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1962 Chevrolet Corvette Fuel-Injected Convertible Chassis no. 20867S106224 Engine no. 2196224 F0II8RF
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1962 Chevrolet Corvette Fuel-Injected Convertible
Chassis no. 20867S106224
Engine no. 2196224 F0II8RF
327ci, OHV, mechanical fuel-injection, 360hp V8
Four-speed manual
Formerly owned by the late, famed automotive journalist David E. Davis
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Beautifully original example
Chevrolet had touched a cord with the Corvette when it was introduced in 1953 and had hit its true rhythm when it put a V8 and manual transmission in it in 1955. By 1962, Chevrolet had firmly secured its position as America's sportscar builder and plans where well underway for the second-generation 'Vette that would debut the next year. Of course, prior to heading out, Chevy saved the best version of the first generation 'Vette for lastthe '62 Fuelie.
Of the 14,531 Corvette built in 1962, only 1,918 were ordered with the most potent available power plant, the 327 cubic inch, 360hp Rochester fuel-injected V8. It was little wonder as checking the box for RPO582 added $484.20 to the bottom lineabout 12% of the base price alone. This example is one of those rare birds that was bestowed with the famous Fuelie motor. Not stopping there, however, the boxes for Positraction rear axle, 4-speed manual transmission, and Wonderbar radio were also ticked.
Ordered new in Roman Red with a matching red interior and black top, this Fuelie certainly enjoyed a life of careful maintenance and privilege. Its quality and presentation brought it to the eye of David E. Davis, who in 2005 was looking for something a bit meatier than his 1957 Alfa Romeo. Davis, who had worked for the Campbell-Ewald advertising agency writing promotional copy about Corvettes in 1962 and had come up with the famous ad line "Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie and Chevrolet", decided to practice that which he had preached and with the help of the GM Heritage Center found and acquired this example.
After enjoying the car for a few years and with his nostalgic itch seemingly scratched, it was acquired by its next owner in 2008. A meticulous enthusiast, he careful worked to enhance the overall authenticity of the car. The old American Race wheels were ditched for the correct steel wheels and 'dog dish' hubcaps. Al Knoch Interiors provided a correct vinyl soft top while the original hardtop was fastidiously restored by Auto Entc of Crescent, Pennsylvania. When it was shown at the October 2009 Glenmoor Gathering of Significant Automobiles in Canton, Ohio it took home the Award of Distinction in the American Sports Car class.
The Fuelie joined the Oldenburg Family Collection in early 2010. Since purchase, a comprehensive mechanical overhaul was completed with receipts totaling $4,700 in parts alone.
On the scale of desirability, this Corvette has all the best bits matched. Most powerful engine? Check. Exciting ownership history? Check. Striking preservation of originality and authenticity? Check. As David E. once implored us all to do, head to the ballpark, buy a 'dog, finish it off with a bit of apple pie, and head home in your red Chevrolet Corvette.
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Little River Folk Society sessions with Analog Songs
Back in November our live music video side project, Analog Songs, teamed up with the Little River Folk to bring you a series of music videos featuring artists from Nova Scotia and beyond. We shot them all in one day during Nova Scotia Music Week down in Yarmouth at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.
Little River Folk is a society based in Petite Riviere, NS. They have an annual concert series with shows at the Petite Riviere fire hall or at the Petite Riviere Vineyards. Already for the upcoming 2012 series they have The Modern Grass, Matthew Hornell, Ryan Cook, Morgan MacDonald, Keith Mullins, Dana Beeler and Jenny MacDonald. Keep checking their website or facebook page for updates as new acts are added.
We love the LRF shows, which are always so well supported for a small community – testament to the hard work put in by Leif Helmer, Scott Drummond and the team. Thank you for attracting such great acts to the south shore! We were so glad to be able to work together on this project and look forward to doing it again soon.
Check out all the videos from the LRF session on the Analog Songs website as well as lots of other cool sessions that we've done over the past year or so.
Final video from the Ryan Cook Yarmouth Sessions
I hope you've enjoyed the videos as much as we have, and will pop back from time to time for a refresher! In total we have released 13 songs from the Yarmouth Sessions over the last few months; have a look back at some of them here:
Facebook waltz, Single in a bar, Silver medal blues, Navina, Gentle on my mind, Good time Charlie's got the blues, I'm so lonesome I could cry, Snowbird, Can't win for trying, Everybody's talkin', Where does an old time river man go?, Easy, Sharpest knife
All these videos are also available on our new Analog Songs website, on the YouTube channel, and on Vimeo.

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San Antonio Fire Department saddened at loss of 10-year veteran of department
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The San Antonio Fire Department said on Friday it was deeply saddened to announce the loss of a 10-year veteran of its fire department.
