover anything other than already exposed loot.)
It's already great at making me feel powerful. Finding those traps for taking out mobs is a great treat, perhaps shooting out a beam that holds up the wall, so it collapses on them and I avoid the fight. But on top of that, it then throws up "records", letting you know that you've pulverised more enemies in one go than previously, and giving you some bonus XP. But crucially, they don't feel like "achievements", but instead like personal bests.
Oh good grief, it's half an hour since I wrote anything and it's 2am and I just want to finish this crypt and I… Oh dear. It's got me.
We will have lots more to say about Diablo III over the next few days, going into more depth about what the new game offers.


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Obama Weighs Russia Plan for Chemical Weapons
A bipartisan group of senators is drafting a new resolution that would postpone a military strike against Syria to give the United Nations time to pursue a diplomatic alternative, but authorize the use of force if those efforts fail. Julian Barnes joins Lunch Break with details. Photo: AP.
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I ... he worked closely together ... in consultation with Russia and China ... to explore the viability of the Russian proposal ... which brought us to this discussion that the UN now ... has the potential of this force and we don't want it taken off the table ... you would be dangerous to do that ... Secretary of State John Kerry before the House armed services Committee tonight testifying with some of the defense table ... on the possibility of the U S strike on Syria some old of elements on this story and will have a wall for you ... Rihanna right now on Lunch bright ... can afternoon and welcome I'm Simon Constable signing in full Wendy ... and joining us now to explain the situation will Street don't Pentagon correspondent Julian bonds ... Jillian thank you for joining us ... things have resigned ... so in the middle of summer to Kerry's testimony the London Press nimble Malcolm said that Russia's proposal this area give up its chemical weapons the hospital ... what could this mean for the momentum behind the the the the poking congrats regarding millet re action ... I mean this is incredibly are fast moving story with a lot of twists and turns today but ... we have a group of senators of bipartisan group of senators led by John McCain and others ... are trying to rewrite the resolution not that's before the Senate ... are in Bad rewritten resolution would call for a UN vote to find that there are this chemical weapons were used in them to ... for the disarming ... of Syria ... and removal of its chemical stocks ... this time might be the kind of resolution that has a much ... easier time ... of passing it might be able to find a much easier majority ... that that might be able to find them and the doctor that still when we will Emminger on what we know that the House of Representatives in line with much of the U S population ... we don't want to go to war ... I mean we don't want to to to be involved in this ... because it seem as if in and of the wedge off so the US the US would be the starting of a ... huge nose ring catchments ... that's absolutely right I mean this are clutch for off authorization from Congress ... has proven a lot more difficult than the White House offline when they are announced they were going to ... seek a resolution before Congress we've seen support ... of ... a move back and forth but ... but there is a lot of skepticism not just saw from of Republicans but also from Democrats on ... marriage on Bayer who supports the authorization has ... conceded that it will be the focal point so ... the key question is can the administration used this ... apparent diplomatic opening to ... up to push through some sort of resolution that keeps the pressure on us on ... our day gives the president option for a military strike down wrote ... now ... present Obama is going to be making a national address on TV tonight does this this news that we've caught will not change the mass that will ... will speech when is the squeaky maps like crazy right now to trying get the message just right ... there there is no doubt that ... the this Detroiters are working overtime right now to re write that to that message ... I mean it's ... in the house to take into account these developments ... of ... while still standing firm on and you know it will be in court this week is all the more important now ... OT tonight ... in with their of Pres Obama can capitalize on these developments aware these developments undermine ... ten ... write stuff thank you Brian much for joining us Jillian bonds Pentagon report of the will Street tunnel


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The saga surrounding Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos continued on Friday when her manager said a request has been made to have her released from her UFC contract.
Just this past week, UFC President Dana White confirmed that Santos is under contract with the UFC and is owed fights from the deal she had with Strikeforce before that promotion closed in January.
The consensus has been that the fight everyone wants to see is Santos (10-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC) vs. new UFC women's bantamweight champ Ronda Rousey. But Santos is the former Strikeforce champion at 145 and has thus far been unwilling to consider a drop to 135. And Rousey (6-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) doesn't believe she should have to go up to accommodate a challenger should she get past Liz Carmouche (7-2 MMA, 0-0 UFC) later this month in the main event of UFC 157.
It may fall under the category of a dream fight that everyone wants, but will never happen.
On Friday, Santos' manager, UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz, told AXS TV's "Inside MMA" that Santos wants out.
