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ABC News' Richard Coolidge and Luis Martinez Report: With a month left to govern, the Bush administration is ratcheting up the tough talk and the pressure in a bid to help Zimbabwe and its people out of its political, economic and health crises.
In announcing a change of policy over the weekend, Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Jendayi Frazer announced, "We have lost confidence in the power-sharing deal being a success with Mugabe in power. He has lost touch with reality."
The government has been deadlocked after an arrangement was formed with strongman Robert Mugabe remaining president and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai – who won the original election last March – as Prime Minister. But, negotiations over who would get to control what ministries – particularly the Defense and Home Affairs (i.e. police) Ministries – have led to a stalemate.
On Friday, the 84-year old President was defiant, declaring, "I will never, never, never, never surrender. Zimbabwe is mine."
Secretary Rice upped the ante today in an interview with Agence France-Presse, saying, "I am going to consult with our allies, particularly with some of our African allies and with the British and we will see…But I think it high time that the international community step up the sanctions on this regime."
Showing support for the citizens of the country, she continued, "I don't know how much longer people can let this go on, claiming that it is somehow an internal matter. It is not…It is clearly having caused problems across the border and even if it were an internal matter, what is happening to the Zimbawean people is unconscionable."
Yesterday on "Meet the Press," she re-iterated that Mugabe cannot last.
"The regime of Robert Mugabe has got to go. You have a cholera epidemic there. You have a humanitarian disaster in terms of food. You have the goons of the Mugabe regime going around and detaining people and frightening people, terrorizing people. Again, the international community in that circumstance needs to act."

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Throughput. Another issue is throughput, which refers to how many passengers can file through the checkpoint per hour.
Currently, airport security checkpoints can process on average 149 passengers per hour. Before 9-11, it was 350 people per hour because the screening was less rigorous. The current processing rates, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), are unsustainable, and simple math shows why. Between now and 2015, the IATA estimates that 700 million new passengers will take their first flight. By mid-century, IATA believes 16 billion people will fly annually. That means throughput needs to accelerate.
Some critics, like Ken Dunlap, the IATA's global director of security and travel facilitation, say that AITs remain one barrier to making screening faster, but others, like L-3's Frain, blame the carry-on baggage screening process for the slow throughput. Frain notes that the AIT scans take a few seconds, while carry-on baggage screening is on the rise as checked-bag fees push more and more people to bring more bags to the checkpoint.
Recent stress tests of ProVision machines conducted by TSA achieved throughputs as high as 300 passengers per hour, disclosed Frain. The only difference between the stress test and the actual security checkpoint was TSA relied solely on the ProVision machine and did not use a metal detector as backup. Test passengers still followed TSA protocols in use at U.S. airports every day.
Dunlap notes that while the time in the AIT machine may be short, the front-end and back-end of the process are not, especially when passengers aren't used to the security protocols, according to IATA studies. "This new technology requires a different type of education for the passengers, it requires a different education for the screeners, and then it requires a resolution process," he says, adding that some airports averaged one passenger every 75 seconds. This doesn't mean that AITs have no role at the checkpoint, says Dunlap. They do, he notes, but primarily as a secondary screening method.
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A friend some distance away is having problems with screen resolution. Namely when switching on it appears at '680' and he has to correct resolution by visiting Control/Display and making adjustments. Having done that it appears at the recommended resolution but reverts without warning at irregular intervals.
I've suggested installing a new graphic card driver - the existing driver is some 2 years old - and I provided him with the 'url' to obtain same and instructions on how to go about it. Unfortunately he seems reluctant to do so but continues to complain of problem.
I'd be obliged if someone could confirm if I'm giving the correct advice or perhaps recommend any other method to correct the fault.
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A new driver may help his situation,that is to say it will more than likely,but not 100% guaranteed.
I can't see why he is reluctant to update his driver though,he will have to in order to knock it off the list as the fault.
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It seems the best advice you might be able to give him at this point would be to direct him here, ecourage him to register, and present his problem first hand.
Giving him time to see the community first hand and the vast problems solved on a daily basis might help him to become less reluctant to take on a driver upgrade task.
More on topic, it's tough to solve this with as little information given, but as Minotar pointed out, updating drivers would, at the least, take one item off the list of possibilities.
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Thank you Ageeb & Minotar for your prompt replies. Actually we are both well into our 70's and I was being diplomatic using the word 'reluctant'; it should have been 'nervous'. My knowledge of PC's is reasonable while he is still in the earlier stages of IT. I will further attempt to get him to change the driver which will at worst move us a step forward. In addition I will also attempt to get him to visit Windows 7 Forums. I agree they cover a large range of problems and I've been helped myself on more than one occasion.
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- lil mikey Dec 1, 2009 08:55 AM
I need to take a client to lunch in or around Chatsworth. Only problem... he's vegetarian. Any suggestions?