Matthew Whitley was found deceased following a structure fire in his home in Devine, according to the SAFD.
The fire department said they have no other details at this time in regards to that fire.
The SAFD said their prayers and thoughts are with Whitley's family during this difficult time.
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Chirstmas is in the air – Gift Card season begins
Although we still haven't seen our typical snowfall for this time of year in the Saugatuck Michigan area, it is beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go…to coin a phrase. A good time of year to get your Kingsley House B&B gift card order in soon.
Saugatuck Christmas Parade
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Saugatuck and Lake Michigan Unseasonably warm weather
Our forecast for the next few days here hardly seem like the first few days of December in the Saugatuck Michigan area. With temperatures pushing 60 degrees, it really seems a bit more like a hopeful weather forecast for the beginning of April.
Romantic Sleigh rides through the snow??
This time of year, romantic couples start looking for a romantic wintery sleigh ride through the snow as an option for viewing Michigan in wintertime. Although it certainly sounds wonderful, this year mother nature apparently has other plans as the forecast continues to vary each day, but snow just does not seem to be something [...]
Black Friday in West Michigan
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Asia Fellows Program
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Published: Thursday, December 02, 2004
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The ASIA Fellows Program offers opportunities to outstanding young and mid-career Asian scholars, policy makers, journalists and media professionals, to study and conduct research in a participating Asian country for up to nine months. Applications are accepted for projects in the arts, humanities and social sciences.
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Fellowships may involve a variety of activities, including field-based research, language study, or courses related to another Asian country (preferably in a different region of Asia). Fellows may also have opportunities to present guest lectures or to conduct seminars and workshops at the invitation of host institutions. Projects must focus on an Asian country other than the applicant's own. While an applicant from South or Southeast Asia may propose a project in a country within his/her own region, preference is given to applicants who propose to study or conduct research in a region of Asia other than their own (e.g., a fellowship to an Indian scholar or professional for research/study in China). Applicants should not plan to study or conduct their research in a country with which their home country has a difficult diplomatic relationship because of the uncertainties of securing an affiliation and obtaining a visa for research or study for a long-term stay. Fellowships are not for the principal purpose of completing doctoral dissertations. The program includes an orientation conference and an annual conference at which fellows present their work to fellow grantees, members of the ASIA Fellows Program Advisory Board, and to scholars from the country in which the conference is held.
The program is open to applicants who are citizens of and resident in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Republic of Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, the People's Republic of China, and the Republic of Korea. Projects can be carried out only in these countries. The program is not open to applicants from Afghanistan, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, North Korea, or Taiwan, and projects cannot be carried out in these countries.
*Citizen of the People's Republic of China, the Republic of Korea or a participating country in South or Southeast Asia.
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San Jose Earthquakes took over the lead in the MLS Western Conference with a 3-2 win away to 10-man Los Angeles Galaxy.
Hector Jimenez gave Galaxy the lead after three minutes but he was then sent off on the hour.
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New York Red Bulls came from behind to extend their Eastern Conference lead to two points with a 1-1 draw against Chivas USA. The visitors took the lead through Juan Pablo Angel but Dan Richards earned the home side a point.
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Hello. I am in week 8 of my Body for Life challenge. I do see I am making progress. However in the last 2 weeks I am feeling a big lack of energy. I mean I am tired all day long. I am hungrier than normal also. I have been sticking to the food list and eating clean. I am taking in about 1200-1300 calories a day. I want this so badly and am so excited to start seeing significant changes over these last 4 weeks of the challenge so I don't want to screw it up by over eating. But I am fearful my lack of energy is from too few calories. Any thoughs?
Barring any unforeseen medical conditions, you simply are not getting enough fuel to feed your body.
Post a sample of your daily eating plan if you don't mind.
Personally I think your caloric intake is too low to help you recover from BFL wear and tear. My intake is around 1700 daily. You need to feed the machine! and stay hydtrated too. :) Week 7 can be tiring, try to nap a bit more and drink a bit more water too. Hang in there, you will overcome this!
Thanks for the replies. No medical issues that I am aware of. Here is today's plan which is pretty typical of most days.
8:00 ½ cup oatmeal
1 scoop protein powder
10:30 Myoplex Light Bar
1:00 1 whole wheat tortilla
Chicken ***
1/8 cup of 2% cheese
2 tsp taco sauce
3:00 1 scoop protein powder
8 oz skimmed milk
6:00 Chicken ***
½ cup brown rice
Depending on when I get my workout in I may or may not get the 6th meal done. Many times I can't work out until 8:00-9:00 in the evening so I don't want to eat that late. If I can get my workout in by 7:00 I'll will have a protein shake afterwards. That's not very often.
