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Inside Out is the best of both worlds, expertise from gardening and landscaping to home improvement projects and handy tips. Inside Out is truly a great blend of the outdoors and the indoors, join John Shea and Jim McMillan Saturdays from 11-am-1pm. Call in with your questions at 314-969-KTRS or *KTRS from most cell phones.
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Rolling Ridge is a year-round nursery and garden center that has been happily serving St. Louisans for 50 years. We offer hard goods, trees and shrubs, annuals, and perennials. We are also home to The Christmas Store and supply seasonal wreaths, garlands, and Christmas trees. We are located in historic Webster Groves, Missouri, in a building with a history as deep as Old Webster. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is eager to help you. Stop by for lawn care advice or assistance planning your landscape. We are much more than a building with plants and gardening supplies. We strive to provide you with high quality products and services that you won't find elsewhere.
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Choosing the right contractor is the first, most crucial step along the path towards renovation. John Shea, also known as "Mr. Fix It," has been a fixture in the St. Louis remodeling industry for over 35 years. Whether you're renovating your home or expanding your living space with a room addition, John believes communication is the foundation of every successful project. In 2006 John hired Debbie Rose to help him better serve their clients. Debbie's style and attention to detail completes the design team. With John's knowledge of construction and Debbie's sense of style they bring Shea Construction and Design's clients a total package. John believes in meeting at the client's home for the first meeting without any fee. He wants the client to understand the costs of what their wanting as well as get a sense of what and how Shea Construction works. This is where the relationship starts, he wants you to feel comfortable and trust them before you sign a proposal. By meeting with clients on a weekly basis John and Debbie keep their clients informed of why and how their project is going. From the initial consultation to last nail hammered, John manages to keep the homeowners best interest at heart – getting the project completed on time and staying within the budget.
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In 2004, John joined forces with a local kitchen and bath firm, and formed Shea Callier Construction & Design. In 2013, John decided to continue serving his clients by creating Shea Construction & Design as a smaller more efficient, remodelling company. Cost is always a factor in the remodeling decision so by reducing overhead he has been able serve his clientele better. Shea Construction is dedicated to making your dream a reality. From concept to completion, only the most specialized of craftsmen will enter your home. When it comes to the place in which you and your family dwell, you wouldn't hire one person who can do a lot of things pretty well, but different individuals who each do one thing exceptionally well. That's a craftsman and that's who you want working in your home. Shea Construction and Design respects your home and all that you want it to be . . . that is why they only work with the best. Shea Construction and Design – A company with integrity
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MADISON (WKOW) -- As the shopping days until Christmas count down, several Madison-area retailers opened their doors Thursday, despite widespread travel warnings, and predictions of more than a foot of snow and blizzard conditions.
At a Best Buy store on the city's west side, aisles of electronics and plasma televisions were virtually empty, save for employees stocking shelves and carrying out other tasks.
Manager Kurt Techmeier tells 27 News Best Buy felt customers who were able to travel to the store should be given the opportunity to shop. Techmeier says Dec. 20 is typically one of the fifteen busiest days for store business.
Techmeier tells 27 News employee safety was paramount, and staff members who felt they could not safely reach the store were told to simply miss their shift.
At Target on Madison's Junction Road, executive team leader Ana Lee Hjelm tells 27 News the decision to open for business Thursday included a policy of allowing scheduled employees to miss shifts if their travel would be too hazardous. The store's human resources manager fielded many calls, as staff members reported absences due to the weather conditions.
Several stores at Madison's West Towne Mall remained open, but at midday the vast shopping center parking lot only had a sprinkling of cars.
Some businesses specializing in delivery kept the service going, despite deteriorating road conditions. Sandwich delivery driver Jim Day of Jimmy John's tells 27 News he was able to complete delivery of a half dozen orders, mostly to other businesses. Day says the road conditions were close to the most challenging he's encountered during four years on the job.
Madison U.S. Postal Service spokesperson Karen Cronin says mail carriers worked on their routes in Thursday's morning hours, in an effort to keep up with holiday mail volume. Cronin says by Thursday afternoon, delivery was a "case by case" situation because of weather conditions.
Kim McLaughlin of Middleton had no work obligation Thursday because the bank branch she manages was closed due to the snow storm. She and her husband shopped at Best Buy and other stores, and enjoyed customer service that was almost exclusive.
Matthew McLaughlin says their shopping excursion was really no hassle, despite the driving snow and howling winds. "I've got four wheel drive."
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I post photos here every once in a while, but I don't do enough body comparisons. I consider this my "Captain Morgan/Triumphant" pose.
The photo on the left is from my heaviest weight, at 497 pounds back in 2009. The photo on the right is me yesterday, about 260 pounds lighter.
Through being a member of a Lap-Band study at the NYU medical center, along with a lot of jogging and watching what I eat, I've become a completely different person.
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Creating a profitable healthcare market by poisoning the public well
Why are private health insurers so keen to cripple the public system? Mark Fletcher diagnoses deeper illnesses in health policy.
Why are private health insurers so keen to cripple the public system? Mark Fletcher diagnoses deeper illnesses in health policy.
When seemingly conflicting land uses meet, we appear doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past with reactionary, short-term and narrow band-aid approaches, writes TerryAustralis.
If threats of violence are the demarcating line of permissible free speech, why aren't we talking about mental health as well as physical, asks Ed Butler.
Advocates of onshore processing policies aren't grappling with the serious problems, writes Mark Fletcher.
Clive Palmer is understandably the talk of the town after Thursday's theatrics but more concerning than Palmer's buffoonery is the context which …
When is it appropriate for the editor of a media outlet to bully a teenage girl, asks Mark Fletcher.
Or, I'm not an economist, but… part 2 The government's explanations of its savage cuts to welfare along with increases …
Here's my thoughts on the Budget and how it's not as friendly for Western Sydney as people might think or …
Hockey has decided to invest in training labourers at the expense of training researchers, writes Mark Fletcher.
