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After losing corner/nickel back Kelvin Hayden to a season-ending hamstring injury eight days ago, the Chicago Bears were expected to pick up a veteran replacement to bolster their defensive backfield. On Sunday, the Bears signed versatile defensive back Derrick Martin to a one-year contract.
In a corresponding move, the Bears also waived first-year safety Cyhl Quarles to open a roster spot for Martin. Following those moves, the Bears' offseason roster currently stands at its maximum limit of 90 players.
The eighth-year Martin is coming off a season with the New England Patriots after initially signing with the team last October. Martin appeared in five of the Patriots' final eight regular season games in last year, recording five tackles and one sack.
Although Martin spent most of his career as a reserve defensive back – who can play outside, in the slot and safety – he also performed special teams duties. Despite typically being billed as a safety, Martin also has experience at the nickel spot – where the Bears apparently most need him considering their current defensive backfield situation.
Bears' 2012 draft pick Isaiah Frey was initially expected to get the first shot at locking up the nickel cornerback position, to fill the void left by Hayden. After spending all of last season on the Bears' practice squad, Frey one of the most surprising players to step up in training camp to this point. But the 28-year-old Martin poses tight competition for the job with the promise of adding veteran presence at the Bears' backfield.
A sixth-round pick out of Wyoming in the 2006 NFL draft, Martin spent his first three years in the NFL with the Ravens, which included his most productive season in 2007 when he played all 16 games with three starts, recording 40 tackles, seven passes defensed and two interceptions. Martin also spent time with the Green Bay Packers (2009-2010) and New York Giants (2011), which included winning back-to-back Super Bowl championships with the two teams.
The 5-fot-10, 180-pound Martin appeared in 66 career games with four starts, while amassing 37 career tackles, three interceptions, eight pass breakups, one sack and one fumble recovery.
According to NFL.com, the Bears also worked out free agent cornerback Rod Hood - who spent time with the Bears previously (in 2009), and former Bengals defensive back Jason Allen.
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CRESTVIEW HILLS – Dixie Heights could not have played a tougher Northern Kentucky schedule to start the season.
The Colonels' first three contests were played against the top three teams in the Enquirer Coaches' Poll – Newport Central Catholic, Covington Catholic and Highlands. After being blown out by those three opponents, the Colonels could have gone in the tank and called 2011 a wasted season. Instead, they have rallied for back-to-back wins, including a 34-27 victory over Boone County in the District opener on Sept. 23.
"I think everybody was just disappointed with the slow start," Dixie Heights head coach Tom Spritzky said. "Sometimes credit has to go to your opponent, and our opponents are pretty good."
Despite playing the toughest competition, the Colonels took no solace in defeat. It hurt even more that the three losses came by an average score of 53-20. The players' confidence was shook.
"I'd be lying if I told you our confidence didn't take a hit," Spritzky said. "We were down after the slow start."
The disappointing losing streak was compounded by the high expectations placed on Dixie Heights entering the season. The team also had high expectations for itself.
Star quarterback Zeke Pike missed the season opener, but the results did not change too much upon his return. The Colonels still had lots of work to do, Pike included. The team continued to work and the efforts have paid off in the form of two straight wins.
"People thought we'd be real good just because Zeke Pike is our quarterback, but it takes more than one guy," Spritzky said. "I think our inexperienced players are starting to come along."
The Colonels scored their first win of the season against Conner on Sept. 9, then had a bye week to build on the success. The Colonels used the extra week for some introspection and saw that there was still plenty of mistakes that needed to be cleaned up.
"We spent the bye week working on us," Spritzky said. "We really needed to focus on ourselves."
The extra week of preparation helped, but the Colonels still had some doubts entering their matchup against the fifth-ranked Rebels. A quick scoring drive on their first possession of the game gave the Colonels confidence, said Spritzky.
"We came into the game wondering if we had enough to turn it around," he said.
The game plan was simplified and the Colonels decided to win in the trenches. Pike attempted just 19 passes, but completed 12 for 173 yards and a touchdown. Goose Cohorn caught six passes for 130 yards, including touchdown that capped the opening drive. Pike rushed for three scores. In the absence of injured running back Seth Bruns, Colin Justice stepped up. Justice rushed 17 times for 122 yards and the game's final touchdown. The offensive line responded to the challenge and won the game for the Colonels.
"We felt like we really needed to just put a little pressure on our linemen to get a good push," he said. "We wanted to run our power at them with Justice and Pike."
The game plan should be similar this week against another top 10 opponent. The offensive line will again need to step up and win the battle in the trenches if the Colonels are going to defeat fourth-ranked Beechwood.
"We've got to be better than them up front," Spritzky said. "That's where you win games."
Despite the early-season slump, the Colonels now sit tied atop their district with Ryle. After the Beechwood game, Dixie Heights plays three straight district opponents. Playing the area's top four teams in non-district games should have the Colonels ready to go.
"Hopefully playing a tougher schedule earlier has prepared us," said Spritzky. "We need to be playing our best at season's end."
The Colonels host Beechwood at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30.
Other Kenton County football scores:
Holmes 58, Pendleton County 14
After totaling 46 points through their first four contests, the Bulldogs (3-2) exploded for 58 in a 58-14 home win over Pendleton County.
Quarterback Rashawn Coston passed for 109 yards and two scores and ran for another score. Jonathon Scruggs ran for two touchdowns and returned a kickoff for a score.
Next up: Holmes plays at 7 p.m., Friday, Sept. 30, at Newport Central Catholic.
Dixie Heights 34, Boone County 27
The Colonels (2-3) won their second straight contest, thanks to a punishing rushing attack. Colin Justice rushed 17 times for 122 yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Zeke Pike ran for three scores and passed for another. Goose Cohorn caught six passes for 130 yards and a touchdown.
Next up: The Colonels host Beechwood at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30.
Beechwood 65, Elizabethtown 22
The Tigers (4-1) dominated, jumping out to a 37-0 lead after one quarter.
Cameron Vocke rushed 13 times for 214 yards and three touchdowns. Max Nussbaum added two touchdowns. Quarterback Taylor Davis passed for three scores.
Next up: The Tigers play at 7 p.m., Friday, Sept. 30, at Dixie Heights.