I don't know about going with a client cause it's not upscale (I'm being kind) but I really love some of the veggie dishes at Tawakal. The eggplant and dal both ordered xtra spicy/hot are trancendent. Other veg dishes, raita, mango lassi and naan are good as well!
This is a Pakistani restaurant, owned by an Afghani fellow that lived in Karachi, Pakistan for years. Meat dishes including Nihari, Haleem, Karahi Gosht, whatever he calls his version of tandoori chicken...........all good!
Tawakal Tandori - Halal Restaurant
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We like Punjab Palace quite a bit. They have done several parties for us - catering our daughter's graduation party, our nephew's engagement party, the last two annual picnics for our college alumni association. They have a wide selection of vegetarian items, both in their lunch buffet, as well as in their a la carte menu.
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I second Woodlands. For a casual lunch, you can do India Sweets and Spices on Sherman Way at Topanga. Good indian vegetarian fast food, but not ambiance.
Though an arms throw - on Reseda/Sherman Way- don't forget about Vinh Loi Tofu
www.vinhloitofu.com Vietnamese. Worth the arms throw
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although i adore their food, i would not go to vinh loi tofu for a business lunch.
imho, way too informal.
Vegetable Delight on Chatsworth near Zelzah is strictly vegetarian Chinese, and usually pretty darn good. Woodlands indian on Lassen and Topanga is vegetarian and consistently good.
Thank you everyone for the suggestions.
So I got to his office, and before I could suggest something, he pronounced that he would like to go to Wood Fire Grill (who knew???). We went there, and he had a portobello mushroom sandwich with fries that looked pretty good. I had the lunch special.
The tortilla soup with chicken was the thick kind with tortilla strips and melted cheese over the top. It had some sort of chopped leaves as well, which tasted a little like seaweed (which I love, but not on tortilla soup). Not a deal-killer, but completely out of place.
The BBQ tri tip sanwich was not good. The meat was seemingly microwaved as the texture was not what you would expect if the meat was actually cooked over a grill onsite. But the sauce was interesting.
The macaroni and cheese side dish was awesome. I grew up with Kraft, and this is right in the same ballpark, but better. I wanted to think it was baked, as there was a little crust on part of it, but in retrospect it might have been oxidation.
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As a result of their non stop passionate lovemaking, he had been shooting nothing but "dogwater" all night.
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a) NOUN - A form of 'A Priori' inert, knowledge which forms the basis of all Human Understanding.
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Chandler Parsons prepares for warm Houston welcome
The Rockets are likely to welcome Parsons with a tribute video on the big screens at some point during the game, as they did for guard Jeremy Lin when he visited with the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this week. But the audio might be drowned out by fans who are disgruntled that Parsons departed for Dallas, of all places. Those hard feelings are fueled by the bitter public exchanges Parsons had via the media this summer with Rockets general manager Daryl Morey and star shooting guard James Harden.
"I don't know, I have a feeling a couple of girls will boo," Parsons said with a smile that probably doesn't seem as charming to the Rockets' female fans as it did the past few years.
You can bank on Parsons hearing how overpaid he is a few hundred times. The three-year, $46 million contract he signed with the Dallas Mavericks as a restricted free agent, deemed by Morey to be too rich for the Rockets to match, is part of Parsons' identity at this point.
But there is one sure way Parsons can shut up any bitter Rockets fans: Ball like he did during Friday night's 140-106 rout of the Lakers, when he was worth every penny and then some.
Parsons scored 21 points on 8-of-13 shooting against the Lakers before joining the rest of the Mavs' starters on the bench for the fourth quarter. He scored several of his buckets after making smart cuts to the basket, looking as comfortable in the Mavs' offense as he has all season.
However, Parsons' most impressive work came on the other end of the floor. He was the primary defender on 32,000-point scorer Kobe Bryant, who struggled to get 17 points on 6-of-22 shooting.
"When you play a team that's so dominant by one player, I want to take the challenge," Parsons said. "I wanted to guard him and I wanted to do whatever it took for our team to win. You stop him, you stop them. I just wanted to make it difficult for him. He's one of the best scorers to ever play the game, so I just tried to use my size and stayed down on his fakes and make him shoot over a taller defender."
So does Parsons want the challenge of covering his old buddy Harden?
"Yep," Parsons said. "For sure."
Parsons tried to downplay the matchup with the Rockets as "just one game out of 82," but this is no doubt different. He admitted his return to Houston would be an emotional experience for him. His parents -- "My party buddies!" Cuban greeted them, referring to the night Parsons signed his offer sheet at an Orlando club -- are visiting and will make the trip.
"These things are never easy," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said. "They always are emotional. He just needs to approach the game the same way he did tonight and it'll be good.