Or, I'm not an economist but… There's no denying the recommendations of the Commission of Audit were shocking. There are …
The arrival of a mundane French economist saying extraordinary things has come at the perfect time for Australia's progressives. Are they able to take advantage of it?, asks Ed Butler.
Turning students into profit is harder than it looks, writes Mark Fletcher.


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North Stonington – Two candidates for municipal office this fall owed taxes as of Sept. 3.
Edmond McGowan III, a Republican who serves as an alternate on both the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Hewitt Farm Committee and who is running for an alternate position on the Planning & Zoning Commission, still owes $127.52 in motor vehicle taxes. McGowan could not be reached for comment.
Robin Hall, a Republican running again for her seat on the Zoning Board of Appeals, had not paid off her $91.76 balance on motor vehicle taxes by Sept. 3. Hall said she did not realize she owed the money and paid it off earlier this week.
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ADHD in Children Health Center
Effects of ADHD Treatment May Vary Over Time
ADHD Medications May Stunt Growth
The study also showed that children who took ADHD medications grew at an average of 5 centimeters per year compared with the 6 centimeters per year seen in unmedicated children.
Researchers say those findings are in line with previous studies that have shown similar short-term effects on growth. But this is the first major long-term study to show the effect for two years of using the drugs.
"We want to be cautious because we don't know if in the long run children might catch up or not," says Swanson. For example, he says that children using ADHD medications might only experience a delay in growth that only very long-term studies might be able to pick up.
Interestingly, researchers also found that unmedicated children with ADHD actually tended to grow taller than children without the condition, which suggests that any potential negative effect of ADHD medications on growth may be less obvious in these children.
"Whether that's going to outweigh the clear benefits that I think this study and many others have shown for using medication in the treatment of ADHD over the long-term is one of those things that we will have to continue to look at," says researcher Glen R. Elliott, MD, PhD, director of the Children's Center at Langley Porter, University of California, San Francisco.
Any ADHD Info Is Good Info
Experts say that although this study doesn't necessarily compare the effectiveness of one ADHD treatment versus another, the fact that it provides long-term data on the effects of treating children with ADHD is significant in itself.
"It is amazing that regardless of how common this condition is, and how often times young people are prescribed medicine for this, there really is such a paucity of long-term effectiveness or safety data," says Robert Findling, MD, director of child and adolescent psychology, University Hospitals of Cleveland.
Findling says this study may also help parents of children with ADHD weigh treatment options.
"Over time, if your child is doing well on [ADHD] medicines, the odds that they should continue on those medicines," says Findling. "It appears that kids who stay on medications do best over time, and with that comes risk of what appears to be risk of a potential for a slight reduction in growth velocity.
"Ultimately at this point, there is no right or wrong," says Findling. "But more important than anything else is that it provides valuable information for parents, physicians, and young patients that will help inform them, and that really ultimately is the answer."


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What is your financial priority?
A new survey conducted by Ipsos Reid on behalf of RBC reveals that more Canadians are citing saving for retirement as a top financial priority compared to those who are prioritizing paying off debt, reversing last year's rankings.
Over half (52%) of Canadians now identify retirement saving as one of their top three financial priorities, showing an increase of 8 points from the 44% of Canadians who identified this as a top three financial priority in 2012.
Last year's most mentioned financial priority, making regular payments to reduce or eliminate debt, falls to second place as just under half (48%) cite debt reduction as one of their top three financial priorities, down 6 points from 54% last year.
This priority shift is even more pronounced among middle-aged (aged 35-54) Canadians with almost two-thirds (62%, up 10 points from last year) focusing on saving for retirement compared to reducing or eliminating debt (52%, down 4 points).
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About 2 or 3 years ago an old man came into our store. He didn't like the way my boss looked or sounded so he started asking him if he was gay in a very disrespectful way. My boss got upset and kicked the guy out. Yesterday the guy came back into work asking to speak to my boss. My boss didn't remember him so he treated this guy like any other customer. The old man pulled his penis out and asked my boss to put it in his mouth. My boss punched the man in the face and the rest of the afternoon was spent talking to the cops.
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Puglia Hotels & Holidays
About Puglia
Puglia, an awe-inspiring region steeped in rustic mystery and culinary legend is baked by the noonday sun and caressed by murmuring waves. A sun-scorched vista depicted by rugged and densely wooded mountains, fertile plains and a thriving coastline, refreshed by rolling surf, tranquil rock pools and perpendicular fishing harbours.
The delightful coastal resort of Monopoli boasts a lively port and pretty historic centre. Its large central piazza is lined with bars and caf�s.
With its beach of soft, golden sand and excellent spa facilities, the attractive seaside resort of Torre Canne was once a little fishing village. It is well-placed for visiting the 'White City' of Ostuni, just 11 miles (18km) away.
Known for its excellent seafood, Savelletri di Fasano is a fishing village, ideally situated for exploring both the coastline and interior landscapes of central Puglia.
The 'trulli' capital of Puglia, Alberobello is decorated by these unusual whitewashed limestone dwellings, whose conical roofs create a dramatic skyline.
Between the sea and the hills lying on Puglia's fertile plains is the whitewashed town of Fasano.
The exquisite little town of Ostuni is situated close to a tranquil stretch of coastline. It is known as the 'White City' because of its whitewashed streets and buildings.
From the heart of the deep south of Italy, Lecce is to the Baroque as Florence is to the Renaissance. It is famous for its wealth and finest examples of Baroque architecture.
Greek in origin, the walled city of Otranto is not to be missed. It also makes an ideal base for exploring the eastern peninsula and southern cape of Italy steeped with many golden, sandy beaches.
