text: Country Star Diet and Fitness Quotes The First Ladies of Country Offer Advice on Healthy Living by Lizzie Fuhr 11/05/13 32 Reactions 43 Shares Print 1 14 27 0 1 Tomorrow we'll celebrate country royalty at the 2013 CMA Awards! Whether you're a lover of the genre or you just like bouncing to these tunes when you hear them on the radio, there's lots of inspiration to gather from some of the lovely ladies who top the country charts. From Taylor Swift to Carrie Underwood, click through to learn how some of our favorite country stars manage to work out, eat healthy, and take care of themselves — regardless of how busy they are! Source: Getty Martina McBride What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I love to read about healthy eating and preach to my husband, who doesn't listen. Now I'm trying to teach it to my daughters. And it's working, because they all love green vegetables like broccoli but, funny enough, not other colorful ones, like carrots, squash, and beets. I'm always telling my girls, 'As long as what's on your plate is healthy, you should eat, eat, eat!' And they should be able to have treats, too." — Martina McBride on getting your family excited about a healthy lifestyle Source: Getty 1 / 10 Miranda Lambert What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I don't care about being stick thin. I don't want stuff to jiggle. Really skinny actresses make me hungry. I see them and think, 'Honey, you need to eat!' I'm lucky I don't have to live like that. I feel my best when I'm a toned, not flabby, size 8. Women come up to me and say, 'You're beautiful and confident, and that makes me feel I can be too.'" — Miranda Lambert on embracing her body Source: Getty 2 / 10 Kellie Pickler What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I'm a vegetarian. I love asparagus, and I eat a lot of raw vegetables." — Kellie Pickler on enjoying healthy food Source: Getty 3 / 10 Faith Hill What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "It was so hard but ultimately so worth it. My core is much stronger, and my arms are more toned. In fact, wearing a bikini on a magazine cover is my 41st birthday present to myself." — Faith Hill on her transformation through Pilates Source: Getty 4 / 10 Taylor Swift What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "There's no regimen. There's no personal trainer. I love to go hiking because it's an experience. If I need to gain stamina for a tour, I will run every single night on the treadmill, but I don't necessarily like being at the gym." — Taylor Swift's laid-back approach to exercise Source: Getty 6 / 10 Carrie Underwood What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Once you get into a routine of eating healthy, it hurts twice as much when you fall off the wagon, but it's nice to have a few bites of something you like." — Carrie Underwood on maintaining a healthy diet regardless of where she is Source: Getty 6 / 10 Sara Evans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I think that people deep down know how to stay thin. Don't overeat and don't starve yourself either. It's everything in moderation. That's the way I like to live life: everything in moderation. If you're sitting there and you've had two pieces of pizza and you feel stuffed, don't go for that third one. It's common sense. I have no diet tricks, I have no 'I never eat carbs' or 'I never . . .' I eat a little bit, and as soon as I feel full, I stop. Then I don't eat again until I'm hungry." — Sara Evans on enjoying everything in moderation Source: Getty 7 / 10 Lauren Alaina What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Changing my diet was the big thing. I had to learn correct portion control. . . . I eat an egg-white omelet for breakfast, shrimp and veggies for lunch, and chicken with asparagus for dinner." — Lauren Alaina on losing 25 pounds in just five months Source: Getty 8 / 10 Kacey Musgraves What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I try to fit in some yoga. The steel player, Adam, is a great yoga teacher. He practices all the time, so we all bring our mats, find a quiet room, and do yoga." — Kacey Musgraves makes time to stay centered on the road Source: Getty 9 / 10 Jennifer Nettles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I stay away from the scale . . . I'm not a freak about it anyway, but it helps me stay in a healthy zone because I don't always trust my eyes in the mirror. I try to think, How do I feel about how I look? Which, when you're on television and in paparazzi pictures a good bit of the time, can be a challenge . . . I love to eat and enjoy a glass of wine as much as the next gal, and I live my life so I don't feel slaved to what it is that I do for a living." — Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles keeps it all in perspective! 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A MOTORCYCLIST was taken to hospital after there were two crashes in two hours on the Puddletown bypass.
The first accident happened at around 6pm on Friday on the westbound carriageway of the A35 at Yellowham Hill.
Two cars were involved in the collision which police said was a minor injury incident.
The second crash happened less than two hours later on the same stretch of road, which was still closed while police were working on the scene.
A motorbike and a Ford Fiesta were involved in the collision, seriously injuring the 17-year-old biker.
A Dorset Police spokesman said: "At 6.17pm there was a minor injury road traffic collision on the westbound carriageway of the A35 Puddletown bypass at Yellowham Hill.
"The collision involved a black Ford Focus and a grey Volkswagen Golf.
"At 7.49pm while police were conducting road closures a further collision occurred between a black Ford Fiesta driven by a 55-year-old woman and a red Honda motorbike.
"The motorbike driver, a 17-year-old local man, was taken to Dorset County Hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries."
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"The agency relies entirely on a one-sentence clerical entry in the 1990 Amendments to the Clean Air Act that was not codified in the U.S. Code but appears in the Statutes at Large," the letter reads. "That entry, even EPA has admitted, was clearly a mistake because it sought to make a technical correction rendered moot by another amendment."
Morrisey continued to say, "It is simply unconscionable for EPA to go forward with this massive and costly regulation based entirely upon what it has admitted to be a clerical 'drafting error.'"
According to a statement released by the Attorney General's Office, the Clean Air Act explicitly prohibits EPA from regulating existing power plants under one section of the Act, namely Section 111(d), when it already decided to regulate those power plants under a different section. The EPA previously issued regulations under Section 112, which it estimates will cost power plants more than $9 billion dollars per year in order to comply. The law does not permit double regulation of these power plants.
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PHOENIX -- A freak accident in Phoenix has claimed the life of a 25-year-old man.
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The McLean County Coroner said the bus was heading north of Old Route 66 in Normal just before 1 p.m. when the southbound SUV crossed into the northbound lane.
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An updated report released by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality shows various surrounding counties could be without water in 90 days or less.