Holy Cross 53, Lloyd 14
Kyle Fuller accounted for 366 yards of offense in leading the Indians (4-2) past the Juggernauts (2-4).
Fuller completed 14 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns and rushed 14 times for 145 yards and two scores. Sophomore Jalen Beal scored twice for the Indians.
Quarterback Dexter Smith led Lloyd with 22 carries for 129 yards and a touchdown.
Next up: The Indians host Newport at 7 p.m. Sept. 30. The Juggernauts play at 7 p.m., Sept. 30, at Bishop Brossart.
Newport 37, Ludlow 24
A slow start doomed the Panthers (1-4), as Newport jumped out to a 21-0 lead.
Chris Yates caught two touchdown passes and returned a punt 88 yards for a score as the Panthers tried to claw back. Quarterback Mitchell Cody added a fourth-quarter touchdown run to cut the deficit to 11, but the Panthers could not overcome the early hole. Cody finished with 171 yards passing, with 140 of the yards going to Yates.
Next up: The Panthers host Nicholas County at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30.
Cooper 39, Scott 0
The Eagles (2-3) were blanked by Cooper. The Cooper defense shut down Scott's offense. The Eagles tallied just 35 yards of offense in the first half while falling behind 22-0 at the break. The Eagles turned the ball over four times and did not cross midfield.
Next up: Scott has a bye week and returns to play Oct. 7 at Grant County.
Highlands 42, Covington Catholic 37
This game lived up to the hype. The Colonels (4-2) rolled up 415 yards of offense, but twice were stopped deep in Highlands territory in the second half.
CovCath settled for a field goal in the third quarter despite having first and goal at the one yard line. The Colonels' final drive stalled at the Bluebirds' 17 yard line. Blake Bir was 22-32 for 194 yards and three touchdowns. Gabe Gray rushed 30 times for 167 yards and two touchdowns. Michael Best caught eight passes for 71 yards and a score.
Next up: The Colonels travel to Pendleton County Sept. 30 for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
Ryle 21, Simon Kenton 6
The Pioneers (2-3) found themselves in an early hole, down 14-0 just six minutes into the game.
The offense struggled to move the ball and was held scoreless until the final quarter. The Pioneers were held to 244 total yards. Nate Powell led the Pioneers with 79 yards and one touchdown on 22 carries. Mikey Krallman's blocked punt led to the Pioneers' lone scoring drive.
Next up: Simon Kenton plays at 7 p.m. Sept. 30 at Campbell County.
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Air Travel: Steady increase of incidents over 20 years
Susan Lazaruk, The ProvincePublished: Friday, May 09, 2014
Are our rides in the sky getting bumpier? Turbulence reports have risen steadily since Transport Canada started keeping statistics 20 years ago.
Only a couple of dozen "turbulence encounters" were reported to the Civil Aviation Daily Occurrence Reporting System (CADORS) in its first year, but that number has risen 10 fold since.
The number of flights affected by turbulence, caused by weather, mountains or the wake of other aircraft, peaked in 2012, when there were 337 incidents reported to CADORS. In 1996, there were just 23.
The jolts, shakes and shimmies that spill drinks, shift stowed luggage and cause injuries at times serious enough to force emergency landings frighten travellers.
"I was shocked when I did research about the aviation industry, and far and away the No. 1 concern for passengers was turbulence," said Boston-based pilot Patrick Smith, who runs a website called askthepilot.com and whose new book, Cockpit Confidential, looks at the phenomenon.
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Only dozens each year are injured by turbulence, and almost all are cabin crew or unbuckled passengers, said Smith.
"In the whole history of modern aviation, the number of crashes caused by turbulence could probably be counted on a few fingers," he said. "I can't think of one."
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration calls inflight turbulence the leading cause of injuries to passengers and flight attendants, and it said 300 people were seriously hurt by turbulence since the 1980s and three died (two of whom weren't wearing seat belts).
In March, a Mexico-bound flight from Edmonton made an emergency medical landing in Montana after it hit 90 seconds of "extreme turbulence" that tossed two flight attendants into the air.
And in February, a flight attendant was hospitalized after hitting the ceiling because of turbulence on a Dash 8 descending to Terrace; a flight attendant cracked a ceiling panel with her head and a baby flew out of her mother's arms when a 737 jet from Denver hit 26 seconds of severe turbulence; eight people were sent to hospital after a Cathay Pacific 747 hit turbulence over Japan; and a 777 jet returned to Newark, N.J., after five crew were hurt by turbulence.
CADORS includes pilots reporting "temporary loss of control of the aircraft" because of turbulence, including a British Airways Boeing 747 en route to Vancouver in 2011 buffeted by winds changing from 120 knots to 50 knots and back to 120 knots.
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Daniel Slunder of the Canadian Federal Pilots Association said he hasn't heard of increased reports from its members.
Smith, who's been flying since 1990 and has 12,000 pilot hours, said there's been no formal studies showing turbulence is up and no standardized protocol by which to identify or report it.
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The End of Malware? Cybersecurity Predictions for 2022
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This is the fourth story in a multi-part series on the future of digital security.
If you're wondering what online security will look like in the year 2022, analysts have both good news and bad news.
The good news: There will probably be smarter security, international treaties regulating cyberwar and, most significantly, no more malware. The bad news: There will be increased attacks from non-malware vectors, as well as smarter hackers and countries that ignore all treaties regulating cyberwar.
Generational shifts, both in personnel and technology, will help drive these changes. Digital "natives" who've grown up using the Internet will assume the reins of power from baby-boomer politicians and businessmen, but those "natives" will face off against hackers for whom the infamous Conficker worm might as well have infected rotary phones.
Ubiquitous computing will minimize hacking risks by hard-wiring limitations into specialized devices. But ubiquitous computing will also provide new avenues of attack, said Martin Libicki, author of "Cyberdeterrence and Cyberwar" (Rand Publishing, 2009) and a senior policy analyst at the Rand Corporation in Santa Monica, Calif.
"For individuals, I see three vectors [over the next 10 years] — one good, two bad," Libicki told SecurityNewsDaily. "The good one is that people and companies are getting smarter about security than ever before. The bad ones are that hackers are also getting smarter, and the other is that many more users are signing up, which means more targets."