Multi Centre Holidays
Experience the best of both worlds and combine your Puglia holiday with another Italian destination. Citalia offer a fantastic range of multi centre holidays, perfect for taking in all that Italy has to offer.
The Highlights
- Alberobello (for trullis)
- Lecce
- Grottos of Castellana
- Ostuni
- Otranto
Hotels in Puglia
Nestled amongst olive groves, the�luxurious Borgo Egnazia boasts an ideal location, just metres...
Located close the the seafront in Torre Canne, the boutique Canne Bianche Hotel & Spa is a...
Only a few kilometres from the beautiful 'White City' of Ostuni and the stunning beaches that run...
The Hotel del Levante is a lively, family-orientated hotel situated on its own private sandy beach,...
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Do you love beer? No, not crappy beer that comes in 30-racks, but real, actual beer. Delicious beer. Then this is a blog for you. From homebrews to microbreweries and beers known around the world, we will explore beers close to home and from around the world. If you have questions, please feel free to ask and we will do our best to answer!
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Artist :: Tang Yau Hoong
Post by Kristen
Tang Yau Hoong's cities rise out of thin air in his colorful illustrations. His whimsical use of light, texture, and simple design encourages his viewers to look for more in each work. "I love to play with negative space and illusion in my artwork. My illustrations are mostly conceptual, surreal and minimalist."
Tang Yau Hoong is a self-taught illustrator currently located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His clever illustrations have been featured on apparel by Urban Outfitters, Threadless, and Gap, and displayed alongside magazine articles for Say Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, and Wired Magazine.
His artwork is available for purchase at shop.tangyauhoong.com, and his portfolio is available on Behance.
Posted by Kristen Nelson on 04/03/13 under abstract,apparel / products,art for sale,artists,Kristen
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Artist :: Fuchsia MacAree
Post by Clio.
Fuchsia MacAree's crayon-like illustrations are rooted in humour and wit. They are colourful, bright and simple and definitely smile-inducing.
Since graduating from college three years ago MacAree has hit the ground running and not stopped since, working as a freelancer on a multitude of both editorial work and personal projects. Featured above are a selection from the Lookalikes series.
Most recently MacAree participated the Offset Creative Project 2013 by illustrating a quote from a previous conference speaker on a number of household items which were then sold for charity.
Find out more about the Offset conference for creatives on their website.
For more of Fuchsia MacAree's work check out her website, facebook and tumblr.
Posted by Clio Meldon on 03/29/13 under apparel / products,artists,cartoon,Clío,creativity,design,digital,everyday art,freelance,illustrationfriday
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Comida Latina: An Illustrated Cookbook
From the editorial inbox:
Marcella Kriebel has created very unique, illustrated cookbook with major handmade appeal. She hand-lettered every page, and each recipe features a unique layout with fun watercolor artwork. This is a hardcover cookbook measuring 9.5 x 11.25 inches, and it's printed on premium paper and produced in the USA. It would make a great gift for a foodie, art enthusiast, or traveler (or someone who's a combo of all three!).
The recipes are many of Marcella's favorite dishes, desserts, and drinks from Latin America featuring tamales, ceviche, empanadas, flan and many more favorites from countries like Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Puerto Rico. She's also included an overview of Latin American cheeses available in the US, and pages describing various methods of chili preparation, how to prepare cactus, and tips for frying foods.
This looks like a really wonderful addition to an art lover/cook's shelf.
Purchase the book through Marcella's Etsy page.
Posted by Thomas James on 02/27/13 under apparel / products,art for sale,artists,video
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Illustrated Wallpapers
Love these detailed wallpapers by Famille Summerbelle.
Morning in Manhattan (left) and Un Dimanche à Paris (right and bottom)
Posted by Thomas James on 02/06/13 under apparel / products,everyday art
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three tantalizing totes
I don't think you can ever have too many canvas totes. Especially ones with fun, hand-done prints.
Mountain Canvas Tote by UrbanBirdandCo | Be Happy Tote by stolenmoments | Honey Bee Tote by SplitEndsDesigns
Posted by Thomas James on 01/23/13 under apparel / products,art for sale,Uncategorized
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Super special preorder: Pikaland 2013 calendar + zine
Pikaland just announced their new 2013 wall Calendar + Zine is available for preorder. Pikaland asked 12 illustrators to illustrate this year's theme: "On My Desk" to inspire you every month of the year! Also included are interviews with the artists about their own desks and their process — all bound in a handy little zine. What a fantastic bundle for just $18!
Read more details and purchase your own here.
Posted by Thomas James on 11/06/12 under apparel / products
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IF Interview :: 10 Questions with Susie Ghahremani
Name: Susie Ghahremani
Location: San Diego, CA
Website: boygirlparty.com
Blog: boygirlparty.livejournal.com
Primary Medium: paint (gouache)
1. Tell us about yourself. What makes you tick?
My name is Susie Ghahremani and I am addicted to mail, paper, stationery, and sending things around the world. Everything I make is probably a hybridization of the love of the written letter, my experience with music, and my reverence for animals. Also: I have a cat and five pet finches.
2. How did you get started as an illustrator?
I went to the Rhode Island School of Design to study illustration, and while in school, played in bands and made merch for those bands. And I've always made my own stationery.
3. How did you find your style? Has it changed since you started?
It emerged pretty naturally through the process of working; I didn't consciously try to find or imitate a style. It hasn't really changed since I started though it has refined over the past 10 years of freelance life.
It looks a little different when I use different materials. My pen sketches are a little more stippled.
4. Can you briefly explain your creative process, mediums, etc?
I'll create a sketch, then transfer the basic composition of that new sketch to a freehand painted final and layer the details. Everything I make is painted, often with a tiny 10/0 liner brush.
5. How do you come up with new ideas? Do you have a process?
I get off the internet. I read, visit museums, go for a hike, talk with friends, make diagrams, listen to music, look at old photos, and maybe most effectively, pay attention to dreams.