The list we got from TCEQ shows numerous cities across the state that must limit water usage to avoid shortages.
The list ranges from voluntary compliance to no outdoor water usage at all. The city of Lubbock falls right in the middle.
"In the last year and a half, we went from stage one to stage three. And the water sales of the city fell off nearly a third," said Mayor of Post Archie Gill.
The low water supply that Gill talks about is worrying farmers and city officials across West Texas.
"We're going to try to get all the mayors of the towns together and try to work out something for the hard months like July and August because it's definitely going to be rough," Gill said.
Crosby County, Dickens County, Garza county, and Parmer County are all "priority three," meaning they could be without water in 90 days or less and all outdoor water usage is prohibited.
Lubbock falls under a "watch one," meaning it has greater than a 180 day supply of water remaining but use of water for non-essential uses is restricted.
Spokesperson for TCEQ Andrea Morrow says the list is based on the assumption that public water supplies do nothing about the shortage. She also says the systems are self-reported, meaning each area estimates itself and every system is different.
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"People need to be aware that water is a scarce resource and to treat it with respect. But they also need to understand that we're working closely with water systems to help them identify options," Morrow said.
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A resurgent Victor Espinoza, in a three-way battle for the lead in Santa Anita's jockeys' race, hopes to continue his surge on Saturday when he rides streaking winner The Usual Q.T. in the $500,000 Sunshine Millions Classic presented by Pepsi Cola.
"Victor's riding great," said agent Tony Matos, "even though we haven't ridden that many horses. Right now we're riding at the highest percentage among the leaders and have ridden fewer horses."
Through Thursday, Espinoza was second to leader Rafael Bejarano, 23-22, and one in front of Joel Rosario, currently serving a three-day suspension. Bejarano had 116 mounts for an average of 20 percent; Rosario also was at 20 percent with 104 mounts, while Espinoza stood at 22 percent from 98 rides.
"Hopefully," Matos continued, "we'll pick up some more business, because Victor wants to ride every race."
Meanwhile, Espinoza is not concerned with The Usual Q.T. transferring his winning form to synthetic from turf, where he has won six in a row, including three graded stakes.
"I don't think it will make any difference," Espinoza said. "He's run on synthetic before (finishing a close second in a maiden allowance race at Hollywood Park last June), so we'll see."
The field for the Classic: Jeranimo, Brice Blanc, 6-1; Unusual Suspect, Alonso Quinonez, 30-1 Enriched, Michael Baze, 6-1; Palladio, Mike Smith, 30-1; Unusual Smoke, Martin Garcia, 30-1; Bad Action, John Velazquez, 12-1; The Usual Q.T., Victor Espinoza, 5-2; Compari, Garrett Gomez, 3-1; Bold Chieftain, Russell Baze, 6-1; Wicked Style, Rafael Bejarano, 10-1; and Acclamation, David Flores, 15-1.
Bad Action also was entered in the $300,000 Sunshine Millions Turf at Gulfstream and will run there instead of the Classic.
Legendary actor and avid horse owner Jack Klugman is looking forward to attending the races at Santa Anita tomorrow to watch Pretty Unusual run in the $300,000 Sunshine Millions Filly & Mare Turf presented by San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino.
"I spoke to his wife, Peggy, and he's excited about coming out," said Barry Abrams, who trains Pretty Unusual, a 4-year-old filly Klugman owns with Madeline Auerbach and Murray Goda. The 87-year-old star of sitcoms, movies, television and Broadway shows was at Santa Anita on Jan. 17 to see Pretty Unusual register a 29-1 upset in the Grade II El Encino Stakes.
Abrams trained Pretty Unusual's dam, Sci Fi Kin, for Klugman. Sci Fi Kin's dam was Akinemod, who was owned by Klugman and won the 1990 El Encino by 18 lengths under Gary Stevens.
The field for the Filly & Mare Turf at 1 1/8 miles: Closeout, Jose Lezcano, 4-1; Tight Precision, Joel Rosario, 7-2; Pretty Unusual, Chantal Sutherland, 6-1; You Lift Me Up, Rafael Bejarano, 8-1; Bootleg Annie, Garrett Gomez, 9-2; Saucey Evening, Jose Valdivia Jr., 5-1; Catsalot, Alonso Quinonez, 12-1; and Century Park, Tyler Baze, 9-2.
Sunday marks the end of one phase in Gary Stevens' multi-faceted career. The 46-year-old Hall of Fame jockey will send out his last runner as a trainer when he saddles Diamondrella in the Grade I $250,000 Santa Monica Handicap for older fillies and mares at seven furlongs, a race he won five times as a rider.
Critically acclaimed for his acting debut as George (The Iceman) Woolf in the 2003 hit film, "Seabiscuit," and currently an analyst for HRTV and NBC, Stevens will put training on hold for the time being to devote time to other commitments, including family.
"I love what I'm doing, but you can only do so many things," Stevens said. "There are only so many hours in a day and I know where my bread's buttered, and it's covering races. I enjoy that, although I've loved this last nine months (as a trainer). It's hard leaving the shed row. I went from 16 horses to three in about 10 days, and I had to let the staff go. It's sad, but I'm sure I'll feel a sense of relief on Monday morning."
Diamondrella, meanwhile, is cutting back in distance and changing surfaces in the Santa Monica. The 6-year-old English-bred mare owned by IEAH Stables finished fifth in the Grade II San Gorgonio Handicap at 1 1/8 miles on grass Jan. 2. The daughter of Rock of Gibraltar has eight wins from 20 starts, with earnings of $823,576.
"She's equally as good at either distance," Stevens said. "But it's definitely a lot easier shortening up than stretching out. She's only worked a couple times since the San Gorgonio, but I've sharpened her up and she's happy."
Come Monday, ditto for Gary Stevens.