"He was so locked into everything from the most minute defensive coverage detail, and he was moving the ball great and moving great. When you're doing that, you just react and play. That's what he's got to do and that's what we've all got to do tomorrow."
Parsons won't win any popularity contests in Houston, but he can help the Mavs win a game.
Kobe Bryant, Dirk Nowitzki: Two directions
DALLAS -- On one side: a title contender whose star took less money.
On the other: a rebuilding crew, starring the NBA's highest-paid player.
For the traits that Kobe Bryant and Dirk Nowitzki share as 36-year-olds among the league's top-10 all-time leading scorers, that stark difference stood out most Friday during the Dallas Mavericks' 140-106 demolition of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Of course, it's not so simple to say that the 3-10 Lakers are struggling just because Bryant accepted a two-year, $48.5 million contract extension last season, a deal that eats a huge chunk of the Lakers' salary cap space.
Other factors are many: deals that never were (Chris Paul, thanks to "basketball reasons") and those that never panned out (Steve Nash, thanks to injuries); players that didn't stay (Dwight Howard) and free agents who never came (Carmelo Anthony).
Indeed, not all has gone the Lakers' way, though they haven't done too shabby historically when you consider the 16 banners hanging in Staples Center.
But in the end, they're bound for the lottery, under construction until further notice, and Bryant and his huge deal are targeted as a key reason for their plight.
"Did I take a discount? Yeah," Bryant said after a morning shootaround here, when he discussed his contract more than at any point since signing it.
"Did I take as big a discount as some of you fans would want me to? No.
"Is it a big enough discount to help us be a contender? Yeah.
"So what we try to do is be in a situation where they take care of the player and the player takes care of the organization enough to put us in a championship predicament eventually."
Bryant almost certainly didn't mean to use the phrase "championship predicament." But if it was a Freudian slip, well, it sure was fitting.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban stated the obvious about his squad: Nowitzki's deal made a huge impact in helping shape the roster, giving them the financial flexibility to add the high-profile and, more important, promising young free agent in Chandler Parsons that they had been chasing for so long.
"To me, it's not about money, it's about winning," Cuban said. "Different players have different attitudes."
Could a player make $24 million in the NBA's current punitive financial climate (as Bryant does this season) and legitimately say they're interested in winning?
"Yeah, of course, as long as you can convince everybody else that you need to come play for the minimum," Cuban said with a laugh.
Cuban has long been poking fun at the Lakers on this topic, once calling them Shaq, Kobe and the "band of merry minimum [-salaried players]" in 2000 during Cuban's first season as an owner.
Nowitzki echoed Cuban's point that his deal was about winning, not money.
"I wanted to be on a good team," Nowitzki said. "I wanted to compete my last couple of years at the highest level. Ever since after the championship, we had a couple of rough years. We missed the playoffs one year, were the eighth seed twice I think, so that was really the main decision. I wanted to play at a high level my last couple years, and it kind of worked out with getting Parsons, with getting Tyson [Chandler] back here. We feel like we've got a good group, and hopefully we can make it work."
Bryant argued that Nowitzki's deal meant the German forward "wasn't playing in Los Angeles," and that difference matters.
After all, the Lakers have a 20-year, $3 billion deal with Time Warner Cable that hinges on ratings. They need Bryant, not only for that, but to justify ticket prices, to keep interest high during lost seasons. His value goes far beyond the court.
Yet the high cost of paying their cash cow what he legitimately might be worth ultimately hurts the Lakers' efforts to build around him, to be a contender.
Nowitzki will spend his golden years chasing another ring, while Bryant, for now, is only chasing personal records. Other factors are many, of course, but that stark difference is what rose above all else Friday, as two legends headed in opposite directions, their teams following suit.
ESPNDallas.com reporter Tim MacMahon contributed to this report.
Nowitzki, Mavericks roll over Lakers 140-106
DALLAS -- Dirk Nowitzki scored 23 points in yet another efficient shooting effort and the Dallas Mavericks used the NBA's highest-scoring offense to roll to a 140-106 victory against the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.
The Mavericks won their sixth straight game overall and fourth in a row against the Lakers, who were swept by Dallas in the regular season for the first time in 2013-14.
Nowitzki, Monta Ellis and Chandler Parsons were a combined 23 of 33 from the field as the Mavericks had season highs in points, shooting percentage (62 percent) and assists (37). Parsons had 21 points and Ellis scored 20.
Kobe Bryant missed his first eight shots and was 6 of 22 for 17 points. Jeremy Lin had 18 to lead the Lakers, who came in with their first two-game winning streak.
Mavs 140, Lakers 106: Modest streak over
Turning point: The Lakers had been allowing 110 points per game, and they gave up that in three quarters. It all went away from them in that third frame, when they were outscored 42-24, and it was all downhill from there, with the fourth quarter turning into lopsided garbage time during which many fans filed out to find a better way to spend their Friday night.
