TH Daily - January 22 - Bill O'Reilly, Larry Kudlow, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann, Kyle Olson, Janice Shaw Crouse and More

Show Me the Money, Haiti Bill O'Reilly: I would like to see Clinton and Bush demand accountability from the Haitian government right now. ... more GE's Immelt on the Hot Seat Larry Kudlow: Can Obama's new advisor shine a light on corporate tax cuts? ... more The Perils of Palin Dick Morris and Eileen McGann: Palin needs to rise above the left's attacks. If she is going to run for president, she needs to be presidential. ... more Antidote to Government's Education Monopoly Kyle Olson: Americans are beginning to understand that the government-run assembly-line education system is not working. ... more Peace in Our Time? Janice Shaw Crouse: In these times when irrational hatreds erupt in such terrifying tragedy, Rodney King's nearly 20-year-old question re-echoes. Hard experience answers: No, not really. Not in this fallen world. ... more Financial Prudence Could End Culture Wars Kathryn Lopez: Has our financial mess brought us to the brink of getting beyond the culture wars? ... more Israel as the Banana Republic Caroline Glick: As long as Livni remains powerful and loyal to their agenda, forces in the US government that despise the Jewish state will be able to rest easy. ... more Judge John Roll Was a Hero: Why Didn't We Know This? Sandy Rios: Federal Judge John Roll was killed in Tucson trying to save another man's life. As soon as madman Jared Lee Loughner finished his attempt to murder Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, he turned his gun on the people to his left, then the people to his right. ... more Every Dollar Has a Sponsor Rich Galen: The chatter around Your Nation's Capital among the cognoscenti, the intelligentsia, and smarty-pantses over the past 24 hours was: Is there any real meaning to the House vote to repeal Obamacare? ... more		NH GOP weighs chairman, straw poll Emanuel plans campaign push in Chicago mayor race Hu urges closer US-China ties as world powers Emanuel raises more than $10M for Chicago mayor House to vote on abolishing campaign matching fund Keith Olbermann Leaving MSNBC Elisabeth Meinecke A Big Step Forward for Civil Discourse Carol Platt Liebau Jon Stewart on Rep. Steve Cohen's Nonsense: Stop Calling the Other Guys 'Nazis' Chris Field Oklahoma Challenges Obamacare in Federal Court Hipsters and Community Organizers Protest Walmart Developer's Home U.S. China Relations a Tightrope Walk? Palin Privately Exploring Presidential Run? Where's the Border Fence? 10 Things You Won't Hear in Obama's State of the Union On Kermit Gosnell, the Times Passes NBC Toning Down the Rhetoric? Obama says opening markets key to jobs APNews Iran talks end with no agreement APNews APNews Nepal communists give up control over ex-fighters APNews Obama says opening markets key to jobs APNews 15 people die in Uganda bus crash, baby survives APNews The nation's weather APNews Saudi man dies after setting himself on fire APNews Experts to review evidence at Knox trial APNews Once-feared Tunisian police join protesters APNews Malkin: The Philadelphia Horror Adams: Kermit the Dog Hewitt: What The Hedgehog Knows About the GOP Presidential Race Bozell: MTV's Sordid 'Skins' Limbaugh: House Vote To Repeal More Than Symbolic Goldberg: A Solution at Obama's Fingertips Buchanan: How the Chinese Must See Us Coulter: Mud Libel Hanson: The Bloomberg Syndrome Rios: Judge John Roll Was a Hero
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Cultural News Email Daily                       Cultural News Email Daily is edited by Shige Higashi, Japanese culture coordinator in Los Angeles, to spread information about affordable programs and events in Southern California for appreciating Japanese tradition. Your support to Cultural News would be appreciated. www.culturalnews.com/donation Communities do not exist without the efforts to build our communities. As our contribution to the local community, Cultural News now provides obituaries in the Japanese American community of Southern California. www.culturalnews.com/obituary is updated daily. Taiko ensemble Kodo of Japan to return to Disney Hall, Feb. 10, 8:00 PM A KODO photo by Maiko Miyagawa KODO Performers Kazuki Imagai Masaru Tsuji Masami Miyazaki Mitsuru Ishizuka Kenzo Abe Shogo Yoshii Kenta Nakagome Tokio Takahashi Tsuyoshi Maeda Eri Uchida Mariko Omi Yosuke Kusa Akira Takahashi   World renowned taiko ensemble Kodo of Japan will return to Walt Disney Concert Hall on Thursday, February 10, at 8:00 pm. Kodo's 30th Anniversary - One Earth Tour in North America will begin on January 26 at Spokane, Washington, and continue until March 22 at Utica, New York.        Since their debut at the Berlin Festival in 1981, Kodo have given over 3300 performances on all five continents, spending about a third of the year overseas, a third touring in Japan and a third resting and preparing new material on Sado Island in Northern part of Japan.   Exploring the limitless possibilities of the traditional Japanese drum, the taiko, Kodo is forging new directions for a vibrant living art-form.   In Japanese the word "Kodo" conveys two meanings: Firstly, "heartbeat" the primal source of all rhythm. The sound of the great taiko is said to resemble a mother's heartbeat as felt in the womb, and it is no myth that babies are often lulled asleep by its thunderous vibrations.   Secondly, read in a different way, the word can mean "children of the drum," a reflection of Kodo's desire to play the drums simply, with the heart of a child.   Kodo strives to both preserve and re-interpret traditional Japanese performing arts.   Beyond this, members on tours and research trips all over the globe have brought back to Sado a kaleidoscope of world music and experiences which now exerts a strong influence on the group's performances and compositions.   Kodo strives to both preserve and re-interpret traditional Japanese performing arts.   Collaborations with other artists and composers extend right across the musical spectrum and Kodo's lack of preconceptions about its music continues to produce startling new fusion and forms.   Tickets are from $45.75 to $103. For reservation, visit www.laphil.com    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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