6. Do you ever have creative slumps? What do you do then?
Yes! Everyone does! (If they say they don't, they're lying.) During slumps, I feel despair, get antsy, maybe focus on accounting or administrative stuff, and then re-emerge unscathed and motivated to keep working. It always works itself out in time.
7. Best / most fun part of your job:
Getting to draw every day; hearing people say they've seen my work in cities I dream of visiting; having such inspiring, supportive and often hilarious clients.
8. Worst / most difficult part of your job:
Having to defend copyright of my artwork and chronic wrist pain.
9. Do you have side projects you work on?
I create and craft a collection of products with my art on them. I'm also in a band – I play synths and sing in it (and play lots of other instruments.) I co-organize a meet up for full time artists here in San Diego. I'm also trying to read 50 books and see 50 movies in 2012 which is more of a challenge than it seems.
10. What's on your horizon? Any current/future projects and plans/dreams you can share with us?
I have a solo show in Los Angeles at Giant Robot on November 17th.
My first picture book "What Will Hatch?" written by Jennifer Ward will be out in February, published by Walker Bloomsbury.
I have illustrations in the latest issues of BUST, Isthmus and the Boston Globe; there will be a new journal and notepad set I created published by Chronicle Books in the spring, and I designed a new collection of jewelry with Chocolate and Steel that includes bats.
Also, I'm on the board for ICON8 the Illustration Conference in 2014.
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5 things inspiring you/your work right now:
1. My mom – she puts love and energy into everything she makes & it is contagious.
2. finches – they're pretty tiny and quiet but they work their way into so much of what I make!
3. a few records I can't get out of my head. Tilbury "Exorcise"; Jherek Bischoff "Composed"; Wolf Parade "Expo 86″; Tears Run Rings "Distance"; Colleen Green "Cujo"; X "Wild Gift"; The Cleaners From Venus "On Any Normal Monday"
4. wanderlust. My husband and I try to steal a night out of town every month.
5. I twitter a lot (@boygirlparty) and I actually find the twitter community incredibly inspiring. I love seeing snippets of other people's days in that context.
3 constants in your day:
1. the chirping of finches in the background as i work
2. music all day
3. taking to my sister! she's my bff, we work together + chit-chat pretty much every day.
Your #1 art tip or words of wisdom:
Art tip: Make a brush or pen grip and save your wrists.
Words of Wisdom: Trust your gut.
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Thank you so very much, Susie!
Posted by Thomas James on 10/17/12 under apparel / products,artists,Interviews,painterly,pen/brush and ink
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Art for Home :: Printed Tea Towels
1) Citron by Susy Pilgrim Waters | 2) Triangles by bookhouathome | 3) Arrows by zannaprintedtextiles | 4) Sliced Pomegranate by Anthopologie
Posted by Thomas James on 10/15/12 under apparel / products,art for sale
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Art for your iPhone
I have a bogus cheapy pink iphone case that is begging for an artsy upgrade. In my search for a prettier one, I stumbled across these. So hard to decide. :)
1. Watering by Budi Satria Kwan for Threadless // 2. Geometric by Daddydecor // 3. Watercolors by Skinblaster // 4. Flamingo Unicycler by Joanne Liu for Threadless
Posted by Thomas James on 10/03/12 under apparel / products,art for sale
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Kurt and the Gang Sticker Album
From the Editorial Submissions:
a sticker album inspired by Kurt Cobain
Now available for pre-order
(quick delivery, first 50 come with free print)
(to be released October 29th)
'Kurt and the Gang' is a sticker collection chronicling the life, influence and friends of Kurt Cobain. The book is packed with 72 stickers and printed illustrations designed by 13 artists from around the world.
'Kurt and the Gang' features illustrations of Kurt Cobain, Courtney Love, Dylan Carlson, El Duce, The Pixies, Lead Belly, Daniel Johnston, Dave Grohl and many others based around the Cobain scene.
Illustrations come from Patrick Schmidt, Murray Somerville, Chris Golden, Sean Morris, Brooke Olsen, Christoper Worker, Rob Goodall, Chaos vs Cosmos, Michael Hsiung, Paul Windle, Laura Handysideand Sophy Hollington.
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Say what now? Steve McQueen Biopic in the works?!?
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Steve McQueen was a man's man, no two ways about it. Good looks, sure... but he also had raw machismo, pure masculinity incarnate. And on top of all that, he was a great actor. He's not always appreciated for it, but if you go back and watch films like BULLITT and CINCINNATI KID and even his more underseen movies like JUNIOR BONNER you'll see a real actor who knows how to say a lot with very little. He communicated so much with his eyes, truly understanding the visual medium of filmmaking. Michael Cerenzie, who produced the great BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD and Christine Peters have the rights to a biography of McQueen written by Marshall Terrill and have the full cooperation of McQueen's widow, Barbara Minty and are close to attaching a director according to Variety. The movie is supposed to cover McQueen's addictions (woman, vehicles and drugs) as well as chronicle his three marriages, including his infamously stealing Ali MacGraw away from Robert Evans. Now, I think McQueen's life is of course ripe for a biopic, but that question remains... who the hell today can play McQueen, especially in a picture that's going to go from young McQueen to his losing battle with lung cancer in his later years. One of the reasons McQueen is amazing is that he doesn't really have a like today. I suppose Russell Crowe is close, but I don't think Crowe can play young McQueen anymore. Do you guys have any thoughts?