Stat of the game: 140. The Mavericks' final point total tied for their most ever at the American Airlines Center. They also scored that much April 5, 2009 against Phoenix.
More fun with numbers: The Mavericks hit 18 3-pointers, the Lakers hit 5. The Mavericks had three players score 20 or more points, the Lakers had none.
Kobe Bryant update: He scored 17 points on 22 shots in 31 minutes. Not his finest outing. On the other side, Dirk Nowitzki had a tidy 23 points on 10 shots in 21 minutes.
Kobe 'not going for' discount deals
DALLAS -- Kobe Bryant considers the public pressure for longtime NBA stars to take hometown-discount deals, such as Dirk Nowitzki's contract, "a big coup" for NBA owners.
"It's the popular thing to do," Bryant said after the Los Angeles Lakers' shootaround prior to Friday night's 140-106 loss to Nowitzki's Dallas Mavericks. "The player takes less, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I think it's a big coup for the owners to put players in situations where public perception puts pressure on them to take less money. Because if you don't, then you get criticized for it.
"It's absolutely brilliant, but I'm not going for it. I know the new head of the players' association ain't going for it, either."
Bryant, 36, agreed to a two-year, $48.5 million extension with the Lakers last season, when he was recovering from a torn Achilles tendon. The deal is for less than Bryant was eligible to make on a maximum contract but still makes him the highest-paid player in the league.
Nowitzki, 36, re-signed with the Mavs this summer for $25 million over three years, taking far less than his market value to leave Dallas owner Mark Cuban enough salary-cap space to make roster upgrades.
"I wanted to be on a good team," Nowitzki said after scoring 23 points in 21 minutes during the Mavs' rout Friday. "I wanted to compete my last couple of years at the highest level. Ever since after the championship, we had a couple of rough years. We missed the playoffs one year, were the eighth seed twice I think, so that was really the main decision.
"I wanted to play at a high level my last couple years, and it kind of worked out with getting Parsons, with getting Tyson back here. We feel like we've got a good group, and hopefully we can make it work."
What does Bryant think about Nowitzki, who has never used an agent, taking such a steep hometown discount?
"I think it means he's not playing in Los Angeles," Bryant said with a laugh.
Cuban said Nowitzki's knowledge of the collective bargaining agreement and his desire to play for a contender were the primary factors in determining the size of his contract, not public perception.
"First of all, not every player in the NBA, not every owner in the NBA is motivated purely by money," said Cuban, adding that fans put pressure on owners to spend every penny possible or be labeled as cheap. "If you look at our ticket prices, how many times have we lowered them? How many times have we paid the luxury tax? How many times have I told you guys, 'I don't care if we lose money, I want to win'? You know my motivations, and I think Dirk's motivations are similar."
Nowitzki, who has made more than $200 million during his career, has said several times that the chance to win a second championship is much more important to him than money during his basketball golden years. The Mavs, whose offseason acquisitions included center Tyson Chandler
Devin Harris (leg) out vs. Lakers
The Mavs are being mysteriously elusive about details of Harris' lower right leg injury.
Harris declined to speak to the media after the Mavs' shootaround, saying he had been told not to say anything and deferring questions to coach Rick Carlisle.
"He's doing a little bit better," Carlisle said. "We'll have an announcement probably later in the day."
About a half hour later, Carlisle sent reporters a text message saying Harris was out against the Lakers.
Carlisle declined to answer any follow-up questions about Harris, including how much the veteran guard participated in the shootaround.
Harris, who is averaging 8.6 points and 4.4 assists per game, did not play in the second half of Monday's win over the Charlotte Hornets and sat out Wednesday's win over the Washington Wizards. He said during the road trip that his leg had been bothering him for about a week before the decision was made for him to rest.
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Each week, ESPN.com Lakers beat writer Baxter Holmes, along with ESPN.com NBA writers Ramona Shelburne and Arash Markazi, will weigh in on three questions that are on the minds of Los Angeles Lakers followers.
1. Can the Lakers' poor start simply be blamed on effort, as Byron Scott has said?Holmes: Of course not. The Lakers' problems are many. They've been plagued with injuries (Steve Nash, Julius Randle, Ryan Kelly, Nick Young), have had a one-man show on offense that while entertaining has been problematic, and, last but not least, they're playing in a brutally tough conference. The Lakers could play at maximum effort and it might help make their games more competitive, but they lack talent. Simple as that.
Kobe Bryant. That can demoralize his teammates, who don't get into a rhythm offensively, which carries over to the defensive side of the ball. Yes, that was a huge problem and part of the losses. But the lack of talent, strength of schedule and injuries were more important.