"For policy, right now, the people in power don't understand cyberwar. I think with the new generation, there's hope that will change," Libicki said. "Look how long it took for people to understand that nuclear weapons weren't just bigger [conventional] bombs. It took 20 years — basically between Hiroshima and the Cuban missile crisis."
No more malware ...
The biggest change that Libicki identified was a likely end to malicious software. Citing the lack of viruses and other malware written for iPhones, iPads and other devices that run Apple's iOS platform (and aren't "jailbroken" to get around security restrictions), Libicki touted Apple's rigid app screening as "evidence that it's possible to deliver a product with far fewer malware problems than previously thought possible."
Of course, that doesn't mean the end of hacking. In place of malware, Libicki expects to see a rise in denial of service-style attacks on websites, spear-phishing emails and SQL injections into online databases, among other forms of hacking.
These alternative routes of attack will only increase, he said, as social networking sites, cloud-computing servers and ubiquitous Internet-connected sensors provide avenues for hackers to attack your personal information without interfering with your personal hardware.
Another important change highlighted by Libicki concerns the relationship between policy makers and technology. Soon, the generation that grew up with digital technology will begin replacing politicians who gleefully boast about their inability to use the Internet.
This generational shift will empower policy-makers who understand, say, the value of precisely defining "cyberwar," or of pointing out how intellectual-property law differs in the digital realm from the physical one.
… but the digital arms race will continue
Unfortunately, Libicki also notes that the rapid advance of technology may very well outpace the coming of age of this new generation.
For instance, in 2000, Richard A. Clarke, the former White House cybersecurity adviser, presented Congress with the U.S. government's first-ever plan for cybersecurity. In it, Clarke identified worms and viruses as the main vector for threats against the U.S.
Within a year, changes in operating-system architecture, Internet use and malware design had rendered Clarke's plan almost entirely obsolete, Libicki said.
On a broader front, it's certain that a new generation of bureaucrats will craft well-thought-out international agreements covering topics such as cyberwar and intellectual property. But enforcing the inevitable treaties regulating online activity may prove next to impossible.
After all, countries routinely flout easily verifiable bans on nuclear proliferation when it interests them. Violating a treaty on digital copyrights or cyberespionage would be even easier and less risky, notes Libicki.
So that might be the security environment of 2022: lots of threats, but none worth losing sleep over; high-security software being undone by user error; and governments unable to extend their power into cyberspace. Perhaps another 10 years won't bring that much change after all.
This story was provided by SecurityNewsDaily, a sister site to TechNewsDaily.


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Bears players wearing their "Pink the Rink" shirts in a photo auctioned off at Saturday's Bears game (All photos by Kyle Mace)
Saturday night, the Hershey Bear Wives joined forces with Mixed Up Productions at Giant Center to help raise money for the American Cancer Society. The players painted their sticks pink, some of which were used in warm-ups before the game against the Marlies, and were then put into a silent auction.
The Wives sold hard hats and megaphones signed by different players for $5 along with the sticks and a few photos of the players having some fun with the pink stuff. "[Mike Miller of Mixed Up Productions] came and wanted to do a big thing for Breast Cancer. They got the megaphones and the hats and the t-shirts and donated all of it." said Sharlene Kane, wife of Boyd.
"We were hoping to do it in October," said Kane, "but we heard about Pink the Rink and this big thing in November came up."
The unique merchandise was a big hit with Bears fans. Now they can look forward to the next charitable event this Saturday with the Teddy Bear toss.
Check out some of the photos from the event
Braden Holtby stretching with his pink stick during warm-ups
Dany Sabourin takes a puck with his stick
Garrett Mitchell fishes pucks out of the net
TJ Syner skates with his stick
A few of the pink sticks for auction
Steve Oleksy's name in pink on his stick
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There's really no introduction to or summary of this video that could give it proper justice. Let's just say it involves ESPN's Kenny Mayne and several members of the Vikings doing a satirical feature on QB Brett Favre and his endorsement of Wrangler Jeans.
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By bass8 on Jan 18, 2010 | Reply
Funny video….so happy for the Vikings…An outstanding victory for an outstanding team….GO VIKINGS!!! GO BRETT!!!!
By VikingsDefenseFan on Jan 18, 2010 | Reply
Wow, that is hilarious lol.
By Dthayer on Jan 18, 2010 | Reply
this video is hilarious!
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yea I saw that it was so funny when Jared was wearing little shorts ohhh god it was so funny
By Greg on Jan 18, 2010 | Reply
Good stuff right there. i can`t stop laughing..
By m. andre on Jan 18, 2010 | Reply
I like how Coach plays it cool with a little acid wash jeans to smooth over the "Schism" situation with his QB. No surprise that #69 would be hilarious in this too
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jared called it a canadian tuxedo…….classic
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oh my gosh, hilarious! I was laughing so hard! go Vikes! go Brett!


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Book Review: Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief
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Check out the youtube video of the Church and how they destroyed the Cult Awareness Network (CAN). The litigated CAN to bankruptcy.
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Check out the youtube video of the Church and how they destroyed the Cult Awareness Network (CAN). The litigated CAN to bankruptcy.
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If this occurs in China, not sure it is malware.
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The Devil can answer...
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thank you.
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Interesting tool. I am planning to write a script for an online version. Do you know if anyone already did that?
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The church keeps Miscavige out of sight. If he were on Nighline or 60 Minutes; they would make minced meat out of him.
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::::so others cannot read it. that will cause a best-seller blip
Does not make sense. The publisher will just print more.
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FAA approval is very specific.
Very time consuming.
Very costly.
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:) Perl will be around for decades...just like Cobol.
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Hearing about those wild things would require even MORE auditing
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But of the movement is on the way down, like others have said, there will be no CoS in 200-500 years.
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Interesting...thank you.
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Know any dunkers who can't run a mile? How about a marathoner who can't clear a phone book? The difference might lie in the makeup of their skeletal (aka foundational) muscles. Humans have two general types of skeletal muscle fibers: slow-twitch (type I) and fast-twitch (type II). Slow-twitch muscles help enable lower intensity, higher endurance movements such as distance running, while fast-twitch muscles fatigue faster, but are used in more powerful movements such as sprinting.
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Fast-twitch muscles break down into two categories: "moderate fast-twitch" (type IIa) and "fast-twitch" (type IIb). Moderate fast-twitch muscles are larger, thicker, quicker to contract, and wear out more rapidly than slow-twitch. Fast-twitch, the most powerful and lowest in endurance, are activated when the body nears its maximum exertion.