"Right now, we're actually waiting for the UFC to release her," Ortiz said. "We asked for them to release her, and Dana actually talked to me (Thursday). They gave an offer, and I went to Cyborg and she didn't want to do it, so we asked for her release. Since they're not having a 145-pound weight class, what else can they do?
"So as of now, she's going to be released, and maybe we'll go looking somewhere else and you'll be seeing Cyborg crush some other women's faces."
Santos has not fought since a December 2011 16-second TKO win over Hiroko Yamanaka to defend her Strikeforce title. But that win was overturned to a no contest when Santos tested positive for steroids. She was suspended for a year by the California State Athletic Commission and stripped of her title by Strikeforce and parent company Zuffa.
Santos and Ortiz, as well as White, have been open to the possibility of a catch weight fight between Santos and Rousey at 140 pounds. But even White said that doesn't do much good when it comes to determining women's champions.
"It's not a title fight," White said prior to this past week's UFC 156 event in Las Vegas. "If that's what (Santos) is willing to do is go to 140, let's let Ronda defend her title a few times and see if Ronda wants to go to 140. If I know Ronda, she probably would anyway, so let's see what happens. But if (Santos) wants to fight for a title and have a title fight, she has to go to 135 pounds. A fight at 140 would be a fan fight because everybody wants to see it, but it's not one of those fights that makes sense."
Ortiz concurs that it's indeed a fight everyone wants to see. And that's why he and his client are pining to get it done at 140 pounds.
Ortiz also implied that the UFC's plan for Rousey was to get her signed, then have fight for the all-female Invicta Fighting Championship promotion and not in the UFC. The UFC currently features just the 135-pound women's division, but just one fight has been booked – Rousey-Carmouche. White recently told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) that a media event introducing the new talent in the women's division is in the planning stages.
But with no immediate plans for a 145-pound division, that would leave Santos out in the cold, anyway. The UFC and Invicta have no formal partnership for sharing talent.
"Everyone wants to see this fight," Ortiz said. "It's blowing up on Twitter. They want to see the fight. (So) make it at a 140-pound weight class. The UFC wanted to sign a huge deal with Cyborg, but they wanted to stick her over in Invicta. It didn't make any sense to me. I've talked to Cyborg time and time again, asking her and asking her. She said, 'I'd love to do a three-fight deal with a fourth fight being against Ronda. Let's get it done at 140 and not fight for the 135-pound championship.'"
The issue that has come up time and time again is Santos being able to get to 135 pounds. Ortiz said for the 5-foot-8 Brazilian to make that cut, she'd be putting her future health and wellness in jeopardy.
"For her to get down to 135 pounds is physically impossible for a woman," he said. "For a man, it's different because we have a lot more water weight to take off. For Cris Cyborg to get down to that weight, she's going to be 3 to 4 percent body fat. I've talked to her. She says she wants to start a family later on, she wants to have kids."
Without a fight already for the past 14 months, Santos may not yet see the light at the end of the tunnel if she is asking for a release and is not granted one.
In the meantime, Rousey becomes the first female headliner of a UFC card later this month.
For more on UFC 157, as well as the rest of the UFC's upcoming schedule, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Safety precautions
- Surfaces sanitized between seatings
- Common areas deep cleaned daily
- Digital, disposable or sanitized menu provided
- Sanitizer or wipes provided for customers
- Contactless payment available
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- Limited number of seated diners
- Distancing maintained in common areas
- Extra space between tables
- Sick staff prohibited in the workplace
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- Diners must wear masks unless eating or drinking
My husband and I came here for the first time tonight for a much needed date night. The food is exceptional; You cannot go wrong! The staff was very attentive and met our every need. Finally, the ambiance was just perfect for a date night. We will certainly be back!
Recently discovered but has been available since 1999. Truly excellent in every aspect. Probably the best restaurant in Fairfax City and within a five mile radius at least. Attentive service. Bellissimo has been struggling since the onset of COVID-19 limitations. Deserves community support. Will not hesitate to return when occasions present themselves.
Loved it .. it was excellent. I would recommend it to everyone ..
Great food. A little noisy sitting outside. Would go back.
Nice Italian restaurant for a pleasant meal in Fairfax City. Friendly and attentive service, nice decor, a decent menu selection, good portions, and reasonable prices.