First of all, you are missing a carb at 3PM. going by the book alone, that is going to make you a very hungry soul for the rest of the evening, surprisingly you don't go on a carb binge in the evening.
Second, you need to get that 6th meal, do not worry about the time you do it, eat at 10:30 if you have to. Missing one meal a day is not the end of the world(though it may impact you negatively in the short term but it's reparable), missing multiple 1 meals per day has a cumulative effect that will add up to a negative results. All those proteins and carbs your body needs, especially after a workout are being left out for the wrong reasons.
Fix those issues up and you'll be fine.
My lack of energy/fatigue came on due to lack of water or lack of proper sleep. I filled a gallon jug in the morning and committed to drinking the whole thing each day. I planned better to get adequate rest. Came back around for me.
You only have 1 veggie. Make sure you get in two. Your body needs them.
6 meals are absolutely necessary. You have got to get it in. I eat my last one sometimes at 11 at night. That thought process about eating late at night being a problem does not correlate with BFL. The high protein, equal healthy carb meal plan is to adequately fuel your body THROUGHOUT the day. Eating late is actually a good thing. Keep the insulin level stable. If you don't get your 6th meal in, you will feel fatigued. I struggled within my first week to get it in and then I forced it and felt better. FUEL YOUR BODY!
Cottage cheese and an apple is a GREAT last meal before bed.
Keep the faith!
Faithful Renee :0)
I'm counting the skimmed milk as a carb. So I guess I will add something there and then an after workout meal and see if my energy level improves.
I get plenty of water....sleep is questionable. Unfortunately I just don't sleep well...never have. I get about 7 hours but wake up several times throughout the night. Energy hasn't been a problem until the last two weeks. I'll trying increase a few hundred calories and see what happens. I was just worried about taking in too many and not getting the changes I'm so excited to start seeing!
Heather: Here is a post you may not have seen before that might help. Its a repost from BFLMike. Take care!
As you approach the last 3 or 4 weeks of your challenge, you will be met by many conflicting emotions and events! Here's what is "likely" to happen if you have been working hard and dieting consistently. (If you haven't been working hard and dieting consistently you're probably not reading this and not even trying anymore anyway!):
1. Tired..First of all, you're going to be a bit tired, even after a weekend of light activity and reasonable eating. Bottom line is that a 12 week all out transformation takes a toll on both body and mind, and right now the body is beginning to signal that it is getting leaner and that it isn't recovering fully from the beating you are giving it.
While this could turn into an overtraining effect if it continued for another 8 weeks, keep in mind you have at most 4 weeks to go and this is the reward time. Force yourself to get a little more rest, even a nap if you can work it in, but DON'T cut back on the workout intensity. This is when muscles start popping out, striations and tendon inserts show up, and you begin to look like that poster or that photo you've been dreaming about! Completing a winning transformation takes lots of strength and stamina, and this is when you need it most!
When you're going through Hell, keep going!
2. Emotions can really be on edge….. It can be almost like 4 solid weeks of PMS for some ladies! So, guys, if you're reading this and your significant other is in week 8, it might be time to stock the bomb shelter or man cave with more beer and Diehard movies!
3. Others will notice the very serious changes…. and they often kick into overdrive their efforts to "stop the madness" because your new appearance threatens them or requires them to think about why it is that they are not changing
4. Hungry…..You will definitely feel a need for more food than in the past. You will be experiencing true hunger after two hours instead of around three hours as before. Depending on your leanness levels and goals you will want to choose either to ignore the hunger and eat the same schedule, if you are still needing to lose scale weight, or to add in about 20% more protein per meal if you are wanting to continue to grow or preserve muscle and are near the leanness level you want.
I promise you that the next and last four weeks will not be easy. In fact, it will be very hard. But this is clearly no time to quit–you can practically see the finish line from here.
Do what champions do, and literally force that flesh to do what you want it to. The body always thinks it's going to die and tries to send all these "stop" messages to the brain.
The disciplined mind will take those whiney messages for what they are worth and will step it up to the very end!
Skim milk as a carb? Never heard that before, not saying it's wrong or anything but it's approx. 12 carbs per cup so regardless, it's not enough.
By adding a carb to that meal, and ABSOLUTELY eating your 6th meal no matter the time(there were times when I ate at midnight to get my 6th meal in), you will add the necessary calories. In the end though, STOP COUNTING CALORIES!!!!!! to define your dietary plan - lol. Seriously though, just get your proper portions, protein and carbs x 6, vegetables x 2, and you will be getting what you need.
Thanks Legs...I had not seen that. That just about describes me to a T!
