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TH Daily - November 14 - Guy Benson, Doug Giles, Austin Hill, Steve Chapman, Marjorie Dannenfelser and More

Is There a Battle Brewing for the Soul of the GOP? Guy Benson: A heated war of words has broken out between two conservative groups over conflicting GOP freshmen orientation events scheduled for Sunday afternoon. ... more The Petit Murders: Why You and Yours Need a Gun Doug Giles: The details surrounding the July 23, 2007 murders of the Petit family in Connecticut are about as grisly as the hordes of hell can concoct. ... more Fewer Americans Want To Work: An Obama Success? Austin Hill: It's not that fewer Americans are searching for work. There are, to put it simply, less of us who want to work and to produce. ... more Get the Government Out of Our Pants Steve Chapman: Jennifer Aniston is going to think twice before flying commercial. ... more Elections Have Consequences Marjorie Dannenfelser : At the Susan B. Anthony List, we have a clear mission: to advance pro-life women as political leaders and to elect and preserve pro-life candidates, Republicans and Democrats alike, who will not subordinate the sanctity of life to any other issue, whether that issue is health care reform, bankruptcy reform or deficit reductions. ... more Hell No, She Won't Go! Ken Connor: With great power comes great responsibility.  When things go well, the person in power tends to get the credit, and when they go poorly, that same person will bear the brunt of the nation's outrage.  Nowhere does this maxim ring more true than in Washington, D.C, and this election cycle the American people sent a clear message to the party in power:  We reject your policies and your agenda, and we hold you responsible for the mess you've created. ... more Gearing up for failure? Paul Jacob: Priorities. The lack of which have caused our current mess. Going forward, a lack of priorities will also fail to clean up that mess. ... more Voters Side With Small Businesses, Not Labor Bosses Katie Gage: The resounding message from this election was that the small business community matters and voters will not tolerate an agenda that threatens its viability or existence. ... more Getting our Fiscal House in Order Ken Blackwell: Fiscal conservatives like Reps. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) and Tom Graves (R-G.A.) are gaining momentum within the Republican caucus as exactly the type of principled leaders needed to bring fiscal sanity to the appropriations committee. ... more Exclusive First Look: Sarah Palin's Alaska Katie Pavlich: When we think of reality show, we think trashy housewives and serial dating, but this is not your typical reality show. Instead, Sarah Palin's Alaska is a unique look into faith, family, love, strong American values and the natural beauty Alaska has to offer. ... more		Karzai says US should reduce operations' intensity GOP lawmakers take tough stand on Bush tax cuts Freshmen arrive in Congress with many questions 2010 elections highlight Obama's eroding base Emanuel formally announces run for Chicago mayor A New GOP Battle Cry Guy Benson Sarah Palin Writes an Open Letter to Republican Freshmen Members of Congress Elisabeth Meinecke "Not It" -- Democrats Avoiding 2012 DSCC Chairmanship Like the Plague Guy Benson The Softer Side of Gov. Chris Christie Sarah Palin's Alaska - Salmon Traditions Sarah Palin's Alaska - Willow's Birthday Malkin Criticizes Pelosi for Trying to Push DREAM Act We are not for sale Politicizing the Pentagon Obama Hits the Trifecta of Failure in Seoul The Lone Star State's Good Reasons for Going It Alone on Education Standards Myanmar's Suu Kyi, newly free, calls for talks APNews Israeli Cabinet to consider US settlement proposal APNews Obama says START treaty remains 'top priority' APNews Afghan militants torch NATO convoy; blasts kill 3 APNews Obama makes return visit to sacred Buddha statue APNews 5 dead, 6 hurt in SoCal crash with several cycles APNews Asia-Pacific leaders vow to work for freer trade APNews Obama leaves Japan, heads back to United States APNews APNews U.N.-backed investigators shake up Guatemala APNews O'Reilly: Fox-o-Phobia Dick Morris: Obama May Face Left-Wing Primary Lopez: Don't Give Up on Marriage Shaw Crouse: Why Obama Will Not Move to the Center Marsden: Why Do Business Stars Make Bad Politicians? Horowitz: Native American Farmers Shake the Public Money Tree Malkin: Throw Carol Browner Under the Bus Williams: Palin Loyalty Tough to Beat in a GOP Primary Race Coulter: Repeal the 26th Amendment! Glick: Addressing Our Homegrown Enemies
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UCLA to present Shakuhachi music, Nov 15, 3-5PM

Cultural News Email Daily   Cultural News Email Daily is edited by Shige Higashi of Cultural News in Los Angeles, California. The goal of Cultural News is to tie together with enthusiasts of Japanese culture in Southern California. The indexing at www.culturalnews.com is most comprehensive source of Japanese culture in the region. This is a membership site. Join Cultural News Club! UCLA to present Shakuhachi music, Nov 15, 3-5 PM UCLA Paul I. and Hisako Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies Colloquium Kaoru Kakizakai, Shakuhachi performer and instructor of the International Shakuhachi Training Center A Presentation of Shakuhachi Honkyoku: Performance and Talk Introductions and opening remarks will be made by UCLA ethnomusicology professor, Bill Schultz Monday, November 15, 2010 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Faculty Center, Hacienda Room in the UCLA Westwood Campus Los Angeles, CA 90095 Shakuhachi performer and instructor Kaoru Kakizakai Kaoru Kakizakai was born in Chichibu, Saitama Prefecture in 1959 and started playing the kena while he was in his teens. At 21 he started playing the shakuhachi in the Kinko style. His teacher recognized an unusual ability to play so he recommended him study with the master,Yokoyama Katsuya. He graduated from the NHK Traditional Music Conservatory and is the winner of the prestigious Kumamoto All Japan Hogaku competition. He has recorded with Yokoyama sensei on his CDs and videos and is a popular leader of shakuhachi workshops for the International Shakuhachi Training Center (Kokusai Shakuhachi Kenshukan) in Tokyo. He has performed extensively in America, Europe, Asia, and Australia and is a faculty member of the Boulder Colorado summer intensive camps as well as the Australian Shakuahchi Festivals. Currently he is research fellow at the Tokyo College of Music, full time instructor for the International Shakuhachi Kenshukan and NHK Culture Centre and President of the International Shakuhachi Kenshu-kan Chichibu School and Higashi Yamato School. The UCLA Colloquium is free and open to UCLA students, faculty and staff, and invited guests. www.international.ucla.edu/japan

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