Bellissimo was a fantastic experience. The staff was incredibly warm and welcoming. They were very helpful in explaining the menu and in providing recommendations. They had a great and very manageable wine selection. The food was excellent. I strongly recommend doing the gastronomic menu. The chef did a great job providing a variety of tastes and we tried things we definitely wouldn't have ordered (and we loved it). The sidewalk seating is very authentically European. My wife and I cannot wait to go back and we are looking forward to taking our friends and family to our new favorite Italian place!
Food was excellent and of great value. We will go back!
Every dish that we tried was GOOD but it wasn't interesting or exciting. To be entirely fair I went during Restaurant Week so by definition they picked a smaller, universally appealing subset of their menu to mass produce and I knew that was what I was choosing, but that's what it tasted and felt like.
Our server was excellent and gave the experience a more elegant feel. He gave me a good wine recommendation and didn't just try to upsell me which I appreciated. He was very attentive and the courses all came out with a well-time rhythm (I'm a slow eater so this is worth mentioning to me!) so you could see that he was attentive and experienced.
Had not been here for several years. Went back with friends for restaurant week. 3 course menu had nice variety and all of our meals were very good. Appropriate social distancing in place and did not interfere with service or quality. All were in agreement to return again.
Restaurant week - what a bargain! Good service. The recommended house Montepulcianno ($35/bottle), was very nice. The persons ordering lamb shanks liked them a lot! My pasta with salmon and peas was bland and needed salt and seasoning. But I'm the one who ordered a nondescript dish. The olive oil served with bread and Parmesan was pale yellow with little flavor - I like spicy ones. We had a wonderful table in private alcove for four people although we had reserved a table online to sit outside. But there were only a couple of unattractive tables for 2 on the sidewalk added for covid. Plan to go elsewhere for nice dinner outside in a garden or patio.
Good outside table on Main St.
Great menu for restaurant week. The star ingredient of the dishes shined without being overly seasoned or masked by other flavors. Ambiance could use a refresh, but otherwise great food and service. Would recommend!
Outdoor dining was a great option.
We came out for restaurant week and Bellissimo didn't disappoint. I had the arugula and beet salad that was excellent and my wife had sausage and beans that were equally as good. We both ordered the veal porcini and thought it was really good. They serve the veal thin cut into medallions and topped with lots of mushrooms, onions and Demi glaze. I finished with the meal with cheesecake for dessert. A very good meal, I would recommend going here for lunch or dinner.
Not a great place to sit outside. Lots of noise from the street and any foot traffic on a narrow sidewalk. Food was pretty good though.
My significant other and I dined for the second time at Bellissimo recently. The décor does not wow because the carpet is old and tattered, the placement of dark hardwood floors would be amazing and make the restaurant look refined along with a few other things. Otherwise, there were a few stumbles but this experience was definitely better than the first visit.
My significant other ordered the following for his three course meal: Fried Calamari, Lamb Shank with noodles and vegetables, and cheesecake. I ordered the following for my three course meal: Caesar salad, crab ravioli with lobster sauce topped with two pieces of shrimp, and tiramisu.
We received bread for the table that was slightly warm and served with an olive oil cheese dip. It was okay but would have been better served fresh and hot with soft butter.
My significant other and I shared appetizers, both were good. I am not crazy about lamb, but I tasted his entrée and it was okay. The noodles with the sauce were really tasty. My S.O. loved the lamb and ate every bite of it. His cheesecake was good.
My crabmeat ravioli was fine but the lobster sauce was absolutely fabulous. I would not order the crabmeat ravioli again but if lobster ravioli was offered with the same sauce, I would order it. My dessert of tiramisu was flat and missing something, maybe it needed more coco or sweetener. I ate it but wouldn't order it again.
Our server was personable, attentive and willingly conferred with the kitchen about mine questions on the menu. It was greatly appreciated.
pleasant meal, sat outside which is on the street--very noisy
Except dessert, the overall lunch menu for restaurant week was good. 3-course for $22 is worth not much complaint.
We came here for restaurant week. First it was great just to find a place that wasn't part of a chain. All tables were outside—ours was on the sidewalk out front and they had more around the corner carved out from the street. We were greeted by a very efficient runner who not only gave us our setups but offered us each a squirt of hand sanitizer—very nice touch. Every morsel of food was out of this world, from the freshly baked bread served with olive oil and Parmesan. Our apps were a 'tower' of tomato and mozzarella with basil. My wife has a pet peeve of being served cold tomatoes and these were perfectly room temperature. I had grilled squid on polenta with the most savory sauce—so much better than the usual fried calamari. My wife had delicious crab-stuffed ravioli in a lobster sauce that, to her delight, were served with a few shrimp as well. Delicious. I had the linguini with scallops and shrimp—perfect sauce, perfect portion—beautiful and so tasty. Even the house bottle of Montepulciano was great for $35. A cannoli for my wife and strawberries sabayon for me—perfected to a great meal. We'll be back!