Here's how it works: During aerobic exercises such as running or swimming, slow-twitch fibers are the first to contract. When the slow-twitch fibers become tired, fast-twitch varieties begin to take over. During high-intensity exercises that require quick, powerful movements (like jumping or sprinting), fast-twitch muscles contract first.
There are significant benefits to mixing high- and low-intensity workouts (and in the process working fast and slow twitch muscle fibers!). Aerobic slow-twitch exercises increase stamina and oxygen supply, allowing the body to burn energy— i.e. calories— for longer periods of time. Fast-twitch exercises burn considerably more energy in less time, and can lead to gains in muscle mass that may help trigger weight loss, lower blood pressure, and improve strength [1]. A well-rounded workout routine includes a combination of intense and endurance exercises and can help the body adapt and perform in a variety of scenarios [2].
I Like the Way You Move — Your Action Plan
There's no conclusive evidence that muscle fibers can naturally transform from fast- to slow-twitch or vice versa. Still, fast-twitch fibers can be converted into moderate fast-twitch, or vice versa, through increases in endurance or resistance training [3]. To work on endurance, spend 30 minutes doing an activity like walking, jogging, dancing, swimming, tennis, or distance running. For resistance exercises, try weight training or bodyweight exercises.
But before getting carried away, it's important to set realistic goals. Fast-twitch muscle depletes with age considerably more than slow-twitch, so increasing muscle power is less feasible later in life [4]. Fortunately, both resistance and endurance exercise slow the loss of muscle mass and force due to age [5], and resistance training can build muscle in older adults.
Generally, when muscles are forced to work differently, the body is taken out of its comfort zone, and the result is a better workout. Recognizing the most challenging levels of endurance or resistance training is key to boosting workout efficiency and performance.


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The eagerly awaited new novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling Dresden Files series.
After being murdered by a mystery assailant, navigating his way through the realm between life and death, and being brought back to the mortal world, Harry realizes that maybe death wasn't all that bad. Because he is no longer Harry Dresden, Chicago's only professional wizard.
He is now Harry Dresden, Winter Knight to Mab, the Queen of Air and Darkness. After Harry had no choice but to swear his fealty, Mab wasn't about to let something as petty as death steal away the prize she had sought for so long. And now, her word is his command, no matter what she wants him to do, no matter where she wants him to go, and no matter who she wants him to kill.
Guess which Mab wants first?
Of course, it won't be an ordinary, everyday assassination. Mab wants her newest minion to pull off the impossible: kill an immortal. No problem there, right? And to make matters worse, there exists a growing threat to an unfathomable source of magic that could land Harry in the sort of trouble that will make death look like a holiday.
Beset by enemies new and old, Harry must gather his friends and allies, prevent the annihilation of countless innocents, and find a way out of his eternal subservience before his newfound powers claim the only thing he has left to call his own…
His soul.
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Project by Janie Medley Photos by Rachel May Photography Decorate your ceiling with hanging floral arrangements! We'll show you how to create your own blooming chandeliers in a few easy steps. Ingredients: Seeded Eucalyptus and Silver Dollar Eucalyptus Fresh Flowers (I used ranunculus and zinnias) Scissors Floral Wire Green Wire Wreath – I used one large and two small ones How To: Step One: Separate the eucalyptus into smaller bunches. Step Two: Place the eucalyptus on the wire frame and secure it on with the floral wire. Continue this process until the frame is completely covered. Note..you want to make sure some of the eucalyptus is hanging over the sides of the wreath. A completed wire wreath covered with the eucalyptus. To add the flowers to the wreath, you can use floral water picks or you can wire them on. You can hang the flower chandeliers with ribbon or use the 12 gauge silver Aluminum wire. Voila!
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A common question brides ask their cake bakers is: "Which type of cake frosting should I choose?" Hold your sweet tooth because we've been pasting primed from our ultimate cake frosting dictionary filled with different types, each with its own look and taste:
Buttercream - Without a doubt, the most popular type of cake frosting. It's sweet, buttery flavor is hard to resist.
Rolled Fondant - It's dough-like consistency made from sugar paste is kneaded with flavor (like marshmallows) and rolled out before it's applied to the exterior of any firm type of cake. Although it's expensive, many people don't like its chewy texture and bland taste. So, if you want it for its look, consider asking for a layer of buttercream frosting placed underneath the smooth sheet of fondant to lock in moisture.
Ganache - Made from a combination of bittersweet or semisweet chocolate and heavy cream, it's the richest type of cake frosting. However, it has to be kept refrigerated! In order to get it's thickness, ganache has to cool before pouring over the cake. The longer you allow it to cool, the thicker it will be.
Cream Cheese - Generally topped on rich-flavored cakes such as red velvet, carrot, and pumpkin, cream cheese frosting is thicker and less fluffy than buttercream frosting. Remember, they both are soft frostings, which means unless crusted, heat and humidity are concerns.
Whipped Cream - Whipped cream frosting is perfect for a fruit or mixed berry cake due to it's light texture.
Meringue - This frosting holds up well in the heat and humidity, especially on pies, tarts, and puddings, but unfortunately, it's time consuming to make from egg whites.
Marzipan - A paste made from finely ground almonds, marzipan can be rolled out before it's applied to the exterior of the cake, similar to fondant, but should be left out for several days to dry out it's oiliness. Otherwise, it can discolor.
Royal - It's thin-to-stiff consistency dries candy-hard for lasting decorations on the exterior of the cake, especially used for "gluing" flowers to a fondant cake.
Spun Sugar - A caramelized sugar that's pulled into threads as they harden. The threads usually are gathered together to form shapes of all sizes.
Gum Paste - Although we wouldn't recommend covering your entire cake in gum paste, it's another option for lasting decorations on the exterior of the cake. This frosting much like Play-Doh can be molded and tinted into various edible garnishes and colors, respectively.
Fudge - Made from cocoa powder and heavy cream, fudge is a chocolate lover's dream. Its shiny glaze is primarily made for chocolate cakes, but the fudge can mixed with other flavors such as peanut butter, mint, and coffee.
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Photo booths are all the rage at weddings, and why not? They keep your guests entertained! Here's our step-by-step guide to make your own.
