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... Sculptor Alan Cottrill’s “Don Colossus” immortalizes the iconic moment Trump defiantly pumped his fist into the air after narrowly escaping an assassination attempt during a rally in Butler, PA on July 13. The six-ton statute was forged in Zanesville, OH, by the master bronzesmith and was commissioned just a week after the shooting. ...

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I was reading on another thread here on Free Republic, about Darth Vader's Imperial March Sounds Much Happier In A Major Key, and so I went over to the link given in that article, to listen. That link, by the way, is the one given for this vanity. My wife overheard it and commented on how *happy* it sounded. Then it hit me. Is there anyone newsworthy today, who is very powerful, who says he has the best of intentions, and yet is villified in many corners? Why, yes; and not just by liberals. I'm speaking, of course, of Donald's...

John Williams' score to Star Wars is one of the most recognizable pieces in history. The start with the blaring trumpets, like it's announcing a major event as the film's opening crawl reads the happenings of the incoming space adventure. The Star Wars theme isn't just the only memorable theme by any means. The second most recognizable is Vader's theme, or what is known as The Imperial March. It's low minor key gives visual cues of something sinister and lurking around the corner. It's a famous tune that's been used in parodies, TV commercials, sports events, you name it. But...