The field for the Santa Monica: Diamondrella, Garrett Gomez; Cherryblossommiss, Alonso Quinonez; Evita Argentina, Joel Rosario; Captain's Lover, Alex Solis; Made for Magic, Omar Berrio; Free Flying Soul, Mike Smith; Proviso, Rafael Bejarano; Tuscan Evening, Tyler Baze; Czechers, Chantal Sutherland; Sweet August Moon, Joe Talamo; Gabby's Golden Gal, Martin Garcia; and Gilded Gem, Victor Espinoza.
Long-time turf writer Larry Bortstein is unconscious and in critical condition at Arcadia Methodist Hospital, where he has been since Saturday night, according to his wife, Pat. Bortstein apparently suffered an aneurism, and although still unconscious, Pat Bortstein said doctors remain hopeful.
A New York native, Bortstein currently covers horse racing for the Orange County Register and the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association.
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Not good enough is Burnley manager's assessment
12:50pm Monday 31st December 2012 in Sport By Suzanne Geldard, Burnley FC reporter
BURNLEY manager Sean Dyche felt his players did not deserve to end the calendar year on a high against Leicester City, because they weren't up to scratch.
The Clarets were flat from the word go on Saturday, with injury to Charlie Austin compounding a frustrating first half.
The introduction of Sam Vokes from the bench just before the hour sparked life into an otherwise lacklustre display. Martin Paterson forced Kasper Schmeichel into a couple of saves as Burnley looked to cancel out David Nugent's first-half opener.
But Dyche conceded that a point in their last game of 2012 would not have been fully warranted.
"We could have nicked a draw but it would have been nicking it," said the Clarets boss.
"I don't think we did enough to win the game, we didn't use the ball well enough or keep the ball well enough.
"We did make some chances to be fair and we had a very good one right at the end to nick a point but I think with our performances levels a point would have probably been the best we could have got.
"I thought it was a really poor goal from our point of view defensively. We've been very good defensively since I've been here but that was a really soft one."
Dyche added: "We were flat in the first half – the whole feel of it was flat, the game in general – we conceded a soft goal and then kind of responded but without the urgency we've had lately.
"We made a few changes which nearly worked. It was a close thing but not close enough, but generally speaking I thought the performance level wasn't good enough for what we want to do here."
Burnley are close to the end of a run of four games in 10 days, from which they have so far taken three points. But Dyche said they could not look to a hectic festive schedule as an excuse for leaving Turf Moor empty handed on Saturday.
"Everyone says how busy it is but if you look at the beginning of the season you play Saturday-Tuesday-Saturday-Tuesday for a number of weeks," he said.
"I don't think it's radically different. Maybe because of the stuff going on with everyone's families and Christmas it is, but with the physical side of things I'm not worried about the players.
"They'll be ready to respond (tomorrow), and respond we will."
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The service, run by volunteers, is experiencing severe disruption due to the heavy snowfall.
Volunteers are struggling to deliver fresh meals, although many are using 4x4 vehicles to deliver the service wherever possible.
Sheila Porter, head of primary, community and social care, said: "Although contingency plans have been made, with extra frozen meals delivered where possible in advance, the council and WRVS are asking friends, family and neighbours to lend a helping hand to ensure older and more vulnerable people are fed.
"Our volunteers are trying their best to deliver services wherever they can using 4x4s, but unfortunately we may not get through to everyone.
"We would be grateful if communities could help us through this difficult period – hopefully normal service will resume as quickly as possible."
Other social care services are also experiencing disruption.All day centres for people with learning disabilities, along with those for older people and those with physical disabilities have been closed.
Domiciliary care workers are trying to reach service users to deliver normal services, and although some may experience delays, people are being reassured that care staff will get to them as planned.Plans had already been made to prepare for bad weather, and 4x4 vehicles have been drafted in to help get carers to the worst hit areas.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- In Lingerie won the Grade 1 Juddmonte Spinster on Sunday at Keeneland to cap a big weekend for leading trainer Todd Pletcher.
Pletcher won two Grade 1 races Saturday at Belmont, with Dreaming of Julia taking the Frizette and Shanghai Bobby the Champagne Stakes. Pletcher's e Bridgetown also won the Grade 3 Woodford at Keeneland on Saturday.
Ridden by John Velazquez, In Lingerie bided her time along the rail on the backstretch before angling out for running room in the final furlong and powering home to a two-length victory over Mystical Star.
In Lingerie ran 1 1/8 miles in 1:49.42 to become the first 3-year-old to win the Spinster -- Keeneland's premier event on the main track for fillies and mares -- since Pletcher's Panty Raid in 2007.
The $300,000 winner's share of the $500,000 purse pushed her lifetime bankroll to $712,265 with a record of 4-2-1 in seven starts. The victory earned her an automatic spot in the Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic, set for Nov. 2 at Santa Anita, but Pletcher said he might consider other options for the daughter of Empire Maker who is undefeated in three starts on a synthetic surface.
In Lingerie paid $6.80, $3.80 and $3.20. Mystical Star returned $5.60 and $4.60, and Upperline paid $5.20 to show. Aruna, last year's winner, was sixth.


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Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno today flatly denied new allegations of political bullying. Those allegations were made by the mayor of a community ravaged by Superstorm Sandy. It's getting nastier with each passing day from the democrats now, new claims of strong-arming by the Christie administration and from Republicans, an organized effort to stand behind the embattled governor with allegations of their own. At an MLK Day of Service event in Union Beach, Lt. governor Kim Guadagno blasted the mayor of Hoboken.
"Frankly, I'm surprised that mayor Zimmer has chosen to mischaracterize a conversation I had with her about development and job creation in Hoboken," Guadagno said.
In an appearance on MSNBC Saturday- the video still creating a buzz on the network's website Dawn Zimmer claimed Guadagno threatened- in May of last year to withhold Superstorm Sandy relief funding for flood ravaged Hoboken unless the mayor threw her support behind a city development project favored by Governor Christie.
"The Lt. Governor came to Hoboken, she pulled me aside in the parking lot and she said, 'I know this is not right. I know these things should not be connected, but they are, and if you tell anyone, I'll deny it," Zimmer said. "It's not fair for the governor to hold Sandy funds hostage for the city of Hoboken because he wants me to give back to one private developer."
