TH Daily - October 30 - Bill O'Reilly, Jillian Bandes, Larry Kudlow, Kathryn Lopez, Brian Walsh and More

Why Is NPR Getting Our Money? Bill O'Reilly: As part of the federal gravy train, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is set to receive $420 million this year alone. ... more ON THE ROAD: Bloody Votes For Kasich In Ohio Jillian Bandes: Slovenians "vote blood, not party," according to outgoing Ohio Sen. George Voinovich (R), who campaigned this week with gubernatorial candidate John Kasich. ... more The Final Nail in the Democrats' Coffin Larry Kudlow: On the eve of the midterm elections, a third-quarter GDP report showing a meager 2 percent growth rate is the final nail in the Obama Democrats' political coffin. ... more America Not Losing Its Religion Kathryn Lopez: Can the party and allies of former Scranton altar boy Joe Biden stop pretending that the Constitution enshrines a hermetically sealed separation between religion and politics? ... more 2010 Race of the Day UPDATE: On the Offense in NY-20 Brian Walsh: In Upstate New York lies New York's 20th Congressional District, a largely rural district currently held by vulnerable freshman Democrat Scott Murphy. ... more Who's Really Dividing the Country? Virgil Goode: The Democrats are going nuts over Sharron Angle's latest anti-illegal immigration ad, "The Wave." ... more Bill of ... Whatever You Want David Harsanyi: This election cycle has seen a renewed deference to the Constitution, and it's really exciting -- though a bit confusing. ... more It's the Spending, Stupid Orrin Hatch: The Democratic operative, James Carville, coined one of the most legendary campaign catchphrases, "it's the economy, stupid." Close to two decades later with our federal deficits this year and last, the highest on record since World War II, that phrase should be changed to, "it's the spending, stupid." ... more The Scott Brown Precedent and Israel Caroline Glick: In matters of foreign policy for the next two years, Obama will be less burdened by to Congressional oversight. ... more Obama's Not So Hidden Agenda Frank Gaffney: What Obama has in mind for Israel after the election next week will make his previous treatment of the Jewish State look like the good old days. ... more Why is Ohio Dem Hanging with Islamic Extremists? Joel Mowbray: A key figure in one of the most important races in the country has a nasty habit of mingling with Islamic extremists. ... more Relapse Summer Rich Galen: Going into the summer of 2010, we were assured by the political geniuses in the White House that Barack Obama and Joe Biden would be out selling it as "Recovery Summer." ... more		Terror plot thwarted as US-bound explosives seized Obama rallies for a loyalist as final dash begins Plane with cargo from Yemen lands in NY, searched Explosive packages reflect new Yemen terror threat US rep.: Estate tax rise has some planning death It's Getting Harry Out In Nevada Carol Platt Liebau Shocking: Muslim Cleric Answers "What Is Islam?" Greg Hengler Idaho Democrat: My Latino Republican Opponent Once Had A Secret Plan To Help A Drug Dealer Escape to Mexico, or Something! Guy Benson McCain's Opponent Sings Again, This Time on ABC Gov. Christie Calls Halt to Expensive Tunnel Project GOP Stays Strong in Generic Congressional Ballot How Will Tea Party Candidates Govern? Streaming Video: Executive Director Lectures on His Latest Book Release at the Heritage Foundation Akaka bill: Three questions Anonymous Pentagon Sources Answer Question They Refused to Ask This Halloween, Undead (Treaties) Haunt the Halls of the Senate Photo essay: Israeli society shaped by borders APNews Investigators hunt for mail bombers in Yemen APNews Reliance Industries profit up 27.8 percent APNews China assures Clinton on rare earth exports APNews AIG unit expands Hong Kong IPO to $20.5 billion APNews SKoreans cross into NKorea to see war-split family APNews NATO: 30 fighters killed in Afghan outpost attack APNews New alarms after Indonesian volcano erupts again APNews APNewsBreak: Arrest in revenge beating of priest APNews Clinton says US has a stake in Asian security APNews Sowell: A Crossroads Election Malkin: Standing Tall Limbaugh: Liberals at War With Liberty Goldberg: All Quiet on the Black-Ops Front Bozell: "Glee" and "Gentlemen" Hewitt: Closing in California Bandes: ON THE ROAD Pavlich: Voter Fraud in the 2010 Elections? There's An App for That Coulter: You Don't Have to be Crazy to be a Democrat, But it Helps Buchanan: 'Just Say No!' Pays Off
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Dalai Lama Quote from Snow Lion Publications

Dalai Lama Quote of the Week It is common worldly knowledge that by believing untrue information to be true we fall into confusion and are harmed. Similarly, by believing phenomena to be inherently existent when in fact they are not inherently existent, we are also harmed. For example, with respect to the different ways in which there can be a consciousness of 'I', there is a definite difference between the way the 'I' is apprehended when desire, hatred, pride and so forth are generated based on this 'I', and the way the 'I' is apprehended when we are relaxed without any of those attitudes being manifest. Similarly, there is the mere consciousness that apprehends an article in a store before we buy it, and there is the consciousness apprehending that article after it has been bought, when it is adhered to as 'mine' and grasped with attachment. Both these consciousnesses have the same object, and in both cases the mode of appearance of the article is the appearance of it as inherently existent. However, there is the difference of the presence or absence of our adhering to it as inherently or independently existent. ...a consciousness conceiving inherent existence precedes any bad consciousness, leading it on by the nose, and also accompanies, or aids, many other bad consciousnesses as well. Thus, if there were no ignorance conceiving inherent existence, then there would be no chance for desire, hatred and so forth to be generated. --from The Buddhism of Tibet by the Dalai Lama, translated and edited by Jeffrey Hopkins, with Anne Klein, published by Snow Lion Publications The Buddhism of Tibet • 5O% off • for this week only (Good through November 5th). October 29th is Lhabab Duchen... Send a Free Snow Lion Ecard! * Find out how you can take 1O% off all non-discounted items.... More details on the Benefits & Bonuses Page. When you visit the Library... Send this to a Friend... It's easy! Simply copy and paste a link in an email: Copy this link: http://www.snowlionpub.com/pages/DLQuote-copy.php Click the icon or open a forwarding email Paste the link into the email, add a friend's address and click "Send" Keep inspired during the week...read past quotes from our Archives! You can now find the archives of past quotes we've sent out by clicking the links at the bottom of our updated Subscription Lists page. SNOW LION PUBLICATIONS is dedicated to the preservation of Tibetan Buddhism and culture by publishing books about this great tradition. Tibetan culture is seriously endangered in its homeland and is striving to continue outside of Tibet. To support this effort, in addition to publishing and distributing books, Snow Lion offers a wide range of dharma items, purchased primarily from Tibetans in exile. These include visual art and ritual objects, statues and thangkas, videos, traditional music, and many gift items offered through our webstore and "Snow Lion: The Buddhist Magazine & Catalog"--over 2000 items--the largest selection anywhere. To browse the complete list go to  www.snowlionpub.com  and select any of the categories in left-hand margin. When you choose to purchase from Snow Lion you are directly supporting the large effort to publish more Buddhist texts and help the Tibetan people.   THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.   You are receiving this announcement from Snow Lion Publications because you have previously subscribed on our website. To continue receiving messages, we recommend that you add weblion@snowlionpub.com and weblion1@lightlink.com to your address book. If you'd like to change or cancel your subscription, please visit our subscription pages at www.snowlionpub.com/pages/lists.php,    www.snowlionpub.com/pages/unsubscribe.php,   or email us at weblion@snowlionpub.com. Please note that these announcements are also available on our website, if you are having trouble receiving them.

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