Materials Needed:Digital point-and-shoot camera Camera tripod Remote shutter release Backdrop Props
The Camera - Place a digital point-and-shoot camera on top of an extended tripod at eye level, tunr on the flash (unless you're having a spotlight) and connect a remote shutter release so guests can take their own photos. As backup, have polaroid cameras on standby.
Photos (from left to right): This Modern Romance and Anjuli
The Backdrop - Pick a colored or patterned piece of fabric that you can hang. If you're having an indoor wedding, pin it to a wall, or if you're having an outdoor wedding hang from curtain rods, secure with rope, and nail into the ground.
Photos (from left to right): Shelly Kroeger Photography and Birds of a Feather
The Props - Go on a scavenger hunt! Look for props in your own home (like scarves, hats, glasses, frames). or make your own from paper (lips, mustaches, ties). Even provide chalkboards or dry erase boards for guests to write messages on.
Photo: This Modern Romance
The Location - Choose an area that doesn't obstruct the flow of the reception, but is still easily accessible. If you're having an indoor reception, consider a hallway or corner of the ballroom, or if you're having an outdoor wedding, consider next to the DJ that way guests can pose to the beat.
Photo: This Modern Romance
The Extras - After the wedding is all said and done, you're back from your honeymoon, and all the gifts are unwrapped and put away, go through the camera's SD card and save the ones you'd like to put into a scrapbook. Those memories will last a lifetime!
Chances are, your groomsmen are not accustomed to taking formal portraits on the regular. So try to keep things relatively natural and easy for them when it comes to taking pictures. Here are a few of our favorite "poses" for groomsmen shots.
The Classic
The most traditional of the groomsmen poses, your guys stand in a row or, if there are more than five or six of them, in two rows, hands in pockets. It's so GQ.
Photo by Sherri J Photography
The "We're All Friends Here"
Hopefully, all of your groomsmen are pretty close - and even if they aren't, at least they can act like it by putting their arms over each other's shoulders, frat brother style.
Photo by Maxwell Monty Photography
The "Just Taking a Stroll"
Fact: People look more natural in photos if they're in motion. So, tell your groom and groomsmen to take a walk together. Their faces will look much more relaxed, you'll see!
Photo by Melvin Gilbert Photography
The Seated Pose
Your groomsmen may feel more comfortable posing while sitting down. And here's a bonus: these portraits will show off those cute socks!
Photo by Petula Pea Photography
The Groom in Front
It's the groom's special day, so give him some pride of place by having him stand a few steps ahead of the rest of his best buds. This is a particularly nice pose if all of the guys are dressed fairly similarly.
Photo by William Innes Photography
The "Do Something Funny"
Of course, you'll need to take some more traditional portraits, too, but if it helps your guys loosen up, let them have some fun with their portraits. Add props like sunglasses if you'd like!
Photo by Steven and Lily Photography
The Jumping for Joy
If you can get your groomsmen to try it, it's pretty cool to have a shot of them in midair!
Photo by Wren Photography
The Fingerstaches
Need we say more?
Photo by Weston Neuschafer Photography
Looking for more groomsmen attire ideas? Check out our Fashion Editor's board for even more men's attire inspiration!
Formal wedding portraits are a must for any wedding, but that doesn't mean there can't be room for a little creativity.
Related: 8 Groomsmen Portrait Ideas
1. Caught With Their Pants Down
Photo by Shipra Panosian
One sure-fire way to make portraits at a formal wedding seem less, well, formal? Lose the bottom half of the outfit!
2. Caught With Their Pants Down, Part Two
Photo by Shipra Panosian
Lose the bride this time around. Also, let's note how proud the guy all the way on the right looks.
3. The Basket Toss
Photo by Aaron Watson Photography
Just because your wedding party doesn't consist of former cheerleaders doesn't mean you can't steal one of their best moves.
4. The Human Pyramid
Photo by Andi Mans
Try this as a "warm-up" pose before you start taking more formal pictures—it'll loosen everyone up and make smiles come more naturally.
5. Props Galore
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Raid the photo booth prop box for hats, signs, moustaches, whatever, then let the group get crazy.
6. The Harry Potter
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Broomsticks! Because why not?
7. Damnnnnn, Girl
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You know you'll be turning heads and raising eyebrows all day—why not get photographic evidence?
8. Behind the Barn
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The picture pretty much says it all.
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For some couples, choosing a first dance song is super-easy. Maybe you have a song you danced to in high school or a tune you always blast in the car. But for other couples, choosing a first dance song can be a little more complicated. So we looked at our recent real weddings on Project Wedding to see which songs were resonating with couples to provide some inspiration."Better Together" by Jack Johnson "Close Your Eyes" by Michael Buble "You are the Best Thing" by Ray LaMontagne "Hey Pretty Girl" by Kip Moore "All of Me" by John Legend "Marry Me" by Train "I Won't Give Up" by Jason Mraz "La Vie En Rose" by Louis Armstrong "Can't Help Falling in Love With You" by Ingrid Michaelson "Then" by Brad Paisley "Harvest Moon" by Neil Young "At Last" by Etta James "Lego House" by Ed Sheeran "The Book of Love" by Magnetic Fields "Make You Feel My Love" by Bob Dylan (Adele cover) "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" by Frankie Valli "The Way You Look Tonight" by Frank Sinatra "A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green "For Once in My Life" by Stevie Wonder
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After a full week of scoping out the stunning collections at Bridal Fashion Week, a few trends emerged as favorites among the wedding dress set. After sorting through the lot and sussing out our favorites, the 10 that follow are the looks we predict to see on real brides come Fall 2015. Good news: there's something available for everyone, no matter your bridal style.
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Gowns by: Carol Hannah and Amy Kuschel; Photos by Dan Lecca
From flowy sleeves to floaty skirts, these gowns are low mantinence and perfect for dancing. This gown from Alyne also contributed to the rise in boho.
Gowns by Jean-Ralph Thurin and Anna Maier; Photos courtesy of the designer and Dan Lecca
These well-constructed silk gowns will emphasize your curves in all the right places—and look just as striking without any embellishment.
Gowns by Naeem Khan and David''s Bridal; Photos by Dan Lecca
This street style favorite is going bridal, and we have to admit we love the flirty glimpse of midriff. Houghton and Theia also featured crop top bridal looks.