Im glad it helped. BFLMike always had something to say to me that made sense. Im so glad I saved a few of his posts. :) And good job for asking....someone around here is always able to help. Now give those last weeks horns girl!!
Armster: I have heard of some people using milk as a carb. I agree though, it wouldnt "fill me up" the way oatmeal would. :)
I'm always weary of using liquid as the sole carb, just seems so empty. Add to the fact that it contains only about 1/2 the carbs necessary would explain on part of the issue here. Missing that 6th meal though is the crux.
Note over the course of a week alone, say you miss 4 meals, that's 80 grams of the necessary fuel. It's going to catch up to a person to be sure.
Fat free milk is actually on the food list under carbs now. But I see what you guys are saying....I'll add an apple with my protein shake at 3:00.
Thank you so much for all your advise. I'm ready conquer these last 4 weeks! I'll let you know if these little changes help with the energy level.
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12/08/13 - Buenos Aires Herald - A Cuban taboo
Efforts to improve black women's esteem in Cuba are slow, but projects such
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HAVANA - From a very young age, Irma Castañeda has braided her curly hair
and cared for it with natural recipes inherited from her mother, ignoring
the widespread conception that black women's hair is "ugly" or "bad".
Gently, with skillful hands, she aims to chip away at something much more
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taboo for decades in official rhetoric, according to which racism was
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In the Balcón Arimao barrio in the largely black municipality of La Lisa,
on the west side of Havana, Castañeda and nine other women have launched an
effort to improve self-esteem, teaching hairdressing techniques and
traditional cosmetics recipes for black skin, because they are not
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"Whether it is straightened or worn in an Afro or dreadlocks, hair can look
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care of her image," Castañeda said.
"We want to break the stereotype that we black women are less beautiful,
without trying to look like white models," added Castañeda, an educator by
profession and promoter of the project
Rizos (Spanish for "Curls").
For these hairdressers, facial masks and tweezers are tools for raising
awareness around problems faced by people of African descent, who
officially account for 36 percent of Cuba's population of nearly 11.2
million, although researchers such as Esteban Morales estimate the
non-white population at around 60 percent.
Rizos is one of a number of initiatives of the Afrodescendent Neighbourhood
Network (Red Barrial Afrodescendiente, RBA), which is reviving anti-racist
activism in Havana. About a year ago, activists from various urban
communities founded the RBA to take research and debate about the race
question into the neighbourhoods. Every month, in a community centre in La
Lisa, lectures are given to train 35 local leaders.
All of these people, who work in different jobs and have different
educational levels, assume the responsibility of taking what they learn to
their families, neighbourhoods, and workplaces. Marlene Bayeux, a
63-year-old former veterinarian, says she knows what it feels like to be
"To be respected as a professional, I had to overcome a racist boss, but if
I had been equipped with the arguments that I learned in the network's
workshops, I would have saved myself a lot of grief," she said.
Bayeux feels that she contributes to the cause as part of La Muñeca Negra
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inspired by female Afro-Cuban deities. Another group sews black rag dolls,
but they are dressed as flight attendants, doctors, nurses and soldiers,
instead of the typical religious or slave woman rag dolls.
While small, these efforts are important because of the direction they are
moving in, historian Daisy Rubiera said. She is part of the Cuban chapter
of the regional network of African Descendants from Latin America and the
Caribbean (ARAC), created in September of last year.
Rubiera described the work being carried out by academia and intellectuals
as insufficient; for years, they have been talking, carrying out research
and even making money on the issue, but they have not managed to really
reach the wider public, she said. "The historic causes of racial
discrimination do not appear in the official texts, so they go unnoticed by
the majority," said Rubiera, who is an adviser to the RBA.
Maritza López, who is the RBA's coordinator and has extensive experience in
social work in poor neighbourhoods, said discussions need to happen with
the people most affected, who are in the streets and not in bookstores,
theatres or academic seminars. "Academic activism opened up the road, but
the intellectuals need to come down to our neighbourhoods to transmit their
knowledge and wisdom in terms that people can understand," López said.
In Cuba, racial discrimination is manifest above all in subtle personal,
social, and cultural prejudice and attitudes. It is low-key because public
displays of racism are not socially acceptable. "Sometimes black people do
not perceive that they are being discriminated against because socially,
the problem is accepted as natural," said retired high school teacher
Hildelisa Leal.
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Dec. 19—President Bush approves $17.4 billion in loans for GM and Chrysler, citing an imminent collapse of the industry. President Obama eventually approves another $44.6 billion in aid for the companies.
March 30—GM CEO Rick Wagoner is forced to resign by the government.
April 30—Chrysler files for bankruptcy protection.