"So yes, I am very surprised by the mayor's allegations and I deny, wholeheartedly, those allegations," Guadagno said.
Meanwhile, Republican surrogates hit the airwaves this weekend to criticize Assemblyman John Wisniewski, the North Jersey Democrat leading the probe into the Christie administration's George Washington bridge scandal.
Rudi Giuliani noted that Wisniewski has expressed skepticism that Christie did not know his aides were deliberately snarling traffic leading to the George Washington Bridge.
He appeared on "Meet the Press" and his segment still getting attention on the program's website.
"It would seem to me the assemblyman has an ethical obligation to step down- to recuse him. He's no longer an impartial arbiter of the facts. He's announced he doesn't believe Governor Christie," Giuliani said.
Governor Christie's office said this afternoon that Hoboken has received its fair share of Sandy Funding, and noted that mayor Zimmer had good things to say about working with the Christie administration before and after the alleged May 2013 incident.
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University of California at Berkeley Habitat for Humanity recognized as Campus Chapter of the Year
ATLANTA (Aug. 11, 2009) – The University of California-Berkeley Habitat for Humanity has received the Campus Chapter of the Year award from Habitat for Humanity International. As Habitat's most outstanding 2009 campus chapter, the University of California-Berkeley Habitat will receive a grant from State Farm Insurance®, the national corporate sponsor of Habitat's youth programs.
"We are honored to receive the Campus Chapter of the Year Award," said Jay Garg, chapter president. "We are committed to addressing the need for affordable housing in our community and helping to eliminate poverty housing around the world."
Habitat campus chapters are student-led, student-initiated organizations on a high school or college campus that partner with a local Habitat affiliate to volunteer, raise funds, advocate and educate for the need for affordable housing.
The University of California-Berkeley Habitat was nominated by its partner affiliate, Habitat for Humanity East Bay in Oakland, California for helping to increase the affiliate's capacity to host volunteers. The campus chapter trains members to serve as crew leaders for builds allowing the affiliate to accommodate more volunteers. The chapter also leads an accredited course on its campus for affordable housing. The University of California-Berkeley Habitat chapter began working with Habitat East Bay in 1999 and has helped raise more than $76,000 towards Habitat homes.
"The University of California-Berkeley Habitat was selected for the Campus Chapter of the Year award from 490 U.S. chapters," said Larry Gluth, vice president, U.S. area office for Habitat for Humanity International. "We congratulate the members of the University of California-Berkeley Campus Chapter and appreciate their work to make a difference for families in need of safe and decent housing."
The University of California-Berkeley Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter will receive a $5,000 award from State Farm to use toward a Habitat volunteer trip and will also be recognized in Chicago during Habitat's Global Village and Youth Leadership conference in October.
Since 2007, State Farm has served as the national corporate sponsor of Habitat for Humanity's youth programs, with a sponsorship commitment of more than $1.1 million in grants each year. In addition to sponsoring youth programs, State Farm offices contribute more than $500,000 annually to Habitat affiliates across the United States.
Villanova University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, The Park School in Maryland and Blessed Trinity Catholic High School in Georgia received honorable mentions.
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Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry that welcomes to its work all people dedicated to the cause of eliminating poverty housing. Since its founding in 1976, Habitat has built more than 300,000 houses worldwide, providing simple, decent and affordable shelter for more than 1.5 million people. For more information, visit www.habitat.org .
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CATEGORIES Comedy, Drama, Shorts, Trailers and Clips, Trailers and Clips, CinematicalFor a while now, Glamour has been pulling various actresses into the directorial fold with their Reel Moments series. Last year brought the likes of Kirsten Dunst and Jennifer Aniston, and this year, Demi Moore. Now Demi's short is online, along with shorts from Courteney Cox and Kirsten Smith (writer of films like Legally Blonde and The House Bunny).
This has been a pretty kickass project, one that will hopefully get more women behind the camera and making names for themselves. As for the latest bash of shorts -- one is uplifting, one is plain wacky, and the last is a good kick in the shins to the overly weight-conscious. Check them out here for yourself, and keep reading for a rundown of the latest three.
The Monday Before Thanksgiving -- Courteney Cox's short casts her alongside Laura Dern and Rosemary Harris in the story of a woman who loses her mother right before Thanksgiving. But rather than focus on grief and loss, the short focuses on the the insistance to be coupled and being happy single.
The Spleenectomy -- In a role that only Anna Faris could pull off, Smith's short follows a terrible aspiring actress who gets mistaken for her doctor twin sister at the hospital and has to pull off an emergency spleenectomy. Oh, only in the movies.
Streak -- Demi's short, which features daughter Rumer, focuses on comfort zones and college girls strapped and tied down to the worries of weight, fat, and (omg) calories and cankles -- until it's time to streak.


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As A Senior (2011)
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Appeared in 18 games, starting the first three games of the season at forward … finished senior season with one assist and three shots, including two on goal … played in eight conference matches … earned an assist against USC Upstate (Oct. 14) and had a season-high two shots … played a season-high 69 minutes against USC Upstate (Oct. 14) … helped lead FGCU to its first A-Sun Tournament championship.
As A Junior (2010)
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Played in 12 games, including eight conference matches … had two points off a game-winning goal against Lipscomb (Oct. 17) … was part of the midfield and defensive unit that limited opponents to just nine goals on the season … earned A-Sun All-Academic honors … helped lead FGCU to its first A-Sun regular season championship.
As A Sophomore (2009)
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Played in all 19 games, starting 10 contests including seven in conference play to close out the season … had four points off two goals … tacked on the second goal in the 2-0 win against Palm Beach Atlantic (Sept. 11) … broke the1-1 tie versus the Citadel (Sept 18) with her game-winning goal in the 33rd minute … had multi-shot games at Stetson (Oct. 5) and against Jacksonville (Oct. 9) and UNF (Oct. 11) … earned A-Sun All-Academic honors.