Markazi: It's more than effort, of course. This is not a good team to put it bluntly. If you look at this team on paper and look at their results so far this season they should make sense. Unless there were some delusions of grandeur about what Jeremy Lin and Carlos Boozer could provide on a regular basis or a false sense of hope that Kobe wouldn't shoot every time he was open, the poor start should have been expected regardless of the effort, which hasn't always been bad.
2. Is Jeremy Lin right when he says communication and trust top his list for the Lakers' problems?Holmes: Absolutely. A large part of that stems from many new players playing in a new system, but it doesn't help that Kobe has, up until their win at Atlanta, largely eschewed his teammates on offense. As Boozer said after the Hawks' win, when they all touch the ball, they all feel involved and engaged, which leads to them playing more like a team on both ends but especially on defense. Scott has also noted that the bigs haven't communicated well with the guards on defense, which he said has led to several lapses.
Markazi: This team has a lot of problems, but if we start with the premise that the guys in the locker room are the guys that they will have all season and not worry about the future then yes, communication and trust are two big problems. The Lakers can worry about their more pressing problems for a legitimate point guard and center in the offseason. The only way the Lakers can improve their communication and trust is by moving the ball around and playing together, which, of course, hasn't always been the case so far.
3. Is it on Kobe Bryant to make sure team morale doesn't become an issue?Holmes: Yes. It's on Kobe to do pretty much everything. In fact, in one way or another, he's responsible for almost every aspect of the team and, to a greater degree, what goes on in the organization. But as the veteran who has been on rebuilding teams, he can speak from experience to the new and younger players about how to stay focused on the process without getting too downtrodden after blowout wins. Everyone in the locker room will look to him to lead them.
Markazi: It's on everyone but it begins with Scott and Bryant. If the players feel that Scott will simply do whatever Kobe wants, and Kobe continues to shoot 30 times a game, regardless of how many he makes, morale will suffer and it's going to be a long season. Everyone on this team has to buy in for the morale to improve and that's on both Bryant and Scott.
Kobe: All say things we don't mean
HOUSTON -- Dwight Howard sat out Wednesday's 98-92 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers with a sprained right knee, but the Houston Rockets center was still a topic of discussion for his former teammate, Lakers star Kobe Bryant.
Bryant was asked after the game whether he considers Howard to be a "p---y," the term Oklahoma City star Kevin Durant was overheard calling Howard during a recent game.
"No, I don't feel that way. I don't think Kevin does, either," said Bryant, who scored a game-high 29 points against the Rockets. "In moments of confrontation during a game, you'll say things in the heat of the moment.
"I know Dwight. I'm sure Kevin does. We don't really feel that way about him. It's like when you get in an argument with somebody, you'll say things out of frustration, out of anger, that you don't really mean."
Bryant and Howard were Lakers teammates during the 2012-13 season, when they often clashed before Howard eventually departed to join the Rockets as a free agent.
Then when they faced off Oct. 28 in Los Angeles, a 108-90 Rockets win, Howard elbowed Bryant in the chin after grabbing an offensive rebound, and the two had to be separated, although that didn't stop them from trash-talking each other, eventually drawing technical fouls.
In that game, Bryant was heard calling Howard "soft," among other things.
Kobe Bryant leads Lakers past Rockets for second straight win
HOUSTON -- Kobe Bryant had 29 points, Wesley Johnson made key free throws down the stretch and the Los Angeles Lakers took advantage of Dwight Howard's absence Wednesday night in a 98-92 victory over the Houston Rockets.
It was the second consecutive win for the Lakers following a 1-9 start.
Los Angeles used a 7-1 run, highlighted by Bryant's three-point play and capped by four free throws from Johnson, to take a 94-92 lead with less than a minute left. Nick Young and Bryant added two free throws apiece to secure the victory.
Tarik Black, a rookie who was filling in for the injured Howard, missed a free throw and a jump shot down the stretch.
James Harden led the Rockets with 24 points.
Lakers 98, Rockets 92: L.A. on a win streak
Play of the game: Wesley Johnson stripped James Harden of the ball out near the 3-point line, streaked down the court and made a layup while being fouled by Harden. After Johnson converted the free throw, the Lakers led 94-92 with 43.2 seconds left. They were able to hang on from there.
Stat of the night: The Rockets set up shop outside the 3-point arc and never strayed too far, launching 38 attempts. They hit 15 and outscored the Lakers 45-15 from distance.
Second stat of the night: While the Lakers were outscored on the outside, they had a 38-20 advantage in points in the paint.
Player of the game: This one goes to Young, the Lakers reserve guard who scored eight of his 16 points in the fourth quarter to help give his team an edge in a back-and-forth affair with 10 lead changes.
Kobe Bryant update: Bryant took a game-high 28 shots, but he struggled, shooting 10-of-28 from the field. Bryant shot 6-of-11 in the first half, but just 4-of-17 in the second. He knocked down 8 of 10 from the charity stripe and added seven assists and five rebounds.