June 1—GM files for bankruptcy protection. Orion Assembly Plant is on a list of 12 plants it plans to close or idle.
June 11—Chrysler leaves bankruptcy in a new partnership with Italian automaker Fiat SpA.
June 26—GM says Orion will stay open and build a new small car that was originally scheduled to be built in China.
July 10—GM emerges from bankruptcy protection. Becomes a private company with U.S. government as largest shareholder. Former AT&T head Ed Whitacre becomes board chairman.
Nov. 16—GM reports a $1.2 billion loss from July bankruptcy exit through Sept. 30.
Dec. 1—GM CEO Fritz Henderson is forced out after just eight months. Whitacre becomes CEO.
Dec. 31—U.S. annual auto sales drop to 10.4 million, a 30-year low.
Jan. 28—Ford reports a $2.7 billion profit for 2009, its first annual profit in four years. Ford didn't take government bailout money but funded restructuring with a $26 billion loan.
April 21—GM repays $8.1 billion of loans to U.S. and Canadian governments.
May 17—GM reports first-quarter earnings of $865 million, its first quarterly profit since 2007.
Aug. 12—Whitacre steps down. Board member Daniel Akerson becomes CEO.
Aug. 18—GM files initial paperwork to sell its stock to the public, its first step toward ending government ownership.
Nov. 10—Reports a third-quarter profit of $2 billion.
Nov. 18—GM sells shares for $33 in an initial public offering. The government recoups $13.5 billion of its $50 billion in loans but retains a 26.5 percent stake in the company.
Dec. 15—GM buys $2.1 billion of its preferred stock from the government.
Dec. 31—U.S. annual auto sales rise 11 percent to 11.6 million.
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May 2—Chrysler earns $116 million in the first quarter, its first profitable quarter in five years.
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On Monday, September 26, 2011, ABC premiered a new daytime talk show that brought food back to the table and into our everyday lives. Now in its third season, "The Chew" is currently enjoying one of its highest rated on record in both total viewers and key women sales demos. As the talk show celebrated its 500th episode yesterday, fans of the ABC version of "All My Children" continued to mourn the loss of their favorite daytime soap opera, which made Susan Lucci, and her character Erica Kane, a household name.
Hosted by celebrity chefs Mario Batali, Michael Symon, and Carla Hall, entertaining expert Clinton Kelly and health and wellness enthusiast Daphne Oz, "The Chew's" celebratory episode featured a food-filled party that included an assortment of games, on-air memories and a cake to help honor the talkers achievement. Meanwhile, "All My Children" fans are trying to find ways to heal from the recent blow by Prospect Park to not move forward with a new season of its version of "All My Children," which consistently topped the iTunes and Hulu charts during its 40+ episode run. The production company is suing ABC over claims the network was looking to create a "mega soap" with "Chew" lead-out "General Hospital." Prospect Park co-founder Jeff Kwatinetz recently decided to take his own company to court over contract matters directly related to "AMC" and sister soap "One Life to Live."
On Wednesday, October 23, "General Hospital's" Jason Thompson (Patrick Drake) will be giving ABC's "The View" a male perspective on the day's hot topics as the daytime star is scheduled to co-host the chatfest alongside Sherri Shepherd, Jenny McCarthy and Whoopi Goldberg. The Canadian born actor will also be chatting it up with the stars of ABC's "The Middle" as the cast celebrates the show's 100th episode airing that night.
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The Chew: FOOD. LIFE. FUN to Be Released Tuesday, September 25 by Hyperion
ABC's "The Chew" returns for its second season MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 (1:00-2:00 p.m. ET), bringing with it a smorgasbord of exciting guests, culinary creations and tips and tricks to make life healthier, easier and, frankly, a whole lot more fabulous. Season Two will also continue to showcase the hosts' signature series, including "Five in Five," "Mario's Simple Italian," "The Power of Oz," as well as "Clinton's Craft Corner" and "C&C Food Factory."
Katie Couric is the featured guest, stopping by to preview the first day of her new syndicated talk show, "Katie," with hosts Mario Batali, Michael Symon, Carla Hall, Clinton Kelly and Daphne Oz.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, Hyperion will publish The Chew: FOOD. LIFE. FUN, a companion book that gives viewers more to "chew on," featuring seasonal recipes and commentary from the co-hosts.
Sunday, September 23 marks ABC's turn to host the "The Primetime Emmy Awards" (now in its 64th year) and in honored tradition the network will also be airing the pre-show, "Emmys Red Carpet Live." This year the red carpet festivities will be hosted by the network's Josh Elliott and Lara Spencer ("Good Morning America" and "Good Afternoon America"), Chris Harrison ("The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette") and Clinton Kelly ("The Chew").