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Appeared in 14 games, starting one … finished freshman campaign with one goal, two assists, eight shots and seven shots on goal … tallied the lone goal in a 1-1 tie against Mercer (Sept. 28) … recorded an assist in 5-0 win at North Florida (Oct. 10) … took a season-high three shots at ETSU (Oct. 26) … dished out an assist in 2-1 win over Stetson (Nov. 1) ... earned A-Sun All-Academic honors.
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2008 graduate of American Heritage Boca/Delray … named Palm Beach Post 2008 Small Schools Player of the Year … set the American Heritage Boca/Delray school record for goals in a season with 37… led her team to a State Championship in the 2004 and 2006 … team was a state finalist in 2005, 2007 and 2008 … in three seasons with her as a starting forward, American Heritage went 67-8-7.
A member of the Florida ODP 'A' Team in 2003, and a member of the Team Boca Soccer Club … helped Team Boca to win the Disney Showcase and the Orange Classic.
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- anniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014We wanted to celebrate our 11th year anniversary at one of the restaurants that we supply our special chicken eggs to. We were very pleased with the crispy sweet onions, salmon, whole wheat fetticini, and the ice cream was to die for. Thanks for the great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Third Great DinnerdandjolyDined on 8/22/2014We visited for the third to.emid August 2014. Great tenderloin with delicious reduction. Great service and fantastic desert. Great experience!I would recommend this to a friend.
- What happened?foodisfunDined on 8/20/2014Having been to Whitehouse Crawford SEVERAL times and having enjoyed ourselves each and every visit, we were sadly disappointed at our last visit. Where did you go, Whitehouse Crawford? Even though the appetizer menu hasn't changed and is still somewhat of a mystery, we would always find something to begin. But unfortunately, nothing sticks out any more! Same goes for the entree menu....and the prices for the quality and presentation just don't add up. The staff is always bubbly and accommodating but the food needs to catch up. If it weren't for one of the valley's best wine lists, you would have to wonder what makes anyone come back. Yes, the dining room is beautiful but the food has somehow diminished. Will be taking a break for awhile.Special Features:
- Slow ServiceKnute000Dined on 8/16/2014Took 30 minutes to get our wine and bread. Excellant beef tenderoin ($39) but requested med/rare came medium and was only warm when served. At this price it should have been served immediately off the grill. Veggie fettuccine was so, so. Nothing to write home about. The best thing on the menu was their homemade carmel ice cream with salt topping. Somewhat simple menue so everything should be done to perfection. Unfortunately, this time the kitchen was off.Special Features:
- Menu ChallengedEat2WellatHomeDined on 8/13/2014We chose Whitehouse-Crawford for a birthday night out. We found the menu limited. We chose to sit in the bar, preferring to select from 'small dishes' available there in the early evening. There were no pescatarian options. The main menu listed only a salmon and pasta entrees - dishes we often have at home. The calamari appetizer and green salads were well prepared but portions seemed small. No bread was offered, our wine was served after the salads arrived. I had to ask for our bill to be adjusted to reflect the happy hour discount for the cocktail and wine ordered from the bar menu. The deserts were quite good. Setting is comfortable and quiet. Friends who eat meat find the food consistently well prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Walla Walla GemOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/10/2014This is my third visit to Whitehouse Crawford when visiting the WA wine country. As usual, the experience was delectable. The food, service, and atmosphere makes this one of my favorites for dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- goodBirthdayDined on 8/9/2014everything was very good save the service which was outstanding...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Lovely Sensory Delight!gizmetteDined on 8/8/2014Dropped into a tastefully renovated lumber mill, the Whitehouse-Crawford was a sensory delight. With a careful remove from the historic elements, the space was designed toward simplicity so that both modern and timelessness formed a sympathetic marriage. With vaulted ceilings, paned glass, and polished floors (old floor joists turned on end and repurposed into the new floor), I anticipated a cacophony of loud voices and dissonant noise. The Whitehouse-Crawford, however, artfully managed the sound so that the space felt vibrant, yet not ear-splitting. Of course, the food was top-notch. Interesting and affordable wine, and novel sleight of hand with my salmon and my husband's hanger steak finished the evening as the perfect dining experience.Special Features:
- Probably the Best in Walla WallaThatsmystoryVIPDined on 8/7/2014The restaurant is in an early 1900's saw mill that's been beautifully remade. It was very clean and quite during our visit. The food was cooked perfectly and was served with great eye appeal. There are elements of haute cuisine, but it's also down to earth. The prices are reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Married35Dined on 8/7/2014Attentive, but never intrusive, the staff is obviously well trained and precise in all the things they do. They are very helpful and knowledgeable about all the things their restaurant. They are focused on providing an excellent experience for their customers. Congratulations to them and to their management!Special Features:
- BuzzDined on 8/7/2014The Whitehouse-Crawford is an excellent restaurant, using local foods as much as possible. The service is good and the spot is historic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okAllabouttownDined on 8/7/2014Food was ok but small portion size, especially for the price. Friends had recommended this restaurant to us but I must say we were disappointed overall.
- Great food and wineWineanddineDined on 7/31/2014We received amazing service and food. We had many friends recommend it. It was worth the hype. We can't wait to go again. Wine list was incredible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!DaveDined on 7/26/2014White House Crawford is a great restaurant. The wait staff if the best, the food is well prepared and tasty. The price is very spendy, which makes us take this as a special event, instead of us dining there every time we are in Walla Walla.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor Dining on a Friday EveningLikeToEatOutDined on 7/25/2014The quality and quantity of the food did not match the price. The salmon was old (smelled bad) and was not cooked through. The pork loin (a Costco type cut) was okay. However, the two tablespoons of vegetables per plate seemed as too small to considered as a side. The best was the salted caramel ice cream, it was excellent. My wife who had the salmon is too polite to send the salmon back.