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Jan. 14, 2009, 4:12 a.m. CST
Only one way to do it justice...
by KnightShift
Yer right: no living actor can approach McQueen. So maybe render him in CGI inserted into live-action, or something.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:13 a.m. CST
Amanda Plummer for Steve McQueen
by conniebrean1
You know it could work.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:15 a.m. CST
The guy who plays James bond.
by Power_Girl
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:17 a.m. CST
Right on Power_Girl
by malificus
My thought exactly.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:19 a.m. CST
Oh yeah, and Russell Crowe is
by malificus
No mother effin' Steve McQueen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:23 a.m. CST
Shit.... I thought it said Queen Biopic
by ThePilgrim
As in the Band Queen.
 Freddy Mercury would have been Thee Rock God of his generation if he didn't have an overbite and he only banged chicks. God rest his soul. I'd be first in line to see a biopic film made about him.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:30 a.m. CST
"The guy who plays James Bond"
by MaxCalifornia.
Interesting choice. Personally I think Lazenby is a bit old, but I guess makeup can work wonders these days. Buttttt, obviously Daniel Craig is the only "name" actor who looks anything like McQueen, so it'll be him or a complete unknown
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:34 a.m. CST
Daniel Craig....
by Righteous Brother
could probably do it. Or Tom Sizemore when he was much younger.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:36 a.m. CST
good call on Daniel Craig...
by npjs55
sim looks, good actor
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:39 a.m. CST
Damian Lewis
by lazy13
Great actor. Looks a lot like McQueen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:44 a.m. CST
A producer was saying years ago
by hallmitchell
That if I wanted to cast a Steve McQueen type today. I couldn't do it. Then I saw Layer Cake with Daniel Craig and thought. We have one. A steve mcqueen biopic will be a flop. Intersting subject. Would make a good book. Yet not a film.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:50 a.m. CST
Seems cool, but was his life that interesting?
by ricarleite
I'm not too familiar with him, but seems okay if he had a lot going on on his life.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:52 a.m. CST
by Sgt.Steiner
Robert Evans as Himself! "You think you can steal a woman from me? I'm Kid Notorious!" Great show, by the way.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:52 a.m. CST
Please DON'T USE DANIEL CRAIG!!!!
by DerLanghaarige
Yes, he kinda looks like him, but doesn't have the charisma or the acting skills to play an icon like Steve McQueen!
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:56 a.m. CST
Neil Patrick Harris to star!
by Iron-kong
and they can make it a musical. That'll be manly!
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:15 a.m. CST
We need James Cameron!!!
by Motoko Kusanagi
He can use his groundbreaking AVATAR fx work to digitally include a lifelike computer avatar of McQueen into the movie.
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:27 a.m. CST
How about an animated biopic?
by Dingbatty
That would be weird.
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:28 a.m. CST
Who will play the Blob?
by ThePilgrim
I vote for Welches Strawberry Jelly! Mcqueeny hated The Blob. The Blob need's it's story told faithfully. McQueen was caught pissing on it, and trying to set it on fire. It used to be a harmless a vegatarian.
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:28 a.m. CST
Cate Blanchett
by BurnHollywood
Man, she can play ANYONE.
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:43 a.m. CST
ANTHONY MICHAEL HALL Should Play Him...
by PoppaRotzi
...dad gummit!!!
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:47 a.m. CST
Russell Crowe is a nonce.
by Brody77
Is Damien Lewis a good enough actor to play him? I imagine if this is true they'd want a big name star. My question is will we get to see the likes of Paul Newman, Bruce Lee etc pop up in it? Neal McDonough(sp) from Band of Brothers could do Newman - he has the eyes & Jason Scott Lee doesn't seem to be busy! I'd half expect the whole film to focus on Great Escape & Bullit. WAS his life that interesting? I have no idea, I don't really rate him apart from in Magnificent Seven & Towering Inferno.
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:50 a.m. CST
Paul Walker for McQueen, motherfuckers
by caruso_stalker217
A master thespian.
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:57 a.m. CST
Daniel Craig's Face is...
by Bill Brasky
Here's to Bill Brasky!!!
Jan. 14, 2009, 6 a.m. CST
Too soon. In a few years, virtual McQueen can star
by V'Shael
Honestly, virtual actors are not that far away from us. 10 years max, I'd say.
 I'd rather see Steve McQueen (virtual) starring in the Steve McQueen biopic.
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:12 a.m. CST
Steve McQueen biopic
by Tony Crawley
The only actor who looks like Steve is Eric Close - Without A Trace. Be fun to have the McQueen biopic directed by a certain British director called... Steve McQueen
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:17 a.m. CST
I dislike biopics...
by YackBacker
1) They usually (not always) get the person's life wrong to a large extent, 2) Biopics are clichéd stories- usually showing in Act I a prominent rise to fame, ACT II trouble dealing with the fame and ACT III dying/fading away and tus requiring the viewer to feel some manufactured emotion. There are exceptions to this formula but the vast majority of biopics are a lazy bunch of films. And then you sit there and think "That actor is not getting the voice right" or "He looks NOTHING like so-and-so!" It's fucking silly.
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:22 a.m. CST
Damn You Michael Bay
by MCMLXXVI
Damn You Michael Bay
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:33 a.m. CST
please don´t
by Elkatak
Marshall Terrill´s book is great. But no one will ever capture McQueen! Just make a real cool documentary instead.
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:37 a.m. CST
Who will play Bruce Lee?
by nolan bautista
I hope they cover that part of his life..
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:52 a.m. CST
Michael Jackson biopic countdown in 5... 4...
by ricarleite
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:53 a.m. CST
Michael Sheen should totally do this
by Franklin T Marmoset
Michael Sheen only plays real people - Kenneth Williams, Tony Blair, David Frost, Tony Blair, that League Of Gentlemen guy, Tony Blair, the werewolf bloke in Underworld - so he seems like the perfect choice to play Steve McQueen (once he's finished shooting Franklin T Marmoset: The Movie).
Michael Sheen!
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:56 a.m. CST
Russell Crowe is a fat kiwi douche....
by thecomedian
and the furthest thing from The King of Cool. Steve would kick his fat ass.