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Jones-Rodwell, the deputy majority whip and chairwoman of the city's senate delegation, announced Monday in Baltimore that she is ending her re-election campaign. She says she plans to continue doing advocacy work, particularly with Alzheimer's and prisoner re-entry programs. But she would rather do it outside the Senate.
Jones-Rodwell was elected in 1998 to represent Maryland's 44th District in the House of Delegates. After one term, she won a race for Senate. She has served as chairwoman of the Legislative Black Caucus and a subcommittee overseeing pensions.
Her exit leaves Democrat Del. Shirley Nathan-Pulliam and attorney Bernard Reiter, a Republican, in the race for the seat.
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The Mustang
- Address:
890 Main Street
Park City, UT 84060Neighborhood:
Park City
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
The Mustang
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mustangparkcity.com/
- Phone: (435) 658-3975
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Bill Hufferd
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The Mustang is available for private parties of up to 100 guests seated and up to 150 guests for standing receptions.
- Private Party Contact: Bill Hufferd 4356583975
- Entertainment: The Mustang features live entertainment on occasion; weekend concerts during the summer.
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Join renowned Chef/Owner Bill Hufferd (former Executive Chef of Park City's Riverhorse Cafe and numerous, famous Los Angeles fine-dining eateries) for "Park City Fine Dining at its Best." Duck chile relleno, fresh hand-made potstickers, imported Italian Bufala mozzarella cheese and vine ripe tomato bruschetta, grilled lobster with grapefruit salsa and jack cheese/spinach enchiladas, braised lamb shank with rosemary and roasted garlic, Utah red trout, Chilean Seabass and marinated rib-eye steak with world famous French fries, all served in a modern space with cosmopolitan flair are just a few examples that typify our sophisticated, unique and varied style in the world of haute cuisine. Full bar and top notch wine list.Continued
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The Mustang reviews from OpenTable diners
32 reviews since July 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (20)special occasion (14)great for outdoor dining (13)romantic (11)good for groups (8)notable wine list (6)neighborhood gem (5)late-night find (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Excellent restaurantpjbjDined on 10/16/2014We enjoyed the restaurant so much we stay in Park City one more night so we could eat there a second time.Special Features:
- Service with a smileMikeDined on 10/12/2014The service was great but I went there for the duck chilling rellenos and they tasted good, but I could have been eating any meat. And the ribs tasted great but the meat was so dry it was disappointing to say the least. My wife's steak and fries was perfect though
- pjbjDined on 10/9/2014The food was very good, but the waiter forgot to bring a soup that was ordered.
- PCFoodieDined on 9/24/2014Terrific menu, lots of entrees that I would return for. Excellent value. Only place in Park City where you can get a soufflé. Chocolate soufflé was outstanding dessert.Special Features:
- Amazing FoodgonegolfinDined on 9/22/2014dinner was absolutely delicious. The steak was incredible and I Have to say it was probably the best baked potato I have ever had!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/19/2014Consistently great food and the service is friendly and attentive. The seafood options are always good choices, even in the off season and the Mustang remains one of my favorite Park City dining destination.Special Features:
- Very good - entrees amazingSLCgoodfoodDined on 9/12/2014Arrived 20 minutes before our reservation - seated promptly without a wait. The staff was friendly from the waiter to other staff as it was a busy Friday night but staff still catered to individual needs without being overly rushed. I wanted to give 5 stars due to the entrées - sea bass was possibly the best (non-tuna) piece of fish I've ever had and the chicken with gnocchi was great - the breading/crust I would guess is a mustard to adhere very fine cracker crumbs - Very Good. The reason for 4 stars - ambiance was nice but we were at a table next to a back door that did get a bit cold as the evening progressed. The service was good but we ordered ribs and 20 minutes later we were told they were out and needed to change item ordered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CCDPCccdslcdinerDined on 9/12/2014This was my first visit. Very nice atmosphere. Food was very good with prodigious portions. Service was a bit off, but there was a large crowd on a September night which appears to have caught the staff a bit off guard. I would return.Special Features:
- Park City FavoriteglorydaysVIPDined on 9/5/2014Excellent service; excellent menu well executed, consistently. Our favorite in Park City, UTSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Much recommended.FoodienoobieDined on 9/4/2014We stayed at Park City for off-season and were exploring dinner options. Because of the off-season, restaurants were not very populated, but we noticed the Mustang had more guests. We were seated where we wished (quiet corner) and were attended by a delightful waiter, who gave us the 2 for 1 discount that we did not know existed! Food was excellent, my husband had the filet mignon and I had the cod. The portions were very generous for a "fancy" restaurant, so large that we did not have room for dessert! Although we read rave reviews about the chocolate souffle.Special Features:
- HorseyCAiRDined on 9/2/2014Love ambience & food is superb Miss the old chef as he treated us differently than our waiter Nothing special for Anniverssry celebration:(Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinnerlaceyVIPDined on 8/15/2014Our group had lamb, scampi, chicken and trout and all were wonderful Potstickers and the famous fries were great appetizers. Rick provided excellent service and the general manager mr. Stein was very gracious and checked on us frequently. Very nice experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious again.SukiJDined on 8/13/2014We took a friend for her birthday. She and I split the rack of lamb, which is one of my favorites. Smoked salmon potato pancake appetizer was perfect for 4. Lamb was cooked perfectly. Our server was professional and fun at the same time. Well done, Mustang.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/9/2014Great dinner with fantastic service. We will definitely be back whenever in Park City!Special Features:
- cejkaVIPDined on 8/9/2014always superb. sea bass is the house specialty but you cant go wrong with anything on the menuSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A hidden Park City gemSFfoodcriticDined on 8/2/2014The food was great. The pot stickers were unique and tasty. The trout and lobster tail were lucious as was the sweet corn and lobster soup. The lobster tail was prepared in a very non-traditional southwestern style that I quite enjoyed. Desert was a hot fudge sunday which was artfully done. Their chocolate souffle (I heard) was great but I was too full by then. Overall, a very nice dinner.Special Features:
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- Outstanding food and serviceMuseisluse1Dined on 7/15/2014Sea bass and Utah red trout were both delicious. Wine list rather weak, no Malbec offered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cejkaVIPDined on 7/6/2014sea bass is extraordinary. as are potstickers and shrimp scampiSpecial Features:
- Pick anothersuziqVIPDined on 6/20/2014Great food but lousy service and very noisy. Consider installing sound absorbing device. We were seated by an obnoxious loud party which spoiled our evening and the waiter was lost we considered walking out as no one serviced us but considering it was 9 pm we did not know if we would find another open place. Food was good but service and noise are unacceptable only good if you get the 2 for 1 deal from the local paper.Special Features:
- Our 40th Anniversary DinnerCelebratingour40thDined on 6/20/2014My boss, who owns a condo in Park City, recommended the Mustang for a great place to eat while we were in Park City. She was so right!! The food was Very Good....yummmmmm!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cejkaVIPDined on 6/13/2014chocolate souffle to die for. same for potstickers and sea bassSpecial Features:
- Great experienceJRcaliforniaVIPDined on 6/9/2014We had a delicious dinner with great service. Our waiter Ken was efficient and personable. We will certainly return the next time that we are in Park City.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening OutgreatcuisineDined on 6/6/2014The food and service were sufficient to bring anyone back. The restaurant is upscale and the dining experience is enjoyable. I would be reluctant to rate the restaurant high on the romantic scale, however.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistent QualityFineDineDined on 5/23/2014The food at the Mustang is always good, have dined there several times over the past few years and have never had a bad meal. The pricing is consistent for food and service that they provide. I would not say it is for children, which is great when you are entertaining business people or a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mustang delivers!PCLocalDined on 4/17/2014Mustang rarely dissappoints and once again delivered a delitious birthday meal. The Lamb shank was tender, meaty and well sauced. The whipped potatoes are the best in town and the chocolate deserts really, really good. Thanks again!!!Special Features:
- Expensive for choice steaksOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 4/11/2014I ordered the New York strip and was told by the waiter the steak was prime. I figured at $44 it should be. I took one bite and immediately knew it was choice meat and not prime and the waiter later confirmed my suspicion. The steak lacked flavor and was tough. The wild salmon was very good. Not sure I would return when I know I can find a better steak at a lower price at many other restaurants.
