TH Daily - October 10 - Jillian Bandes, Debra J. Saunders, Kevin McCullough, Austin Hill, Ken Connor and More

AT THE RACES: Let's Get Real About The Florida Governor's Debate Jillian Bandes: The Florida governor's debate on Friday night took talking points and platitudes to a new low. ... more Boxer's Fiction vs. Fiorina's Facts Debra J. Saunders: There aren't a lot of walls around Carly Fiorina. ... more Why Tyler Clementi is not Matthew Shepard Kevin McCullough: The media and the radical activists are attempting to "Matthew Shepard" Clementi's story and reputation. ... more Can Obama Save Us From Bad Government? Austin Hill: If you're Obama, here's how you react to multiple crises... ... more Even CNN, MSNBC Attack Grayson Over 'Taliban Dan' Ad Ken Connor: The quest for victory in politics and the power it brings often brings out the worst in people, as with Alan Grayson's recent attack ad. ... more The Forgotten Lesson Of 1964 David Stokes: ... more How To Profit by Expanding Freedom Steve Chapman: Spending huge sums of money and getting no results to justify the expense: That's the relentless, and accurate, Republican critique of President Barack Obama's efforts to revive the U.S. economy. ... more 2010 Race of the Day UPDATE: Ann Kirkpatrick's Failed Policies in Arizona Brian Walsh: Within two short years of taking office, Arizona's unemployment has jumped from 6.7 percent to an unacceptably high rate of 9.6 percent under Ann Kirkpatrick's failed agenda of more spending and fewer jobs. ... more Trust the politicians, not your neighbors? Paul Jacob: For politicians, its never duck season, it's voters' rights season. ... more Shocking: Bigoted White Tea Party Woman Beats Petite Black Female Reporter Doug Giles: Nada from the networks. Crickets folks … crickets. ... more 2010 Race of the Day UPDATE: More Massachusetts Republicans Brian Walsh: As one of the few open U.S. House seats this cycle, Massachusetts' 10th Congressional District has become an excellent opportunity for Republicans to pick up one of the 39 seats needed to gain control of the House. ... more		Obama to rally thousands of voters in Philadelphia Sarah Palin attends Bakersfield GOP event AP interview: Breyer unsure about cameras at court Obama: GOP plans to 'shortchange' education POLITICAL INSIDER: Not much demand for Bush Rory Reid: What Health Care Reform? Kevin Glass Closing Argument Against Feingold Katie Pavlich Epic "Feminist" Hypocrisy Carol Platt Liebau Charlie Crist's Comically Bad First Pitch Chinese Dissident Wins Nobel Peace Prize Behind the Ballot: Joe DioGuardi Fighting on Afghanistan's Front Lines How Well Run Is Your State? Cartoon Friday Does Spending Need to Be Cut In Order for the Tax Pledge to Be Serious? Heritage in Focus: Matt Spalding on American Exceptionalism Commuter bus crashes in Chicago, injuring dozens APNews MISSING TITLE APNews Top North Korean defector Hwang Jang-yop dies APNews Suspected US missile strikes kill 8 in Pakistan APNews Indonesia's changing face of terrorism APNews Kyrgyz vote in historic parliamentary election APNews End to currency dispute eludes finance ministers APNews Anti-gay torture allegations stun neighbors in NYC APNews NATO: 2 Taliban commanders, 2 fighters killed APNews Hanoi throws extravagant 1,000th birthday bash APNews Fontova: Che Guevara; Guerrilla Doofus and Murdering Coward O'Reilly: Is Hate Speech Protected? Lopez: Left Threatened by Conservative Women Candidates Kudlow: Jobs Tepid, Dems Out, Stocks Up? Barone: Can Skinflint Mitch Daniels Win the Presidency? Giles: Shocking Malkin: The Green War on Children Limbaugh: Of Course Obama Hasn't Yielded to Americans' Will Olasky: Christians on Broadway Lukas: Breast Cancer Awareness Month Also Builds Awareness of the Dangers of Government-Run Medicine
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Monthly tea ceremony starting at Japanese garden in Phoenix

Cultural News Email Daily   The October issue of monthly Cultural News paper is just published  This is a member-subscription publication. Join Cultural News Club!   Monthly tea ceremony starting at Japanese Garden in Phoenix Japanese Friendship Garden in Phoenix Phoenix, Arizona - On Friday, October 1, Phoenix's only Japanese garden reopened its gate to the public. Guests are greeted by dozens of lively koi fish and the garden's resident duck pair, George and Gracie.   Vibrant hibiscus flowers grow alongside the pond and further in stands Musoan, the Japanese Friendship Garden's tea house.   The garden is proud to host an authentic Japanese tea ceremony on the second Saturday of each month, beginning on October 9, 2010.   Guests will have the honor of being part of a tradition that stretches back hundreds of years. Each ceremony is led by a tea master from the Urasenke Foundation and assisted by ladies wearing traditional kimono.   "It was really enjoyable," said Anna Reitz, who attended a tea ceremony in March of 2009.   "I learned a lot about the ceremony. It was wonderful to see it in person."   The Japanese Friendship Garden is located on 1125 N. 3rd Ave. It is open every day except for Monday, from 10 am until 3 pm.  Established in 1987, the garden is a joint project between the city of Phoenix and its sister-city of Himeji, Japan.   For additional information and upcoming events please see the website http://www.japanesefriendshipgarden.org.

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