TH Daily - February 12 - Bill O'Reilly, Brent Bozell, Larry Kudlow, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann, Oliver North and More

True Believers Bill O'Reilly: Presidents Obama and Bush the Younger have one striking similarity: self-assurance. After speaking with both men recently, I am firmly convinced that they are convinced their policies are/were right for the nation. ... more More F-Bombs for Your iPod Brent Bozell: The top of the pop charts has become a low, low place indeed. Just last summer, the singer Cee Lo Green took popular culture one rung lower into the sewer with the release of his song titled "F--- You." ... more Obama = Reagan? Larry Kudlow: A week after Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday celebration, comparisons between presidents Obama and Reagan continue. ... more $100 Billion in Cuts: Go for It Dick Morris and Eileen McGann: Now is the time for the House Republicans to challenge President Obama to cut spending by voting to slash non-defense discretionary spending by the full $100 billion they promised in their 2010 campaign! ... more Numbness on the Nile Oliver North: On Thursday morning, the heads of America's intelligence services went to Capitol Hill to testify before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence on worldwide threats to the United States. ... more Conservatism On the Rise Mike Needham: It's been a long time since you could say this, but last week was a great week for conservatives in Washington. ... more "Share Your Profits" And "Sue Your Boss" Are Not Job Growth Strategies Austin Hill: Think back a long time ago. Stretch your mind, and go all the way back to January 21st, 2011. ... more Rethink the Patriot Act David Harsanyi: This week, the House failed to pass a one-year reauthorization of three provisions of the Patriot Act, even though the Republican leadership tried fast-tracking the effort without allowing the traditional airing of grievances. ... more Living in Misery With Abortion Kathryn Lopez: She was "small, bubbly and joyful. She had a radiant smile," with a "sweet" face. And yet, she wept. ... more		WH contenders woo conservative activists Pawlenty: Obama projecting weakness to world Romney says don't be fooled by changed Obama Trump dangles potential 2012 bid before CPAC Cheney makes surprise appearance at CPAC Utah Senator Mike Lee Talking Orrin Hatch, Healthcare, Pirates, and More... Guy Benson Going on Offense: AZ Governor Countersuing Federal Government Over Immigration Guy Benson Blogger Briefing: Tim Pawlenty Guy Benson Ron Paul: Where are the Jobs? Pence: Deny Federal Funding to Planned Parenthood Democrats Against ObamaCare Mandate Donald Rumsfeld Dishes on Hannity The Breakdown of the Traditional Business Model Dutch Pedophile Political Party Dissolved Egypt: It's the Economy, Stupid Obamacare Waivers Mount, Still Iraq unearths mass grave northeast of Baghdad APNews Uganda opposition threatens Egypt-style protests APNews Security forces in Yemen beat protesters APNews Algeria: Thousands turn out for pro-reform protest APNews Lawyer: Musharraf accused in Bhutto death APNews Egyptians hopeful but face uncertain future APNews Reopening of Egypt Exchange put off by 3 more days APNews Rwanda jails opposition leader, fines 3 others APNews Australian editor of Myanmar newspaper jailed APNews Egypt's revolt met with wide support, censorship APNews Malkin: De-Fund the Predators of Planned Parenthood Buchanan: Bush's New 'Axis of Evil' Coulter: Dear Mainstream Media Reporter Who Wasted My Time Lambro: I Hate to Burst Your Bubble; U.S. Government Is To Blame Limbaugh: GOP Infighting Is a Positive Development Thomas: Told You So Charen: When They Grow Up Chavez: Slaying Sacred Cows West: No Matter What Their U.S. Name, They're the Muslim Brotherhood Towery: JFK and Ronald Reagan
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Tomorrow / Lecture "My Mingei Legacy" by Founder of Mingei Int'l Museum, Feb 13, 2:00PM

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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. Lecture "My Mingei Legacy" by Founder of  Mingei Int'l Museum, Feb 13, 2:00PM Martha Longenecker, Founder of Mingei International Museum The Shumei Arts Council in Pasadena will present lecture "My Mingei Legacy" by Dr. Martha Longenecker, Founder and Director Emeritus of the Mingei International Museum in San Diego on Sunday, February 13, at 2:00 pm at Shumei Hall, 2430 East Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91107. Free admission. For more information, call (626) 584-8841. www.shumeiarts.org   Mingei or Folk Art was coined by Soetsu Yanagi in 1920s in Japan. Yanagi rescued lowly pot used by common people in the Edo and Meiji period that were disappearing in rapidly urbanizing Japan. The Japan Folk Craft Museum was established by Yanagi in Tokyo in 1936.    Inspired by the vision of mingei and the movement's founder Yanagi, Dr. Longenecker guided the direction of the Mingei International Museum in San Diego for over 37 years.   Her goal was to bring art of the people to the people of the San Diego region and beyond.   Martha W. Longenecker's career in art is multi-faceted; she is an artist, craftsman, and educator.   She studied painting with famed California artist Millard Sheets at Claremont Graduate School, were she received an Art Education Credential and a Master of Fine Arts Degree.   Establishing her own ceramics studio in Claremont, California, she made wheel-thrown stoneware forms that were exhibited nationally through Dalzell Hatfield Galleries from 1944 to 1964.   She is a Professor of Art Emeritus of San Diego State University.   In 2003, Dr. Longenecker received the Order of the Rising Sun With Gold Rays and Rosettes from the Emperor of Japan.   Her lecture at Shumei Hall will present an overview of the Mingei Museum and show how objects in its collection transcend time, place, and culture. 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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