- Happy anniversary25yearcoupleDined on 7/24/2014Nice ambience and whitewashed decor. Such a variety of dress - shorts to dressy. We were kind of stuck in a corner instead of main floor. Great food (steak and pork). Server gave just the right attentionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Walla Walla treasurebrook1Dined on 7/23/2014Lovely restaurant in downtown Walla Walla. Locally sourced food and beautiful ambiance. Top notch service and great cocktails.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wine tasting in Walla WallaMBassDined on 7/19/2014My wife and I took my Boss and his wife here for dinner. This was my third time visiting the restaurant. The tenderloin is amazing!! Good pictures and displays explaining the buildings past history. Most tables were full but we were still able to talk and hear each other. Wine list was a little out of date. We look forward to going here once a year while wine tasting in Walla Walla. If you are a meat and potatoes person the tenderloin will not disappoint you. Calamari and our desert was excelent as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our best meal in Walla WalladonsreviewDined on 7/16/2014Food was great although portions could have been bigger. Salty caramel ice cream was a hit with all four of us. I thought that the lamb sausage could have been a bit more spicy, but the sauce was excellent. Wife's salmon was a bit overdone but tasty. Calamari portion was way too small for the price. Could use more moderately priced wines on the list, but was a good, well-rounded listSpecial Features:
- Wonderful anniversary dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/12/2014Great restaurant with very knowledgable staff. Great food, great wine, what more can you ask for?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience at W-CMNfoodieDined on 7/10/2014Wonderful dining experience for our girls wine country getaway last week. We spoke to the innkeeper at Green Gables and she said she was hearing nothing but great reviews from her recent guests, and our limo driver mentioned the same thing. We decided to put their recommendations ahead of a few less positive on-line reviews and I'm glad we did. The ambience was really cool, the cocktails were unique and delicious, wine list fantastic, the menu was varied but not overly shi-shi, the food was excellent and the service was first-class-professional, attentive and friendly. Loved everything about Whitehouse-Crawford and can't wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Self important and stingy pourOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/7/2014Let's face it, this is Walla Walla, not NYC. We were dressed for dinner but found the hostess and server a bit cool (officious?). We weren't very hungry -- I confess the burgers were good and the onion fries are fabulous -- but the wine pour was definitely modest. And we asked for and paid for the larger pour. C'mon. . . .
- ExceptionalEeyoreDined on 7/6/2014Our Sunday evening dining experience in celebration of our wedding anniversary, began on a high note when we were greeted by the hostess who could have been a long-lost best friend (yes she really was that nice). It never dropped off from there. Our server, Nate, was pleasant, knowledgeable, and attentive throughout the evening, without hovering. The wine list is fantastic, offering splits, as well as full bottles, of truly superb WA wines, which allowed each of us to choose exactly the varietal we wanted to pair with our meals. The food presentation was beautiful. Portions were perfect. Flavor was awesome. It was an outstanding experience in every way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disapppointing aberration?omnivoreDined on 7/3/2014I have dined here many times and been quite satisfied but this time was very disappointed. I appreciate a leisurely meal - one of the niceties of this restaurant and something to be expected at these prices - but we waited a solid hour after we ordered for our food and the place was not that full. The wait staff seemed poorly trained - our waiter was nervous and was being shadowed by an unkempt and lumbering trainee, and when our food FINALLY came, the person pouring water reached right in front of the waiter just as he was about to serve our plates, instead of waiting until we'd been served. Maybe a little thing, but very noticeable in a restaurant of this quality. Not a good first impression for the Seattle friends I brought with me.Special Features:
- Chef's counterChefscounterDined on 7/3/2014We always eat at the chef's counter where you can watch the chefs prepare the meals and decide what you want to order based on what you see.Special Features:
- Surprise dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/2/2014I took my wife her for a surprise dinner and set up a dessert for us. They did an awesome job putting it together and keeping the dessert fresh till dinner. Awesome job.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- special occasion gatheringDinner4sixDined on 6/28/2014Excellent wine choices and limited but delicious menu, recommended by our B & B proprietors. We were seated near a very exuberant and noisy group of young women celebrating a birthday and/or bachelorette event. We were a more mature group of six celebrating one couple's 45th wedding anniversary. Several diners complained about the noise but the wait staff did not make any effort to ask them to quiet down a bit. In addition we waited nearly an hour between our starters and main courses. This was too long; the waiter seemed inattentive to our table. Good news: our main courses were delicious, which nearly made up for the delay.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing experience at WhitehouseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014First of all, both outdoors and indoors, it was immaculately clean. The restaurant has a lovely wide open floor plan with the Chef cooking out in the open to guests. Reservations are a very good idea during busy season. Our waitress Anna was a delight and knowledgeable. The Calamari was impressive. Had the steak and it was expertly done and simple. perfect portion size. Dessert was a treat and a great ending to an amazing meal. And their wine menu has so many various choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GemMaddogVIPDined on 6/27/2014After traveling the world in search of great food and wine, I always come back to Whitehouse Crawford when I visit Walla Walla. Worth the trip.Special Features:
- Great foodIslandboyDined on 6/27/2014We were visiting from Hawaii and the Whitehouse was recommended by family who frequent Walla Walla. Our experience was just as they stated. The waitress was very helpful in paring our wine selection for the halibut which was excellent and pork with a cherry sauce.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner on Wednesday nightWesternWATraveler2014Dined on 6/25/2014My wife and I had a very pleasant dining experience at the Whitehouse-Crawford Restaurant. First, the restaurant's ambiance was most pleasing. We liked the openness of the dining area in addition to the hardwood floors. The proprietors of the restaurant did a fine job of re-jabbing an old Walla Walla warehouse. Second, our server Joe was excellent. He was friendly, polite, solicitous, and very knowledgeable about the food and wines of W-C. It's our hope that the next time we come to Whitehouse-Crawford that he be our server. Third, our dinner was superb. The food was healthy and had a northwest flavor to it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Chef's TableSusanfromSeattleDined on 6/25/2014We sat at the counter overlooking the kitchen on a Wednesday night. Sous Chef Lainie and her crew prepared a fabulous meal before our eyes. Halibut seared on the range and finished in the oven came on a bed of spiced spinach with parsley and cherry tomatoes, an unusual and delicious combination. They cooked my husband's pork a perfect pink, with beautiful spring vegetables and a sauce of whole bing cherries that was to die for. There is a lot of good food and wine in Walla Walla, but Whiehouse Crawford is not to be missed.Special Features:
- A Classic in Walla WallaSFWeekendFunDined on 6/20/2014Whitehouse Crawford was a classic dining experience with great service, a memorable wine list and excellent food. The chef continues to set the bar for fine dining in the the Walla Walla Valley.Special Features:
- Always GreatPjacrouxVIPDined on 6/19/2014Whitehouse-crawford is consistently great. The food is always inventive and perfectly prepared. The service is always attentive and informative. We never miss coming here when we visit Walla Walla.Special Features:
- Must tryOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/13/2014Whitehouse Crawford has the potential to be ranked amongst Washington State's best restaurants. The location, setting, ambiance, wine list, and expense already place it on the short list for sure- but the menu and food are lacking just enough to disappoint. With a a lamb chop entry and some work on pasta selection as well as presentation and sauce choice they could rise to the occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SusieQDined on 6/6/2014Wonderful meal- especially the fried onions!!!! The Asparagus salad....the duck. The rhubarb crepe....l do go on.....Special Features:
- great mealBobTDined on 6/4/2014We met long lost friends here for dinner. We had a great visit made much better by the excellent food and service. And a beautiful old building.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyable dining experienceWoodiesGoodiesDined on 5/31/2014Our party of six was seated at a round table which really helped the conversation flow. The menu was limited but interesting, the food was good and our waiter was very friendly and helpful. The high ceilings and wide-open space of this historic space made the ambience quite good and we thought the prices were fair. I would recommend it for a special dinner, especially for groups.Special Features:
- timandgeneDined on 5/29/2014Always excellent! From appetizers to dessert everything was unique tasty and absolutely wonderful!Special Features:
- Perfect DinnerDanielVIPDined on 5/26/2014Seated at the "chef's table," a counter overlooking the display kitchen, I saw it all. Ordered a French Pinot Noir, a Salad Frissee au Lardon with Coddled Egg, tender Duck Confit, crisped in a wood-fired oven, to which I added a spicy crepe ("pancake") they were serving with something else, and the best Creme Brule I ever tasted. The service was American friendly, the food was like The French Laundry. This is maybe my fifth visit, this time solo, and it is worth the drive to Walla Walla, Washington every time. Sensational in every way! Already planning a next visit to this fascinating wine country.Special Features:


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LONG NECK, Del. -- Welcome to Malone's Marina, home to fishermen and recreational boaters.
John Knapp has lived here for 14 years and makes it a point to head out onto the waters as much as possible. Last year alone, he spent $5,000 on fuel and even more on supplies and food for a day out in his backyard: Rehoboth Bay.
"This is more than just an industry, this is our way of life down here," said Knapp.
Though it looks empty now, it could soon be deserted with an aquaculture bill.
The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays is looking to make the First State oyster friendly with an underwater farm of oysters and other shellfish on the Inland Bays.
"I don't think you're going to see or we would allow people to boat across them or jet ski across them," said E.J. Chalabala, Delaware Center for the Inland Bays.
According to group members, it would be the last state on the East Coast to adopt the $119 million industry and help keep the waters clean and bring more jobs year-round to Sussex County.
"These bays are heavily used in the three-four plus months of the summer," said John Ewart, a University of Delaware professor for the Aquaculture and Fishery Program and Delaware Sea Grant. "In the winter, let's take a boat ride, there's nobody out there."
Knapp says his neighbors live for the busy summer weekends on Camp Arrowhead and along the old Inlet, the two areas where oyster farms would start building right away.
"We have people that make hot dogs and hamburgers," said Knapp. "They sell ice cream out there. That's going to adversely affect for businesses on the water."
If the move comes soon enough, residents of Malone's Marina will be looking for a new home to fish.
"The Long Neck people, that's all they have is Rehoboth bay and Indian River Bay," said Mario Malone, Malone's Marina owner. "Once you take that away, this whole area starts dying."
To see the first story about the Aquaculture Industry that may come to Delaware, click here.


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Just thought I'd share one of my latest acquisition...I bought it out of Georgia for $500...supposedly runs but needs work on the PTO bearings (weak point of the Lo-Boys). I'm going to strip it down and overhaul it and it should make a great working machine around my farm here in Saluda, SC. It also came with the mowing deck which is not in any better shape but I may be able to salvage it. I still need to get pictures of my FCub and get them posted over on the Cub forum as well... I've already kickstarted my wife on coming up with names...
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Almost all sub brands from joint venture manufacturers are expected to become eventual homes to electric vehicles, but only Nissan have so far pushed out an EV. The Nissan Leaf was imported into China in very small volumes and handed over to government bodies for testing and review, none as far as we know made it into private hands. However that might change with the introduction of the Leaf as a Chinese made vehicle, albeit under the Venucia brand and as the 'Venucia C30′
The Venucia sales network is being set up with Vencuia models being sold out of Nissan dealerships for the time being. The current Venucia line up consists of the older rebadged Tiida sedan and hatch range to bring small volume sales until the brand is strong enough to stand on its own with electric models such as the C30. The C30 measures in slightly longer than the Leaf, partly due to redesigned bumpers, the current length is 4488×1770×1550 (LxWxH) with the wheelbase reaching 2700mm.
We're not sure when the C30 will be made available to the car buying public, but perhaps we can expect it before the end of 2013.


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Four people were taken to hospitals after two pickup trucks crashed and rolled on Interstate 10 just west of State Route 85 Friday morning.
The injuries were non-life-threatening for the unidentified victims, according to Officer Carrick Cook of the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
The crash was reported just after 9 a.m. and cleanup crews had the wreckage cleared from the road around 10:30 a.m.
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Hi Folks,
I'm replying as one of the 20% who has uploaded my photo and bio to ZSpace; I'm also replying as one of the 10% who has been commenting (infrequently) and blogging (more frequently) using ZSpace.