Jan. 14, 2009, 6:58 a.m. CST
Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
by Gilkuliehe
Put some latex on the motherfucker and cue the Oscar.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:08 a.m. CST
by unionJACKass.webs.com
If there was, maybe Rick Baker could do the make up for the actor playing Wacko Jacko??
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:11 a.m. CST
Franklin T Marmoset
by unionJACKass.webs.com
I loved his role in FANTABULOSA. It was scary how much he was like Kenneth Williams. He's definitely the #1 actor out there to play a real person who we know, but I think Steve McQueen is pushing it. McQueen was a proper man's man.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:13 a.m. CST
*The best thing Sheen has ever done is...
by unionJACKass.webs.com
... shag Kate Winslet. JAMMY BASTARD!!
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:19 a.m. CST
Steve Zahn?
by swhib
He's always reminded me of McQueen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:24 a.m. CST
Well, it's GOTTA be Damian Lewis...
by kgreene
...from Life and Band of Brothers. He looks just LIKE McQueen....
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:25 a.m. CST
Sam Worthington and Kevin McKidd
by JuanSanchez
both have a good look for the part. Have to be sure they could do the voice, though.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:26 a.m. CST
by unionJACKass.webs.com
I love them. THE AVIATOR, WALK THE LINE and RAY are three of my favourite films over the last five years.
 And for anyone who says that INFAMOUS is better than CAPOTE - they're lying. Toby Jones' Capote shows the more fun and flamboyant side to him, but Philip Seymour Hoffman showed the cold harsh reality of what happened.
 But I'm still pissed off that Hoffman beat Heath Ledger for the Oscar for his role as Ennis Del Mar. Mind you, that was a strong year at the Oscars - Terrence Howard, Jaoquin Phoenix and David Strathairn concluded the list.
 2006 was such a great year for film - MUNICH, CHILDREN OF MEN, THE PRESTIGE, PAN'S LABYRINTH, SYRIANA, CASINO ROYALE, V FOR VENDETTA, LITTLE CHILDREN, BABEL, HARSH TIMES (very under-rated IMO), THE DEPARTED...
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:29 a.m. CST
This guy was born to play Steve McQueen
by unionJACKass.webs.com
Thoughts??
 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0185272/
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:30 a.m. CST
by unionJACKass.webs.com
Sacha Baron Cohen would be great as Freddie Mercury, eh?
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:33 a.m. CST
Gary Coleman IS Steve McQueen
by 2for2true
....in his dreams.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:40 a.m. CST
Daniel Craig would be perfection
by Cruel_Kingdom
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:42 a.m. CST
Paul Dano as Steve McQueen
by Spandau Belly
C'mon guys, it's obvious.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:44 a.m. CST
by unionJACKass.webs.com
I agree. But who will play the great, late Paul Newman? Because he's got to be in it, eh?
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:48 a.m. CST
Benjamin McKenzie
by DVDBoy
10 years ago, Kevin Costner would have been perfect for this role...now, he's a bit too old. How about THE OC's Benajmin McKenzie? He's a decent actor and he looks the part - he's the right age as well, at 30.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:51 a.m. CST
Cast an Unknown Who Resembles Him
by Mike Hunt
Surrounded by a bunch of A-list actors.......or put an established actor in makeup to make him look like McQueen. Hell, I never Anthony Hopkins looked like RIchard Nixon, but they pulled that off.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8 a.m. CST
by RawShark13
Or not.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:05 a.m. CST
Vin Deisel IS Steve McQueen
by Stuntcock Mike
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:06 a.m. CST
Sam Jackson IS Steve McQueen!
by Stuntcock Mike
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:10 a.m. CST
What about that dude who plays Sawyer on Lost
by robertkent.net
Or Mathew McConaughey. Just so long as it's someone shirtless and oily. Oh yeah. Or they could always cast Gary Oldman. Somehow or other, he can play anyone. He could also play Ali MacGraw.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:11 a.m. CST
Ryan Gosling
by banville
Easliy the best actor of his generation. Stick some make-up on him and he's good to go as McQueen.
 Or Gary Oldman, he can do anything.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:22 a.m. CST
Wow, a biopic already?
by RockLobster800
I mean, the guys only directed Hunger and now he wants his own biopic? What a nerve, WHAT A NIOOVE!!
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:23 a.m. CST
Mike Cooley from Drive by Truckers...
by PoorOLtinTin
Would be great for it. They even have written a song called "Steve McQueen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:24 a.m. CST
(bada duum disssh)
by RockLobster800
thank you I'll be here all week! please...try the fish!
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:25 a.m. CST
They should hire UK director
by filmcoyote
Steve McQueen to direct
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:29 a.m. CST
Damian Lewis or Anthony Michael Hall...
by gakchat
Both have more than a passing likeness to McQueen, but Daniel Craig's got the charisma...
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:39 a.m. CST
Craig as McQueen, Angie Harmon as Ali McGraw
by Burgundy82
I mean, obviously.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:45 a.m. CST
Eric Close from Without a Trace should be Steve McQueen
by muvyman
He looks just like Steve.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:56 a.m. CST
Nevada Smith
by jones1899
Great western by McQueen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:03 a.m. CST
All 3 Jonas Brothers as Steven McQueen
by FluffyUnbound
You know that's what will happen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:04 a.m. CST
Give Angie Harmon a haircut
by FluffyUnbound
And I can actually see her as Ali McGraw. But she needs to learn a new face besides "bitch".
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:05 a.m. CST
No cure...
by woodcutter1973
Denis Leary did a great little McQueen-alike in the Thomas Crown remake, so he would be an interesting choice...