The quad will chat live from the red carpet with some of the biggest primetime stars as they arrive at the Nokia Theatre L.A LIVE. Elliott and Harrison will interview the stars and discuss the nominees, while Kelly and Spencer will also conduct interviews with a touch of Emmy fashion.
"Emmys Red Carpet Live" airs Sunday, September 23 from 7:00-8:00 PM ET/4:00-5:00 PM PT on ABC. "The 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards," hosted by Jimmy Kimmel," airs immediately afterward from 8:00-11:00 PM ET/5:00-8:00 PM PT.
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Mario Batali, Michael Symon, Carla Hall, Clinton Kelly and Daphne Oz travel coast to coast — from California and New York to Hawaii and Nashville — to bring viewers a sneak peek at the ABC Fall Primetime lineup. Interviewing some of the network's hottest new stars, the special has something for everyone. From diva-filled musical drama and deep and dark desires to quirky and "out of this world" comedies and thrillers, "The Chew Presents ABC's Primetime Fall Preview Special" airs Sunday, September 2 (7:00-8:00 p.m., ET) on ABC.
Highlights of the special include:
- "666 Park Avenue" stars Vanessa Williams ("Desperate Housewives") and Terry O'Quinn ("Lost") enjoy cocktails and canapés with Clinton Kelly from a chic Manhattan hotel room to talk about their sexy, seductive new primetime address. "666 Park Avenue" premieres Sunday, September 30 at 10:00 p.m., ET.
- Carla Hall travels home as she visits "Nashville" star Hayden Panettiere ("Heroes") on the legendary stage of The Grand Ole Opry and visits with her co-stars, Clare Bowen and Sam Palladio, at the iconic Bluebird Cafe. The series premieres Wednesday, October 10 at 10:00 p.m., ET.
- Aloha from Oahu, Hawaii, the breathtaking location for ABC's new action adventure series, "Last Resort," premiering Thursday, September 27 at 8:00 p.m., ET. Series star Andre Braugher ("Men of a Certain Age"; "Homicide: Life on the Street") sits oceanside with Daphne Oz for comfort food, conversation and a hometown surprise, all amidst the palm trees and island breeze.
- Carla Hall catches up with the stars of the new family comedy series "The Neighbors" at Johnnie's Coffee Shop in Los Angeles, where Jami Gertz ("Entourage "and 80s classics "Square Pegs" and "Sixteen Candles") and other stars share a preview of their quirky new sitcom that's sure to bring the family together for a night of laughs. "The Neighbors" premieres Wednesday, September 26 at 9:30 p.m., ET, and moves to its regular time slot of 8:30 p.m., beginning Wednesday, October 3.
- It's a food truck fiesta as Daphne Oz meets country music superstar Reba ("Reba") to talk about her new sitcom, "Malibu Country," which premieres Friday, November 2 at 8:30 p.m., ET.
Gordon Elliott is the executive producer of "The Chew Presents ABC's Primetime Fall Primetime Special."
About "The Chew":
Celebrating and exploring life through food, "The Chew" is an innovative and groundbreaking daytime series co-hosted by a dynamic group of engaging, fun, relatable experts in food, lifestyle, and entertaining. Produced by Gordon Elliott's Chew Productions for the ABC Television Network, "The Chew" serves up everything food — from cooking and home entertaining to food trends, restaurants, holidays and more — all aimed at making life better, fuller and more fun. Featuring celebrity chefs Mario Batali, Michael Symon, and Carla Hall, entertaining expert Clinton Kelly and health and wellness enthusiast Daphne Oz, "The Chew" is a leap forward into a delicious new kind of lifestyle series.
(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — A few weeks ago an insider informed us that a 1.7 is the lowest acceptable point a daytime program can reach in households before television networks begin to worry about the future of the program on their daytime schedules (ten years ago it was a 2.7). After four days on the air, "The Chew" has hit that benchmark.
According to Marc Berman of TV Media Insights, "The Chew" had a 1.7/6 household rating/share point for its Thursday, September 29 telecast – the show's fourth episode on the air. "The Chew" is down 14% in households and one share point from what "All My Children" had pulled during the same point last year (September 2010) and is down a whopping 36 percent and three share points from its local ABC affiliate lead-in averages (predominantly "Who Wants to be a Millionaire"), which averaged together was a 2
.8/9 2.6/8.