Gowns by Badgley Mischka and Della Giovanna; Photos by Dan Lecca
Gone are the days of silver being the only acceptable accent for brides! The glam gold made an appearance on many runways this season, and it feels luxe and modern. Sarah Jassir and Amsale also featured this metallic accent.
Gowns by Dennis Basso and Inbal Dror; Photos by Dan Lecca
Necklines took a seriously sexy turn this season by dipping lower than ever before. Delphine Manivet and Ines Di Santo's designs also took the plunge.
Gowns by Hayley Paige and Johanna Johnson; Photos by Dan Lecca
This unusual detail really packs personality into an otherwise classic wedding gown, and we bet it'll really wow the crowd when they see the way it moves on the dance floor. This Kelly Faetanini number also makes use the detail.
Gowns by Alfred Angelo and Theia; Photos by Dan Lecca
Between icicle-like shimmer and bundled up snow queens, the Disney movie Frozen definitely served as inspiration for many designers. The brides on Houghton's runway also featured a cozy look.
Looks by Houghton and Naeem Khan; Photos by Dan Lecca
Brides are no longer limited to a dress for their bridal look. Tuck a blouse into a skirt, or opt for a well-tailored pants suit, a perfect ensemble for a same-sex wedding! Rivini also showcased a sheer pantsuit on her runway.
Gowns by Pnina Tornai and Rania Hatoum; Photos by Dan Lecca
The designers this season are daring you to bare by offering sheer skirts, thigh-high slits, and cut-outs galore. Badgley offered illusion detailing, Ines di Santo featured high slits, and Rivini showcased cutouts.
10. Tiered Ball Gowns
Gowns by Anne Barge and Maggie Sottero; Photos by Dan Lecca
For the bride who wants to live out fantasy, this look is playful and romantic! Isabelle Armstrong and Katerina Bocci also made gowns fit for a princess.
Project and Photos by Brittni Mehlhoff of Paper and Stitch Celebrate your bridesmaids and say thank you for all their support, with a hand painted watercolor clutch that matches your wedding colors. This is a great gift for your wedding party that you can easily add your own special touches to. Materials: Small to medium size fabric clutch Spray bottle filled with water Fabric paint in two shades of the same color Paint brush How To: 1. Start by spraying the clutch with a water bottle until damp. 2. Then, starting with your darkest color, begin painting the bottom of the clutch in an abstract painterly fashion (you don't have to create a perfect stripe here or anything with hard lines). 3. As you are painting, spray more water onto the bottom area as necessary, to give it more of an irregular watercolor feel. 4. Next, add the lighter color paint just as you did for the first color. Only this time, you'll be painting above the darker paint (more toward the middle of the clutch). Add more water if necessary. 5. Lastly, swipe your brush upward, from that second lighter layer of paint, to create a very faint third shade that will disappear into the natural fabric color. Wait for the paint to dry and it's ready to use. Take this gift a little further and add additional goodies inside the clutch, your bridesmaid may also like - a necklace, a pair of earrings, cute sunnies, etc.
By: Jenny BattA touch of gold goes a long way! These metallic tassels will add an interesting flair to place settings. Materials White latex paint Small plastic container Paper clips Foil lined tray Bamboo skewer Gold liquid gilding Step One: Wrap thick cotton twine around your fingers about 20 times and cut the end. Step Two: Take a second piece of twine, then wrap and tie around the top. Knot to secure. Step Three: Unfold paperclips and hook on the tops of the tassels. Step Four: Pour white latex paint into a small container with high sides. Hold the tassel up with the paper clip and dip the tassel into the paint. Step Five: Use the skewer to press in the entire tassel until it is completely submerged. Pull out tassel and use skewer to scrape off any excess paint. Step Six: Lay to dry on a foil lined tray or cookie sheet. Use the skewer to gently style the tassel if needed. Repeat with remaining tassels. Let dry for 24 hours, flipping tassels over and placing them on a clean portion of the tray after 12 hours. You can also hang to dry with a tray underneath. Step Seven: Outside, paint each tassel gold and let dry. Spray a second coat. Flip over and cover the other side with two light coats. Let them air out a few days before use. DIY: Gilded Tassel Adornments Tie each tassel to cotton twine and wrap around napkins at each setting. Add a tag if desired. These would be just as fun as escort cards or attached to magnets and given as favors! (photos by hankandhunt.com)
By: Victoria HudginsThis DIY packaging is a fresh and modern way to present small favors to guests. Fill each cocoon with something fun to keep your guests busy (like these bright and nostalgic finger pops) and something sweet to snack on. Materials: 1/2 craft glue- 1/2 water mixture Large spool of embroidery thread Balloons (1 balloon for every 2 favors) Instructions: 1. Blow up your balloons and tie a length of thread to the end of the balloon. 2. Begin wrapping thread around the balloon, the messier the wrap the better. 3. Once you have a good covering over the entire balloon, dip a brush into the glue mixture and coat the entire balloon. Hang the balloon by its end to dry. Note: You could also use liquid fabric stiffener for this step in the project, just fill a large bowl and completely dip your wrapped balloons in. 4. Once dry, cut the balloon in half at the center width. Each balloon will make two separate cocoon wraps. 5. Gently pop each balloon and pull away from the fabric. Fill your wraps and tie together with a ribbon and simple tag. 6. Rest each favor on a place setting for a creative, modern touch.


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The last time that Manhattan was the center of the men's tennis universe, Jimmy Carter was president, economists were trying to figure out how to whip stagflation, and white polyester leisure suits could be worn without irony. The event? The '78 Masters, the season-ending tournament that featured a rematch of the '77 U.S. Open final between Jimmy Connors and Guillermo Vilas. The prospect of these two lefties facing off in Madison Square Garden had the city abuzz, like an Ali-Frazier rematch, or the final episode of Welcome Back, Kotter. It was the hottest ticket in town, hotter even than a Peter Frampton concert, and everyone got into the act. Cab drivers and stockbrokers alike pontificated about Connors's weak forehand approach the way they now offhandedly analyze Shaq's free-throw shooting.
