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- MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine bond market posted the fastest growth in emerging East Asia in January to September this year, according to a report released by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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Lewis Hamilton was quickest in second practice for the Austrian Grand Prix as he comfortably outpaced team-mate Nico Rosberg
Felipe Massa will start the Austrian Grand Prix from pole position after Williams took a shock one-two in qualifying [48]
Nico Rosberg has said the Austrian Grand Prix turned out as he expected and that Mercedes were confident they could beat the Williams' of Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas. [7]
Lewis Hamilton says keeping his head together will be the greatest test for him in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix [7]
Felipe Massa hails his 2014 F1 Austrian GP pole position, says this proves Williams are back in the fight, even if the team does still have a lot to do [9]
The FIA has confirmed the 2015 F1 calendar following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council, with 20 races set to take place [7]
Nico Rosberg says he is "determined" to hold on to his championship lead after dropping points to Lewis Hamilton in Monza [74]
A provisional calendar for the 2015 F1 season features 20 races with the addition of the Mexican Grand Prix [4]
In his latest column for Crash.net, Will Saunders picks out half a dozen F1 podium 'incidents' for the latest Six of the Best feature. [2]


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Once the light begins to fade from the Pt. Sur location, get back in your car and drive north for about a mile to Hurricane Point for sunrise light.
Hurricane Point gets its name from the strong updrafts that at times can make opening a car door a struggle; yet, in the early morning, winds are generally non-existent and the first light of sunrise will bathe the hillsides with warm light.
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Fast & Furious Gun Kills Mexican Beauty Queen
If only Obama, Holder, et al. had known in advance about Adam Lanza's killing spree. They wouldn't have attempted to use Fast & Furious to fabricate the anti-gun hysteria Sandy Hook coverage has created. Bodies are piling up in Mexico as planned, but they aren't needed anymore. Since Obama's fingerprints are on the guns, the press doesn't pay much attention, even when a Mexican beauty queen is killed:
A gun found at the scene of a shootout between a Mexican drug cartel and soldiers where a beauty queen died was part of the botched "Fast and Furious" operation, CBS News reports.
Authorities had said that Maria Susana Flores Gamez was likely used as a human shield and that an automatic rifle had been found near her body after the Nov. 23 shootout.
Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, tells CBS News that the Justice Department did not notify Congress that a Fast and Furious firearm was found at the scene in Sinaloa.
CBS News learned the Romanian AK-47-type WASR-10 rifle found near her body was purchased by Uriel Patino at an Arizona gun shop in 2010. Patino is a suspect who allegedly purchased 700 guns while under the ATF's watch.
That is, under the Obama Regime's watch — or rather, approving gaze.
On tips from fading banana republik, Ghost of FA Hayek, and Bob Roberts. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.
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Income Inequality at the White House
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By Tish on April 08, 2002
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"This is an easy to throw together not so "fat" fried rice that give you a way to satisy the craving for "fried""
Serving Size: 1 (229 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
"I made this and followed the recipe, using bok choy and white rice ( DH doesn't care for brown!). My son was over for dinner and we all thought this was very good.Next time,I will try with celery and use chicken broth instead of the white wine, and maybe throw in a few bean sprouts or chopped water chestnuts for some added "crunch"! Thanks, Tish, for posting this "healthy" version!"
"love brown rice, so we really liked this fried rice.I used the celery and the brown rice, but was out of scallions so used a regular onion chopped, worked out fine. Served it with grilled salmon, it went very well together. thanks for posting i will make it again."


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Third Saturday of Every Month, 7pm-10pm
Upcoming Dates: November 15 • December 20 • January 17 • February 21
FREE ON-STREET PARKING! 3 hour limit between 8am-8pm.
Garage Parking available: $1 per hour. 20th Avenue Municipal Garage (between Harrison Street and Van Buren Street) or 19th Avenue Municipal Garage (between Tyler Street & Polk Street).
Special ArtWalk Enhancements, November 2014
Impulse Art - Showtime at 8pm: Fusion of music and painting (live art performance). Artist Daniel Pontet will be painting with his feet inspired by the rhythm of drumming guided by Jeff Lee, Evan Kline, and Adrian Jones. Bring a drum and join us at a special drum circle. Located between 2014 & 2020 Harrison Street. Sponsored by Resurrection Drums, 954-926-0204. More info: www.impulseart.us.
ArtWalk Participants - View the map here.
Muzart Creative Arts Studios
1946 Harrison St • 954-924-1133 • www.MuzartStudios.com
Artists showcase original work during ArtWalk. "Programs" in the Visual and Performing Arts (Music, Movement & Art) - "Services" Like Camp, Drop Off, Date Nights - "Special Events" like Birthday Parties, Wine & Paint Parties and ArtWalk!
Cuenca's Montecristo Lounge of Hollywood
1928A Harrison St • 954-364-7660 • www.CuencaCigars.com
A members only cigar lounge/gallery open to the public for Artwalk offering cigars, craft beers, wine and port. Thought-provoking photographs and Montecristo prints on display.
1901 Art & Music Development Studio
1901 Harrison St • 954-687-8582 • www.TheHeartPainter.com
1901 Art & Music Development Center provides rising talents the opportunity to grow and achieve their full artistic, intellectual, social, cultural, and physical potential through music and other art mediums.
Gallery 2014
2014 Harrison St • 954-505-3291 • www.Gallery2014.com
Gallery 2014 is an exciting space where the community can join in to celebrate, enjoy, learn and acquire the work of local, new and emerging artists from around the world. * 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
G & S Alternative Space
2015 Harrison St • 305-335-3474
A fine art gallery featuring works by celebrated art masters, famous career artists and promising emerging artists.
Goddess Store & Studio
2017 Harrison St • 954-929-2369 • www.GoddessStore.com
Creative artists showcase original work. Experience a variety of dance forms and yoga in a unique studio. FREE Monthly Dance, Poetry & Art Events.
Made from the Heart with Love
117 S. 21st Ave • 754-400-8369
Local, original gifts handcrafted by local artists. No other place in Hollywood like us. Open 7 days a week and you can chat with the artisans and watch them work.
ArtsPark Visual Arts Pavilion Gallery
One Young Circle • 954-921-3500 • www.HollywoodFL.org/artspark
In the Visual Arts Pavilion, visitors can enjoy demonstrations of glass blowing, jewelry making & sculpting, view rotating exhibitions and purchase original artwork.
November 15: Exhibition "Trash 2 Art" - Celebrating the Creativity of Repurposed Materials and the Artists Who Inspire Us. Runs through December 5.
Larry Joe Miller Art Gallery and School
One Young Circle • 954-257-6862 • www.LarryJoeMiller.com
Independently owned art gallery and school. Free monthly Paint-For-Fun painting events. Demos and paint-a-thon events on weekends. Daily classes.
November 15: Paint-for-fun Night! You get your canvas, easel, paint brushes, and paint. Live in the studio or on the patio. Paint what you feel like - no strings attached! Join your friends and just have a great time with some paint and brushes. 7:30 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Hollywood Hot Glass
One Young Circle • 607-382-6007 • www.HollywoodHotGlass.com
Our goal at Hollywood Hot Glass is to bring the glass making experience to our community on a daily basis. Come visit us today and make your very own piece of HOT glass!