"Chew's" Four Day Performance is as follows:
Monday 9/26 – Lead-in: 2.9/ 9, The Chew: 2.1/ 7
Tuesday 9/27 – Lead-in: 2.8/ 9, The Chew: 1.8/ 6
Wednesday 9/28 – Lead-in: 2.7/ 9, The Chew: 1.8/ 6
Thursday 9/29 – Lead-in: 2.6/ 8, The Chew: 1.7/ 6
What's interesting to note is that "Chew's" rapid fall is a direct result of the lead-in programming from the ABC affiliated stations across the country more so than the program itself, at least based on numbers alone. Could it be that viewers that tuned into the ABC lineup before the start of "All My Children" were also viewers of ABC's local programming, but with "AMC" no longer on the air the viewers are just not tuning in? We won't know the answer to that question based on just one week of ratings data, but if we see this trend continuing during the all important November sweeps period, ABC may have some big problems on their hands.
(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — Although ABC did not expect "The Chew" to outperform "All My Children" every day nor did they expect it to beat it in the long-run, after all the ultimate goal is to save money by producing a cheaper show, the network should still be a little worried about "Chew's" performance after three days of ratings data have been released.
According to Nielsen Media Research via TV Media Insights, after three days on the air "The Chew" is averaging a 1.9/6 household rating/share point (the site noted 2.0/6, but it is actually 1.9/6). During the same period a year ago, "All My Children" had a 2.1/7 household rating/share point.
Although not much can be said about a lead-in, especially when broadcast network programming doesn't typically live or die by the local programming airing on their affiliated stations prior to the start of a broadcast lineup, Marc Berman, TV Media Insight's Editor in Chief, noted the following about "The Chew's" first three days:
Monday 9/26 – Lead-in: 3.0/10, The Chew: 2.1/ 7
Tuesday 9/27 – Lead-in: 2.9/10, The Chew: 1.9/ 6
Wednesday 9/28 – Lead-in: 2.8/ 9, The Chew: 1.8/ 6
(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — One day on the air and "The Chew" is already beating "All My Children's" most recent performance in Total Viewers and the key sales demographic of Women 18-49. The new food and lifestyle talk show also beat the soaps season to date performance for the 2010-2011 television season that concluded on Friday, September 16.
Per ABC via TVbytheNumbers.com, "The Chew" averaged 2.5 million viewers and 590,000 Women 18-49 viewers compared to "All My Children's" average of 2.491 (averaged to 2.5 million for technicality purposes) and 532,000 Women 18-49 viewers during the week of September 12-16, 2011. It should be noted however that "AMC's' Monday, September 12 episode actually beat "Chew" in total viewers (2,640,000 vs 2,500,000). Ratings data for "All My Children's" final week on television (September 19-23, 2011) won't be released until as early as Thursday, but the 41-year old soap is expected to top "Chew's" current performance in both viewers and demos.
For the 2010-2011 television season, "The Chew" beat "All My Children's" average in Total Viewers (2.5 million vs. 2.4 million) and Women 18-49 (590,000/0.9 rating vs. 541,000/0.8 rating).
Also per ABC, "The Chew's" premiere episode also exceeded the performance of the series debut of the networks flagship daytime program "The View," which debuted in August 1997 with 1.9 million viewers, and CBS' "The Talk," which launched with 2.2 million viewers in October 2010. The network noted "Chew" also beat "Talk's" premiere episode in Women 18-34 (167,000 vs. 158,000), Women 18-49 (590,000 vs. 568,000) and Women 25-54 (732,000 vs. 672,000), despite neither show airing against one another in the major markets.
"The Chew" is co-hosted by Mario Batali, Michael Symon and Carla Hall, Clinton Kelly and Daphne Oz.


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Breastfeeding in infancy appears to be associated with a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes later in life, according to a quantitative analysis of published evidence.
Dr. Christopher G. Owen who led the study, stated that, "Whether this effect is attributed to a difference in the content of breast milk compared to formula milk, or whether the family environment and nurture of infants breast fed differs from those formula fed remains to be established."
In either case, breast milk is "the food of choice in infancy, based on numerous short- and long-term health benefits," added Owen, of St. George's, University of London.
Because evidence from individual studies that examined the relationship between breastfeeding and the risk of type 2 diabetes has been inconsistent, Owen's team conducted a systematic review and pooled analysis of relevant studies published in the medical literature on the topic.
In seven studies involving 76,744 subjects, those who were breastfed as infants had a 39-percent lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adulthood. The findings of these seven studies were "broadly consistent, despite widely differing nature of the populations," the authors note in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
In six studies involving 4,800 subjects, levels of insulin -- the body's key blood sugar-regulating hormone -- were marginally lower in breastfed non-diabetic children and adults compared with formula-fed non-diabetic children and adults.
In these studies, fasting blood sugar concentrations were no different in breastfed and formula fed children and adults. However, in infancy, breastfeeding was consistently related to lower concentrations of blood sugar and insulin than was formula feeding. Chronically high levels of insulin raise the risk of heart disease and exacerbate the effect of diabetes.