But the sizzle wasn't about topspin, it was about style. Connors, the brash, pugnacious American wearing red, white, and blue, lashing out with his risk-it-all John DeLorean ground strokes, versus Vilas, the sensitive Argentine, with the soulful eyes, flowing locks, the looping backhand, and the penchant for poetryone part Borg, two parts Borges. How tennis crazy was this town? In the days before cable TV, that matchConnors won in three setswas broadcast on radio.
Truth be told, Manhattan won't be the center of the men's tennis universe this week, eitherthat distinction will belong to some London suburb holding a Wimbledon tune-up. There'll be no radio broadcasts. But the good old days are back, in a way. Vilas is still at home in the pampas polishing his verse, but the other stars of tennis's Saturday Night FevergenerationJimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg, Andres Gomezwill displace the local hackers this week, as the Worldwide Senior Tennis Circuit brings its series final to Central Park.
To drum up interest for the event, called the LastMinuteTravel.com Masters, the promoters set up a full-size court on Broad Street outside the New York Stock Exchangeright between Wall Street and Exchange Placeand brought down former top-10ers Gene Mayer and Tim Mayotte for star appeal.
In the granite shadows of lower Manhattan, watched by tennis-playing traders, runners out for a nicotine break, and passersby looking for freebies, Mayotte and Mayer worked it hard. Step right up, play a little doubles, hit the target and win a plane ticket. When the contestant was a woman who shed her pumps and trotted gingerly about in nothing but hose, Mayer blooped his serve and milked the rally. But when they got a ringera broker clearly more at home in his K-Swiss than his wing tipsMayotte cracked one over 100 mph.
"You've got to get it over the net, man," gibed the MC.
Senior tennis fits into an odd niche in the sports world. It's not like baseball's old-timers day, and thank God. On the one hand, there's nothing more life affirming than watching Ron Guidry or Mickey Rivers put on the pinstripes one more time. On the other, what more poignant reminder of entropy and mortality can there be than to see a graying Gator bounce an anemic slider five feet in front of the plate, or Mick the Quick spend five minutes chasing a long liner that once would have been nothing more than a can of corn?
Twentysomething years later, however, tennis's seniors still got game. They've lost the proverbial half step, but with modern wide-body, oversize carbon graphite rackets, they can actually hit harder than they did when they were at the top of their games. And indeed, the tour's biggest name has actually added a few tricks to his legendary bag.
McEnroe, who was always more at home on fast grass and hard courts, has finally figured out how to conquer the slow Har-Tru clay surface that the senior circuit employs. He has also become not only the tour's top draw, but its top player.
"John, when he first came on the circuit, he didn't take it that seriously," says Mayer. "He didn't train much, and he didn't play that much tennis, and he came out and he lost all the time. He lost to Andres Gomez like five times, and that was enough to get him to practice."
And he's renovated his game in the process. "In order to get net position on a clay court, it's better to hit a high opening ball, rather than a hard flat one that comes back pretty hard," Mayer explains. "Now John can hit with tremendous roll and height over the net, balls that would have profited him a lot on clay 20 years ago."
Watching Mayotte and Mayer rally makes it clear that tennis has come a long way in a couple of decades. Mayer still clings to the hands-on-both-sides grip that every player this side of Monica Seles abandons when they reach their fifth birthday. Tall and rangy, Mayotte plays a serve-and-volley game that's only slightly more popular these days than wooden rackets. But although it's strange to say, the M and M boys also proved that in sport, evolution isn't always a positive thing. As Darwin pointed out, with evolution comes convergence. It's a no-brainer to say that Magnus Norman has fewer holes in his game than Mayer or Mayotte ever did, but that doesn't necessarily make him more interesting to watch.


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If you went to the "Antiques Roadshow" taping last July, but weren't seen on the PBS shows aired in April, you could be on CET's June 3 special called "Cincinnati Antiques Roadshow: Behind the Scenes."
Producer-writer Richard Wonderling from Public Media Connect, the parent for Channel 48 and Dayton's Channel 16, says his crew taped people in line with their valuable possessions last summer at the Duke Energy Convention Center downtown. They also interviewed executive producer Marsha Bemko, host Mark Walberg, appraiser J. Michael Flanigan and others.
The less-than-one-hour special will air with pledge breaks at 8 p.m. Monday, June 3. Here's the CET release:
"Cincinnati Antiques Roadshow: Behind the Scenes" to Premiere June 3 on CET
When you watch Antiques Roadshow from the comfort of your own home, you see a smooth-running operation and the widest range of antiques on television. But what really happens when 6,000 people descend on a city's taping with everything from a decorative Swedish commode to a glamorous Mae West headdress? And how do you plan and organize for that many people to show up with their items all in one day?
Now everyone can get a glimpse behind the blue and orange curtains – and catch up with the show's Executive Producer Marsha Bemko – on "Cincinnati Antiques Roadshow: Behind the Scenes." This locally-produced program will air at 8 pm Monday, June 3, on CET.
"Keeping up with Marsha is a daunting task, but that's exactly what we did when Roadshow visited Cincinnati last summer. In a rare moment of inertia, Marsha sat down with us for an in-depth interview. We also talked with master appraiser J. Michael Flanigan, host Mark Walberg and other key members of the Roadshow team," said Richard Wonderling, "Cincinnati Antiques Roadshow: Behind the Scenes" writer/producer.
The 2012 taping was the second time Antiques Roadshow visited Cincinnati – and the Queen City broke records for the number of ticket requests at more than 37,000. Although many of those who attended were there to see what their items were worth, some attended just for the true Antiques Roadshow experience: going through the lines, seeing what everyone else brought, meeting other enthusiasts and getting to talk with famous appraisers. Of course the lucky few leave knowing their item is a true valuable treasure.
"Cincinnati Antiques Roadshow: Behind the Scenes" shows how, despite all the excitement, the Roadshow staff and volunteers keep the antiques machine running smoothly.
"While the interviews are insightful, the strength of this special is revealed in the exciting, chaotic and deadline driven world that you'll only see behind the scenes of Antiques Roadshow," Wonderling said.
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I have created this website realizing that not many of us understand what really the Royal Psychic Disease – Schizophrenia is. What does a person experiencing this psychosis – "disease of the soul" feel? What happens "inside" an individual overwhelmed by a psychosis? What cannot be seen from the outside?