Took advantage of good weather for outside table on Main St.
Wonderful and perfect for date night, lamb chops were amazing! We will be back!
I had the special - crab ravioli in lobster sauce... amazing!!!
Had a wonderful time, I hope they can make it through COVID. We went and sat in the outside tables for our Anniversary. Great service, everyone was very good at their COVID protections, and the food was delicious!
This place was fantastic and the food was amazing, can't wait to go back!
Overall, great experience. My wife and I routinely come here to celebrate specific anniversaries because the service, food, and ambience are outstanding.
Noise level is only based on outdoor seating and traffic - not a complaint at all (thanks for having it available!!) Food was delicious and service was excellent :)
Went for date night. Staff was very attentive and quick. Food was delicious. Social distancing was done well and temperature checks were done before being seated. We'll definitely come back. This was our first visit here.
Very pleasant. Food and service was excellent and all safety protocols were followed
Great veal, great service, great wine. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good Italian spot in the area.
One of our favorite restaurants. Food is always amazing and the service is outstanding!
We were the only diners for most of the experience, and the service was friendly and fine, except that we were seated next to a noisy portable dehumidifier - a strange choice for an empty restaurant. But the real issue was that we found the food sub-par - tough, rubbery chicken with too little of the promised sausage that would have made the dish interesting; a mozzarella/tomato tower that was too cold, lacking in (wilted) basil, and not even made with fresh mozzarella; a small serving of lackluster Costco-like bread, and no cracked pepper for the table. Even the cannoli - my favorite! - was lacking the signature mini chocolate chips that would have made it tasty. The wine list was just OK, yet priced as though it were special. We paid a lot to break our COVID eat-in streak at Bellissimo, then looked at each other saying, "We could have done better at home!"
So excited to support our local restaurant with the reopening of dining rooms after Covid-19 shut downs. Not only was the food, wine and service at its normal impeccable level, the attention to protections for Covid-19 were also thoughtful and mindful, yet not intrusive on the dining experience. Reliable, reasonable, accessible elegance.
Food was great!
This is a neighborhood favorite for us. We love eating here. The food is always excellent, nice wine selection and nice ambience. The pasta is not to be missed. Definitely a great night out for a special occasion or just a Tuesday. We have never been disappointed.
We went to Bellissimo for a birthday event and everybody from the party was talking about how great the service and the food were. The staff was friendly, handled our party's needs without any issues, and even gave the birthday guest a special surprise that will be remembered. My only complaint is that I wish there was more on my plate because finishing my meal felt like finishing a really good tv show... You only want more.
We will be coming back in the future because now we must try the other items on the menu!
Food was excellent for the price but wait staff were rude and inattentive.
Had the lamb shank and all of the pieces were fatty with little meat on them for around $40. They didnt have the wine they recommended. The food was subpar for how expensive it was.
We had a table in a corner next to the window, set apart from the rest of the restaurant. It was perfect to catch up with friends and enjoy a leisurely meal. The service and good were excellent.
We are thrilled that you had such a good time with us! Hope to see you soon.
Wonderful food, great service, excellent menu selection and perfect background music. It's like being transported to Italy without having to pack a suitcase.
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Our meal was decent but nothing spectacular. We were a group of 6 on a Sunday evening and the restaurant was not even half full. Chicken Marsala was the best of the meals I tried. My husband's lobster bisque had shrimp in it instead of lobster. One of our friends didn't get the right dinner but settled for what they brought to not have to wait. Cheesecake may have been the tiniest slice of cheesecake I've seen.
For the food and service, I would go back to Dolce Vita over Bellisimo in the future.
You can order delivery directly from Bellissimo Restaurant using the Order Online button. Bellissimo Restaurant also offers delivery in partnership with Uber Eats. Bellissimo Restaurant also offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (703) 293-2367.
Bellissimo Restaurant is rated 4.5 stars by 1201 OpenTable diners.
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Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable. Due to local restrictions, this restaurant may not be accepting reservations at the moment.