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:05 a.m. CST
I have a bad feeling this will fall into the wrong hands
by jim
and McQueen will be played by Ashton Kutcher or one of the Jonas Brothers. I seem to have become very cynical of late.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:08 a.m. CST
Fluffy, it seems you and I are both haunted by the same
by jim
waking terrors.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:12 a.m. CST
by DonLogan
Glad someone else spotted the likeness, now he just needs to dye that ginger barnet.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:14 a.m. CST
No brainer...
by Drebin
Rip Taylor
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:15 a.m. CST
in a perfect world..
by haywood
It is sad for me to say but, I would have casted Heath.. In a perfect world I think he would have nailed it.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:18 a.m. CST
Damian Lewis as Steve McQueen
by djtfazer
Damian Lewis is just about the only actor that could possibly pull off acting as the great man. If in doubt watch "Band of Brothers". Not only does he look like him but he has quite a few of his manerisms.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:27 a.m. CST
PLEASE have a random scene with Keith Moon...
by Mr. Nice Gaius
...goose-stepping in a SS uniform outside of McQueen's house.
Steve McQueen and Keith Moon (The Who's Patented British Exploding Drummer) used to live side-by-side in Malibu. For kicks (and because of McQueen's role in THE GREAT ESCAPE), Moon used to march outside of McQueen's house while dressed as a Nazi.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:30 a.m. CST
Pretty much all actors today are WB/CW girly men.
by Jawa 007
Damien Lewis, Daniel Craig - these guys are vaguely McQueen-esque. But I doubt anyone has enough cool to pull off being Steve McQueen.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:35 a.m. CST
Damian Lewis
by CuervoJones
Or Tim Roth.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:37 a.m. CST
Daniel Craig or Kevin McKidd.
by digitalcos
Anyone want to disagree with me? Cause, I've got a gun. And, I'm kind of a "Loose Cannon".
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:49 a.m. CST
If dealing with Ali McGraw during filming The Getaway
by skimn
Ya gotta have someone portray Peckinpah.
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:56 a.m. CST
DANIEL CRAIG would be perfect!!!!
by silentbobafett2
Jan. 14, 2009, 9:56 a.m. CST
Yup. That guy from LIFE.
by palpatinefuckedmydog
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:05 a.m. CST
Damien Lewis, I SECOND THAT!
by DarthBakpao
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:09 a.m. CST
Or Simon Pegg?
by DarthBakpao
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:10 a.m. CST
Or Paul Bettany?
by DarthBakpao
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:10 a.m. CST
S'about time.....
by thot
A bio-pic about the "King of Cool" is long overdue. Other gems in McQueen's catalogue include "The Great Escape" and one of my personal favorites "Tom Horn". Hard to say who should play him. Daniel Craig does bear a striking resemblence though. Hopefully they'll do it right.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:14 a.m. CST
80% of the people spouting casting ideas...
by Arkillo
...have clearly never seen a Steve McQueen movie... or watched an interview with him... or read a book about him... or seen a picture of him. Although, I do think the Damian Lewis suggestion has a lot of merit. That guy is phenomenal.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:18 a.m. CST
I agree!
by laraz
Daniel Craig is the only actor out there that can resemble Steve, in any form of fashion!
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:44 a.m. CST
Jason O'Mara
by duckie445
The guy from Life on Mars.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:53 a.m. CST
Interesting that the casting suggestions of Mr. Cool
by skimn
would focus on British and Aussie actors. Guess us Yanks just aren't cool enough.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:56 a.m. CST
by skimn
Post-lap band weight loss Harry Knowles as McQueen. Ever see McQueen's beard in his later years? Looked as scary as Harry's.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:59 a.m. CST
Steve McQueen was BISEXUAL...
by Banzai Rootskibango
...I had a screenwriting course at UM with Alan Trustman...the guy who wrote Bullitt...and he confirmed this much to my dismay.
Jan. 14, 2009, 11:03 a.m. CST
Bisexual just means he scored
by skimn
twice as much...
Jan. 14, 2009, 11:53 a.m. CST
Damien Lewis
by DannyOcean01
FTW It'll be a shit movie anyway FTW
Jan. 14, 2009, 12:32 p.m. CST
Eric Close from CBS's Without A Trace
by Mr. Wayne
Have you seen that guy. He could easily pull off McQueen. Already looks like him, and is at the age where he's not to young or two old. Check him out...he'd be perfect. I was watching Without A Trace the other day and thinking...dude kinda looks like Steve McQueen. How funny.
Jan. 14, 2009, 12:38 p.m. CST
Am I the only one...
by I am the most horrible
...with the stupid tendency to read "biopic" as if it rhymes with "myopic" ???
 I KNOW it's actually BUY-o-PICK, but nevertheless I'm plagued by mispronunciation within my own brain. Sigh. Worse afflictions out there. Shouldn't complain.
Jan. 14, 2009, 12:41 p.m. CST
Damian Lewis
by I am the most horrible
Should play Detective J'onn J'onzz in a pulpy noir/sci-fi Martian Manhunter movie.
 Yep.
Jan. 14, 2009, 12:44 p.m. CST
by DarthChimay
He can do anything.
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:08 p.m. CST
Check out EW.com
by skimn
They have Damian Lewis and McQueen photos side-by-side, and I think he would be a good choice physically. Unfortunately, I only know Lewis from 1 episode of Band Of Brothers and Dreamcatcher, so I'm not a great judge of his ability.
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:10 p.m. CST
Daniel Craig or Thomas Jane
by yesiamaplant
Craig would be the best choice both looks-wise and stylistically, but Jane could pull it off as well.
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:11 p.m. CST
Youtube for Kids in the Hall Cincinatti Kid sketch
by ArcadianDS
funny funny stuff
 And I am in favor of this film. Barry Pepper for the younger roles.
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:11 p.m. CST
I am the most horrible...
by Gilkuliehe
You mean it DOESN'T rhyme with myiopic?!