- Always great dining @ MustangEat2liveVIPDined on 3/28/2014Another great meal and outstanding service. This is why Mustang is our favorite restaurant in Park City.Special Features:
- Fabulous food but so-so ambianceLanaBananaVIPDined on 3/18/2014The food is great here - a very expansive menu with terrific seafood, steak and poultry options. Chocolate souffle dessert option was wonderful. The location - in a complex housing the Marriot Summit House was not great. It is located at the end of Main Street so felt isolated. The dining room itself is very blah. The service was great though and we enjoyed our meal very much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was OKTimmyVIPDined on 3/16/2014The Mustang was just OK. My daughter and I shared a bruschetta, a salad, and a sword fish special. My daughter's a little picky so that may have been the problem and maybe we didn't read the description closely, but the bruschetta was basically a caprese salad on a grilled crostini with basil pesto. It was fine for me, but she was expecting the traditional bruchetta. Again being picky, my daughter wanted the dressing on the side of the salad. The waiter seemed turned off by the request. He was ok, but not very welcoming anyway, so this didn't help. The sword fish was good. The puff pastry stuffed with red pepper, and other veggies not so much. I had a couple glasses of wine that were quite reasonable, but the total bill was $110.Special Features:
- One of our favoritesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/15/2014Mustang is a fantastic restaurant. We are Park City locals and dine out a lot, and it is one of our favorites. The menu might be the best in town. I would have given it an overall "outstanding" rating, instead of "very good," had they not jacked their prices up about $8 - 10 per entrée on our last visit. It was probably in honor of spring break tourists, but it was inconsistent with the menu pricing on their website menu...which is high enough.Special Features:
- Great food with one problemCougieDined on 3/14/2014Overall the experience was very nice, but I order the swordfish special and the fish arrived very over-cooked. The waiter offered to replace it, but we were tired, so I didn't eat it. They did take it off the bill which was nice. All the rest of the food including the sides for the fish were excellent, especially the Southwestern Duck Chile Relleno. I would go back. One annoying thing is that when you make reservations (on OpenTable), they take a credit card. Fine, but then they also send you emails demanding your cell phone number so they can call to confirm your reservations. So you have to call them to give them your cell number so they can call you to reconfirm. Very annoying since they say they will charge you for a no-show.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food, quickCCdinerDined on 3/13/2014The service was very prompt and attentive. Had a great papaya arugala salad, carpaccio, and scallops. Frita misto was average at best, too much breading. Cocktails were good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terribly overpricedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 3/13/2014There are much better options in town. We are bummed we wasted one of our vacation nights on this spot. Food was not bad, just not worth the pricing. We will not be back here
- Consistently goodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/12/2014Great trout food here seems to be always very goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/11/2014Food was tasty but waiter was condescending. Chairs uncomfortable. Loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Large portions of delicious foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 3/10/2014A friend recommended Mustang and she was spot on! We loved the chile relliano stuffed with duck confit. It was large enough to share. My husband had the halibut, which was delicious but the fish was a little over cooked to my taste. The best dishe was the Utah red trout with lemon butter and capers accompanied by chive mashed potatoes. The trout was so delicious that I shared it with my husband, who dislikes salmon or anything that looks like it. The mashers were so creamy and smooth they could be a separate course. Best to go after a day of skiing when you have an appetite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was delicious; veryKimballVIPDined on 3/10/2014The food was delicious; very flavorful. My only complaint is that a table of loud children was seated right next to us (a couple), when other tables were available. Otherwise, the service and staff were excellent.Special Features:
- Great food!Foodie101nycDined on 3/8/2014Excellent food! Good wine, good crowd, great location. You must Request the waiter Nick, he made our dinner really fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Recommended by a localDiamondGirlDined on 2/28/2014a little loud for conversation between 3 people, but not impossible. we had two of the "famous for" entrees; red trout was excellent, but the steak frites was just ok; steak had a charred/burnt taste to the outside, rather overpowering, and the fries were good but not special. frito misto was overbattered and a little over fried making it hard to bite into. server was excellent; attentive and responsive. they very graciously served us a complimentary dessert, grilled pineapple with a waffle, that was divine, after we commented about the burnt taste of the steak. it was a nice evening, and we might try it again but as tourists we are likely to try somewhere else.Special Features:
- The Mustang delivers again!Eat2liveVIPDined on 2/28/2014Yet another outstanding dining experience at the Mustang. Fantastic service, great food -- the Mustang never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Virginia Wounded Warrior Program - Home of Virginia's Veterans and Their Family of Supporters
National Homelessness Awareness Month
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month
Virginia Wounded Warrior Program's Carol Berg Discusses Veteran Homelessness on Norfolk's The Forum
Don't miss this important segment focusing on collaborative approaches being utlized to end veteran homelessness in Norfolk.
Resources are Available to Municipalities Considering Standing up a Veterans Court
Justice For Vets
2014 Compensation and Benefits Handbook
Compensation and benefits for the ill, wounded and injured members of the armed forces.
Governor McAuliffe Signs Agreement to Help End Veteran Homelessness
Richmond, Virginia - Gov. Terry McAuliffe has signed onto a national agreement aimed at ending veteran homelessness by the end of 2015.
"I chose my school based on my schedule at the time of enrollment. I was newly injured and had surgeries scheduled that would hinder my ability to attend a physical campus."
When choosing a college, consider what is important to you and take into account your individual goals, preferences, support needs, and financial resources. There are many great choices available to you, and you can increase the likelihood of making the best choice for you by thinking about:
Click here to link to the Virginia Department of Veterans Services (DVS)


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Bayside will have one more round of yard waste pickup Monday as a result of continued mild weather.
Residents can put out branches, twigs, yard waste bags, non-plastic bags of leaves, and other organic waste for removal.
Anything placed curbside after the Monday pickup will be tagged for special pickup.
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