Firstly, I find the tone of these messages (this one and the last one in particular) somewhat patronising and condescending; it comes across as if you are saying, "look at all we are doing, why aren't you doing the same?". I'm sure the mailings are not meant to come across in this manner, but to me they do. The corporate world has made great strides to promote its garbage in such as way as to encourage consumers to consume and this is, I think, something that ZSpace (et al) could learn from. The corporate world is good at some things.
Secondly, blogging on ZSpace can be a pain. The options for categorising articles are too limited. I have not posted one blog piece on ZSpace yet that I have categorised in a way that I would like. For example, today I posted a blog "A Reason to Vote NO to Lisbon 2" and had to categorise it as >>Politics/Gov. >> Int. Rel. >> Europe. The next category under Europe only lists about six countries in Europe (there are 27 in the EU alone). Whilst "Europe" is okay for me for Lisbon 2, I would prefer to add in Ireland, since Ireland is where the referendum will be held, making Ireland the most important country in the EU at present. More importantly, I posted a blog last week encouraging students to boycott a commercial endeavour in Irish schools (I'm an Irish teacher/activist), but I couldn't put it in to the category of Ireland. This is something that I feel might alienate many users when (if) they begin to use ZSpace in the manner in which you wish – especially since using something like blogspot.com or wordpress.com is free and easy. Myself, I use Drupal.org and find it fantastic.
Thirdly, the infrastructure of ZCommunications.org is not very good in my opinion. Things take too long to load, even the menus on the top of pages take a second or two to load the sub-menu when scrolled over. The search function is also way too slow and cumbersome. Even to find it you have to click on the help menu and then scroll down, click on search and then be taken to a box to tell us what kind of search engine you have, click on that and be taken to another page to start searching; people want to be able to find what they are looking for instantly (for good or bad) – this means a very visible search box on every page, in the same position. Perhaps there is one there, but I can't find it (and I think I am slightly more tech savvy than the majority of people. You might need to have a serious look at the platform that ZSpace is running on or get some good designers to work for you, because something is seriously flawed here.
Fourthly, I have a feeling that many who support ZSpace are happy to support it but don't necessarily wish to be bloggers, commentators, etc. You should be glad of their help in offering funds that will allow a platform for those who do want to blog, comment, etc. My students sometimes tell me they'd like to go to Africa to help the poor. I ask them what can they do and they don't know. I tell them wages are very good in Ireland, why not get a job here and use the money to fund projects in Africa? This is something that many Sustainers are perhaps doing for ZSpace.
I don't wish to sound pessimistic about the project. I think it is a fantastic one, I wish you the best with it, and I'll certainly be involved, but the problems you may have may not necessarily be ones that us Sustainers can sort out.
Mark Conroy,


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Musty tasting water concerns residents in Pleasanton
Original post made on Aug 13, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, August 13, 2013, 6:31 AM
Comments (13)
on Aug 13, 2013 at 8:29 am
What I really notice about water in the Pleasanton during the summer are all the mineral deposits left on our dishes and glasses after being 'washed' in the dishwasher. The glasses, especially, become very cloudy as the summer progresses. This is something we battle every summer and still don't really have a very satisfactory solution.
on Aug 13, 2013 at 10:18 am
I'd hoped the "new" large filtration plant near Santa Rita and Stoneridge would improve the deplorable water quality- but apparently it does not serve my area?
Also, does anyone know how I can get the thick white scum from the lawn sprinklers off the car?
on Aug 13, 2013 at 7:38 pm
time for another rate increase.
on Aug 14, 2013 at 8:15 am
can you tell me how to deal with the cloudy glasses? they look dirty, even after being in the dish washer. I thought I needed a new dishwasher!
on Aug 14, 2013 at 8:28 am
We don't have this problem in Ruby Hill. Perhaps this falls under you get what you pay for?
on Aug 14, 2013 at 8:40 am
What a disgusting, elitist comment. What a pig you are!
on Aug 14, 2013 at 8:43 am
Vinegar breaks down hard water spots. I pour it directly into the "jet dry" reservoir in my dishwasher. I wash all my counters down with a mixture of vinegar and water, add it to my washing machine as a fabric softener....
on Aug 14, 2013 at 8:50 am
The solution to the cloudy dishes is to get a water softener and to use a rinse agent in the dishwasher.
The only solution to the mineral residue on cars is to park the car where it does not get sprinkled, or adjusting your sprinklers so they don't spray your car. The residue is almost possible to remove, if it accumulates over time, without damaging the car's finish.
on Aug 14, 2013 at 8:55 am
Yes you may not get it in Ruby Hills, but you all live in a giant cage!! Doh!!
on Aug 14, 2013 at 10:39 am
Happens this time every year. Taste will be great after the rains start again. Is it the well water here in Pleasanton that tastes so good? Read something about it years ago in the Weekly. Seems twice a year the water tastes great, and at least once a year it tastes really dirty (right now).
on Aug 14, 2013 at 11:02 am
The best thing I have found to get rid of the white spots on your car is Meguiar's Water Spot Remover. You can find it at your local auto parts store.
on Aug 14, 2013 at 12:09 pm
LemiShine is the answer to the cloudy glasses.
on Aug 14, 2013 at 12:54 pm
Check the openings that the water spray comes out of, for each spray arm and nozzel. These openings can get clogged with caked soap. I have found this to be the cause of our "cloudy dishware" problems. Use 1/2 the recommended soap that the manufacturer specifies. Using 1/2 cup of CLR once a month in an empty dishwasher can prevent water hardness buildup.
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The upcoming marriage of Casey Frederick, daughter of Lisa Gladish of Petersburg and the late Steve Frederick, to Jarvis Hand, son of Richard and Lawana Hand of Washington, will take place Saturday, April 27.
The bride-elect graduated from the Art Institute of Indianapolis in 2010 with a degree in culinary arts. She currently works as a pastry chef at Pea-Fections in Vincennes. The future bridegroom is a University of Evansville graduate as of May 2012. He earned a civil engineering degree and currently works at Schroeder and Associates in Washington.
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