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TH Daily - November 07 - Doug Giles, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann, Debra J. Saunders, Austin Hill, Steve Chapman and More

Why Palin Petrifies Progressives Doug Giles: According to the Progressives, women cannot be "real women" if they don't fit the Progressives' script. ... more Will Obama Triangulate? Dick Morris and Eileen McGann: Now that President Obama has experienced the same baptism of fire as Bill Clinton did in the midterm elections, the obvious question is whether he will move to the center in a bid to save his presidency and win re-election. ... more Gov.-Elect Jerry Brown's New Worst Nightmare Debra J. Saunders: Brown better come up with new ways to convince employers that Sacramento wants them to hire, stay in business and make a profit. ... more Is The President Learning Economics By Trial-And-Error? Austin Hill: After less than two years in office, Barack Obama has successfully forced his way into the position of "de facto CEO" over huge chunks of the economy. ... more Attack of the Food Police Steve Chapman: Public health puritans, appalled at the spread of excess weight, think the government should forcefully guide our dining choices. ... more Change and Hope Ken Connor: The results are in, and  in the words of former President George W. Bush, it was a thumping.  What this nation witnessed on November 2nd was not merely a wave election, it was a tsunami.  The obvious  beneficiary of the voter's frustration this time around was the GOP, but as many have emphasized, it would be a huge mistake to interpret the outcome of this election as a mandate for the Republican establishment to carry on with business as usual. ... more The Silence That Roared David Stokes: Last Tuesday, the distant thunder so long on America's political horizon erupted in a local and national roar. A part of the nation's body politic often referred to as a silent majority, broke its silence. Beyond mere red state/blue state dynamics, what we've witnessed is the coming of age of a force that has stirred only on occasion in the past. ... more Disappointed, Disaffected Dems Salena Zito: David Goodman had no idea his 19-year-old son, Harris, had registered as a Democrat more than a year ago, until the young man mentioned it on election night. ... more If this be extremism, make the least of it Paul Jacob: It is time, now, to bury the hysterical over-reactions of mainstream opinion. ... more		GOP comeback strategy factored in lagging recovery US military flies over Haiti to view storm damage Obama to GOP: Let's extend middle-class tax cuts Standard time returns, set the clock back Saturday Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader Harry Reid will Feel the Heat From Special Interests During Lame Duck Session Kevin Glass Mayor Bloomberg: Obama's The Most Arrogant Man I've Ever Met Greg Hengler Former Earmarks Supporter Supports Earmarks Moratorium During Bid for House Appropriations Chair Jillian Bandes 2010 MID-TERM ELECTION: voter and media montage Family Research Council talks to Senator Jim Demint, Rick Santorum, Steve King, Kellyanne Conway About Election Results The Partisans: Is Obama A Keynesian? Rally For Sanity, 10/30/10 "Restoring Sanity" One Nutty Sign At A Time View E-zine The Girl Who ... The November Man: Once More Grappling with Hugo Chávez New Daisy vs 33 Minutes on New START Guinea vote goes ahead as ethnic tensions simmer APNews APEC meetings open with talk of Pacific Rim FTA APNews Obama pledges 'midcourse corrections' at home APNews Myanmar holds rare elections amid heavy criticism APNews Fear of volcanic ash cancels flights to Jakarta APNews Nuclear waste shipment prompts protests APNews Kenyan police officer kills 10 people in rampage APNews Jury in Conn. home invasion case back for 3rd day APNews Local Greek poll a test for rescue deal APNews Recalled Japan envoy returns to Russia APNews O'Reilly: Coasting to the Left Goldberg: Top Democrats in Denial Schwarzwalder: A More Colorful GOP Galen: Obama's Re-Election Barone: GOP Poised to Reap Redistricting Rewards Glick: We Are Not for Sale Bozell: Losing Your Head at the Supreme Court Malkin: Voters Speak Giles: Why Palin Petrifies Progressives Dick Morris: Will Obama Triangulate?
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Weekend Japanese TV Guide, Nov 06-07

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Cultural News Email Daily                          for appreciating traditional Japanese culture in Southern California Weekend Japanese TV Guide November 06-07, 2010 JATV            November 06 (Saturday) 18:00 - 18:30 KXLA Ch 44 Imuraya Confectionery opens a new factory in Irvine to produce Japanese sweets.   Toyota USA Automobile Museum is relocated and grand-open at the campus of the Toyota Motor Sales USA Headquarter. NTB           November 07 (Sunday)    17:30 - 18:00  KXLA Ch 44/ DT 44.1 Feature: English Rakugo performer Bill Crowley UTB      Ch 18.2 All Japanese language content broadcasting for 24 hours/7days for free Bad Boy & Good Girl     Genre：Drama Cast: Hiroki Narimiya, Riisa Naka, etc. On Air Schedule： Every Sunday 9:00pm-10:00pm (Nov 14th start) Daichi Shinagawa is a bona fide "yankii", a juvenile delinquent, who attends a prep high school. In fact, his reputation as a supreme tough is so widespread that he can"t walk street without being challenged to a fight by other would-be thugs, and nobody will come near him at school.  He therefore spends his days isolated and alone.  Until one day he is befriended by the spectacled class president, Hana Adachi.  While she looks like the prototypical serious student, Hana is herself a reformed "yankii" and something of a convivial space case.  Daichi soon finds himself unwittingly swept up in her world, helping people with their problems and participating passionately in school events.  Together they make for an incomparable duo in this fun and free-spirited high school fable. Partners Season 5 Genre：Drama Cast：Yutaka Mizutani, Yasufumi Terawaki, etc. On Air Schedule： Every Thursday　9:00pm-10:00pm (Nov 4th start) Partners Season 5 finally started.  In spite of his good looks and smarts, there is a detective who has become notorious as "the oddest detective in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department" - that man is Ukyo Sugishita (Yutaka Mizutani). His partner is Kaoru Kameyama (Yasufumi Terawaki) - a detective with a good heart, but who's a little bit clumsy. The two team up to fight crime in this detective story, told in both light-hearted and hardboiled styles.  Mobile Detective Zenigata Mai Genre：Drama Cast：Maki Horikita, Shinji Yamashita, Takeshi Kongochi, Jiro Sato, etc. On Air Schedule： Every Monday - Friday  10:00pm-10:30pm (Nov 2nd start) This is 2nd version of Zenigata series.  Mai Zenigata (Maki Horikita), who is younger sister of Ai Zenigata, is an ultra-smart detective with IQ180 whose grandfather is the Superintendent General of the Metropolitan Police.  She and her partner detective, Jun Godai (Shinji Yamashita) challenge to solve many difficult cases by using mobile phone. Mobile Detective Zenigata Rui Genre：Drama Cast：Mei Kurokawa , Shinji Yamashita, Takeshi Kongochi, Jiro Sato, etc. On Air Schedule： Every Monday - Friday  10:00pm-10:30pm (Nov 19th start) This is 3rd version of Zenigata series.  Rui Zenigata (Mei Kurokawa), who is older sister of Mai Zenigata, is an ultra-smart detective with IQ180 whose grandfather is the Superintendent General of the Metropolitan Police.  She and her partner detective, Jun Godai (Shinji Yamashita) challenge to solve many difficult cases by using mobile phone. Read more articles at www.culturalnews.com Contact Information Shige Higashi, Publisher and Editor higashi@culturalnews.com phone: 213-819-4100 Fax:    213-388-8428 P.O. Box 48678, Los Angeles, CA 90048, USA

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