Many a time people do not even possess the minimum level of knowledge on Schizophrenia – a psychic disease. There are some people who out of curiosity (?) or due to an emotional relationship with Schizophrenia - affected person make attempts to probe into the person's mysterious, psychotic world.
Others, unwilling to acquire any knowledge about this "disease of the soul" come in their manner of thinking close to old-fashioned stereotypes about mental diseases that still linger in the society's awareness. The stereotypes which demand that we associate any individual overwhelmed by their psychotic experience with straightjackets and mental asylums overcrowded with psychotic "Napoleons" and "Pharaohs".
These stereotypes do harm to patients who suffer from the "disease of the soul" and discriminate them with sneering smiles and the already symbolic "tap on the forehead gesture" in response to the words : schizophrenia, psychosis or a mental disease.
And the reality? What is schizophrenia? What is psychosis? What does an individual overwhelmed with the disease experience? Does it really hurt? And if so, then what actually hurts? Is it the "soul affected by the disease"?
I am ill, come to me – I shall share my thoughts with you ...


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June 9, 2009
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"Westerns are timeless. The soundtracks rarely are." Lileks tweeted that pithy two-liner a few weeks ago, and I've been thinking about it ever since. I love Westerns, but most of them have scores that are inoffensive at best, appallingly banal at worst. The exceptions to the rule are as rare as they're noteworthy. The other night Mrs. T and I watched André De Toth's Ramrod, a wonderful little 1947 ranch-war film starring Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake (it wasn't their first film together, by the way). I confess to not having noticed the music when I first saw Ramrod, but this time around I was startled to discover that it was the work of Adolph Deutsch, a very fine composer who also scored The Maltese Falcon and The Apartment, and I was struck by how much his taut, cliché-free music contributed to the film's total effect.
The next day I remembered that in 2003 I posted a list of my favorite Westerns, one of which is Ramrod. Here are the others, together with the names of the men who scored them:
• Blood on the Moon (1948), directed by Robert Wise and starring Robert Mitchum and Barbara Bel Geddes. The music is by Roy Webb, RKO's insufficiently appreciated house composer, a specialist in suspense who also scored Cat People, I Walked with a Zombie, Notorious, and Out of the Past. Alas, I can't recall the music, which is surprising, since I'm a great fan of Webb's work.
• Canyon Passage (1946), directed by Jacques Tourneur and starring Dana Andrews and Susan Hayward. The uncredited music is by Frank Skinner, a prolific studio hack, and I don't remember a note of it. Fortunately, the film also features several songs written and sung by Hoagy Carmichael, including the delightful "Ole Buttermilk Sky."
• Four Faces West (1948), directed by Alfred E. Green and starring Joel McCrea. I've seen it four times and still can't tell you anything about the score, which was written by Paul Sawtell, another forgotten studio journeyman who churned out functional background music by the yard. (This, by the way, is the only Hollywood Western in which not a single shot is fired.)
• Hondo (1953), directed by John Farrow and starring John Wayne and Geraldine Page. Part of the score is by Hugo Friedhofer, who wrote the masterful music for The Best Years of Our Lives, and the rest is by Lionel Newman, Alfred's brother, who was better known as a studio conductor. It isn't hard to tell who wrote what: Friedhofer's work is original and incisive, Newman's conventional.
• Red River (1948), directed by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne and Montgomery Clift. Dimitri Tiomkin scored this one in his usual Tchaikovsky-goes-West manner. Not my thing, to put it mildly, but at least it doesn't get in the way.
• Ride Lonesome (1959), directed by Budd Boetticher and starring Randolph Scott and Pernell Roberts. Heinz Roemheld's score is a repetitious string of clippity-cloppety clichés. It's a tribute to the film's dramatic force that the trite music doesn't sink it. (The only Boetticher-Scott film with good music is Seven Men from Now, which was scored by Henry Vars.)
• Ride the High Country (1962), directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Joel McCrea and Randolph Scott. The music is by George Bassman, who is best known for writing "Let's Dance," Benny Goodman's theme song. It's a first-rate piece of work built around a spacious main theme that Bassman ingeniously transforms into the powerful ostinato-based set piece used to accompany the climactic gun battle. A classic of Western film music, though not widely recognized as such.
• Rio Bravo (1959), directed by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne, Dean Martin, and Angie Dickinson. Another Dimitri Tiomkin score, dramatically effective but musically undistinguished. (Do any of Hawks' films have memorable background music? I'm coming up blank.)
• The Searchers (1956), directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne. Max Steiner, of all people, scored the greatest of all Western films, and though he was more at home with romantic melodrama, his lush, expansive idiom works unexpectedly well here.
• Winchester '73 (1950), directed by Anthony Mann. Did this one even have a score? Walter Scharf supposedly wrote it, but he didn't get screen credit and it hasn't stayed with me.
Not a very good batting average, in short, and I can't think of many other Westerns that have noteworthy scores, though Elmer Bernstein's The Magnificent Seven, Jerry Fielding's The Wild Bunch, Bernard Herrmann's Garden of Evil, and Jerome Moross's The Big Country are all deserving of enthusiastic mention. For the most part, though, I'd have to say on reflection that Lileks called it: the best Westerns tend as a rule to be far better than their music.
UPDATE: Everybody's been asking me about Ennio Morricone's scores for Once Upon a Time in the West and the "spaghetti Westerns" featuring Clint Eastwood. As far as I'm concerned, they're the inverse of what I was talking about in the above post: Westerns whose music is better than the film it accompanies.
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In recent weeks I've heard a lot of disparaging remarks made about this great nation that I love, and I take exception to the attitudes displayed, and the snide remarks made about the people, and especially the churches.
Not long ago, I saw one of the National Registry signs on the side of the road as I traveled to the western part of Tennessee. I was a little surprised to see it so I just had to snap a picture. As you can see, it marks a place where Alexis De Tocqueville visited on his travel throughout our young nation.
Seeing the sign reminded me of something by De Tocqueville once said about this land that I love so much. He is famous for saying, "America is great because America is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great."
We must dedicate ourselves to the ideas of liberty and justice for all, as well as the value of freedom over tyranny.
In my younger years I served my nation in numerous capacities, and as I mature the reality of De Tocqueville's illustration becomes more of a reality than ever before. Until my dying breath, I will love my country...I am a patriotic American...and I do NOT apologize for being a citizen of this great nation.


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