"On the basis of the published evidence, breastfeeding may provide a degree of long-term protection against the development of type 2 diabetes, which could be of public health importance," Owen and colleagues conclude.
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THE ABSOLUTE, WITHOUT A DOUBT, WORSE FOOD i HAVE EVER EATEN IN MY LIFE....NOT AS ADVERTISED...TERRIBLE SERVICE..
Worst Seafood EVER! – I had wanted to go to Joe's for quite some time but refused to pay $15 to park. My husband and I finally got a day off and during the day there is actually some street parking available so it's only a few bucks. We were really looking forward to the meal. Then, we were HORRIBLY disappointed. I promise that you will get better and more upscale seafood at Captain D's and I am NOT a fan of Captain D's. It wasn't simply not up to par. It was gross. The hushpuppies seemed like they hadn't even actually been cooked. The fish was wiry and hard, like maybe it sat under a heat lamp? The fried shrimp was mushy underneath the batter. It is taking time and effort out of my day to write this review and the only reason I'm doing it is because if it saves even one person the disappointment I experienced here today, I will have done my job as a decent citizen. Seriously, if you don't heed this warning you will think back on it as you pay that $60+ bill.
LOVE IT!! – Had a great meal, great drinks, & great time!!
Awesome food – My girlfriend and I was vacationing in Nashvilleand ate at Joe's one night. Man it was great. She had the snow crab steamer pot with chesapeake style flavor, she hasn't stopped talking about it. I had the steak and mango shrimp, the shrimp were the best i have ever ate and the steak was perfect. Juicey,tender and full of flavor. NOOOOO steak sauce needed. we highly recommend this place for your dinner.
Joe's bad joke – Steamer pott was terrible and expensive. I think Captain Dee's is better. Stay away from this one.
Joe's is my absolute favorite place to eat...in the world! – I am NOT a huge seafood fan, but I absolutely love Joe's Crab Shack. The first time we went, my husband had to drag me inside and I pouted the entire time we were there...until the food arrived. My husband ordered the Crab Nachos as an appetizer (which made me furious because I hate crab.) WRONG!!!!! I ate over half of the crab nachos and was IN LOVE! (I order them every time I visit now.) Because I was still pouting when we ordered, I settled for shrimp (normally the only seafood I like) but we ended up sharing both our meals because I LOVED the crab cakes my husband ordered. The next time we went, we took the kids and they both ordered popcorn shrimp- which I was sure they would never eat. WRONG again! They received HUGE portions and ate until they were stuffed, then took their leftovers home for lunch the next day. JOE'S IS MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE RESTAURANT!
Honey Noooo! – I ordered the steampot and it had no flavor at all. It was totally BLAND. The staff was dead and the bathrooms were filthy. Will I be back? HONEY NOOOOO!
Not pleased – My husband and I had lunch here on Mother's Day. I settled on the crab cake sliders and he ordered the Steampot (crab legs, shrimp, sausage, etc.) My sliders were absolutely disgusting. I have never tasted crab that was so fishy in my life. Even canned crab has a better taste. We didn't think you could mess up crab legs, but boy, were we wrong! The first bunch tasted like Windex. They got better after that but were completely over seasoned with Old Bay. The best part of the meal were the french fries and the kid's pizza. Pretty sad coming for a so-called seafood restaurant. My husband ordered a beer and our server completely forgot about it until our food was brought out and we asked for it again. When he brought the beer over, he didn't ask how the food was. Not once were we asked if we liked it. We had a $50 bill after tip for a terrible meal. I will not be returning here again.
Good food & good service – The food was good and we had a good host and waiter. The bathroom was cold. Parking could be a problem.
A colorful seafood restaurant for kids of all ages--especially the younger ones. – In Short
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I first set up a state machine to switch between the title / levels which was working fine when I had just did an SDL_FillRect on each game state.
Now I have a title screen, then you enter the game which just prints out a graphical maze that is setup with a 2d vector of tiles, each tile is a Tile class object.
I finished the first level and did a test to make sure I can still change between states, I set a tile that will send you back to the title screen when you walk into it. It works, but then when you try to enter the game again there is a Stack Hash error It seems like it has something to do with the map vector, when I comment out the map and just have a black screen with my player I can escape back to the title screen and then back to the black screen with my player.. (but then if you try it again it crashes)
so I am thinking maybe it has something to do with both the map and my player graphics or the vector.. Does anyone recognize the error?
I have been streaming as I build my learning projects on twitch.tv/gamer27lv if anyone shows up there in the chat box I can show you the game and the crash
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