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:12 p.m. CST
Myopic, shit.
by Gilkuliehe
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:14 p.m. CST
whose that guy from Band of Brothers
by ArcadianDS
who gets promoted to CO of Easy Company - he now has a TV Detective show (who doesn't right? I think I might actually have one somewhere).
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:24 p.m. CST
Just watch On any Sunday
by Kizeesh
it's all the Steve you need.
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:49 p.m. CST
Eric Close or Craig
by MrClark
Eric Close definetly bears the strongest resemblance. Half his facial expressions are almost direct copies of McQueen. Craig is a much bigger name obviously but he's clearly modeled himself on McQueen and I think its worked brilliantly for him.
Jan. 14, 2009, 1:55 p.m. CST
whew. I am not alone.
by I am the most horrible
Jan. 14, 2009, 2:31 p.m. CST
Gotta be two actors...a young & old guy
by Cheif Brody
Make the switch just before Bullitt.
 I was around 14 when he died. I remember a friend pranked me the same year he passed. Rode his bike up and said..."Ya hear Steve McQueen died?"...I only knew him from The Towering Inferno" at that time...but I was sad to hear of his passing. Later I found out he was full of shit.
 Then, 8 months later...he really DID die. Just a weird coincidence.
Jan. 14, 2009, 3:28 p.m. CST
Daniel Craig
by The_Skook
I could see Craig or Lewis as McQueen, although there can be only one... McQueen that is. As for Russell Crowe... c'mon! Really! Computer says no.
Jan. 14, 2009, 3:51 p.m. CST
by Reckoner
Just saw it about a month ago, and he was so effortlessly cool in it. Plus, it was just a good story with a badass car chase through the hills of San Francisco. I've read some things about McQueen, and he seemed to have a huge ego. For Example, something about not getting top billing over Paul Newman in The Towering Inferno really pissed him off.
Jan. 14, 2009, 3:54 p.m. CST
Mark Ruffalo!
by RawShark13
Yeah. Suck on that one.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:13 p.m. CST
Thomas Jane or Daniel Craig
by ScottinDC
I'm not a big Thomas Jane fan..but he and Daniel Craig are the closest in spirit and machismo to the late great Steve.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:19 p.m. CST
So sad that all the younger US actors are such ferries
by picardsucks
No offence to our Homosexual bros here in the forum. Though hollywood is rife with effeminate, eyebrow plucking, skinny jeans wearing, wheatgrass sipping, pansy actors under the age of 40. It would likely have to be an unknown or more likely an Aussie. Steve McQueen was the ultimate bar room brawling real life bad ass mans man. He trained and from what I heard trained very well under Bruce Lee in Lee's backyard with James Colburn. I suppose Matt Damon could do a descent job. Too bad, there are no rebels in Hollywood anymore. They are all cookie cutter robots. They all say the very same Political things, same insular political Rob Reiner agendas, all drive their Priuses,all of them have their publicists so far up their asses they wouldn't have an orignial thought if it wasn't scripted by marketing, agents , publicists ect. Maybe that's way they hate Russell Crowe because they can't control him and he speaks his own mind for better or worse and he likes a good scrap. McQueen, James Colburn, Bruce Lee, Jack, Shatner, Eastwood, Sly, Burt, Richard Roundtree, There will never be the like again when did it become passe to be a man???? It would be nice is some off the young actors in hollywood actually knew how to through a football without an ex NFL technical consultant teaching them to do it.
Jan. 14, 2009, 4:48 p.m. CST
NEWMAN, Coming in 2010!
by Cheif Brody
Pitt plays Redford...But who gets 'Cool Hand Luke'?
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:46 p.m. CST
Russell Crowe?
by acksylrose
The only time Crowe's name should be in the same sentence as McQueen is to say "Crowes name should never be in the same sentence as McQueen."
Jan. 14, 2009, 5:51 p.m. CST
I'm with the DAMIEN LEWIS crowd
by hegele
always thought he resembled Steve since the Band of Brothers and Forsyth Saga days
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:34 p.m. CST
F*ck Russel Crowe in the @ss with hot iron bars.
by Damien Chowder
He does not even have the qualities of Mcqueen's preserved stool.
 Yo Russel I got a shotgun waiting for your fecking phone, you egotistical eeejut.
Jan. 14, 2009, 7:36 p.m. CST
Ok... why not get a look-alike and CGI the features.
by Damien Chowder
I'm sick of people that don't look like the star they are portraying. It would win Oscars.
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:11 p.m. CST
It has to be Damien Lewis
by William Munny
Check out the first three episodes of _Band of Brothers_. It's like watching McQueen again. Also: http://popwatch.ew.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/10/15/liars_l.jpg
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:41 p.m. CST
Seth Rogen as Steve Mcqueen
by pokadoo
Jan. 14, 2009, 8:57 p.m. CST
by Grammaton Cleric Binks
Righteous! Before I even finished reading the article Craig was the first one who came to mind. Similar looks, similar badassery. He's a natural choice.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:03 p.m. CST
Come on Jason O'Mara from Life on Mars
by SID 8.0
is the best choice by far. The episodes of "The Closer" he did showed how good of an actor he is.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:07 p.m. CST
The guy from ROME
by canucklehead
Can't thing of his (or his character's) name. He was also in the Werewolf GI's flick.
Jan. 14, 2009, 10:13 p.m. CST
Neal McDonough..........
by mojoman69
From Band of Brothers looks alot like McQueen.....
Jan. 15, 2009, 1:07 a.m. CST
Damian Lewis!
by AnnoyYou
One just has to watch "Life" to know he'd be perfect for the adult McQueen. Young McQueen would have to be played by someone else, obviously. As for Russell Crowe - blecch! Bite your tongue - especially not Fat Russell Crowe. He's a mess and much too obvious an actor. McQueen calls for subtlety.
Jan. 15, 2009, 1:16 a.m. CST
Proof positive that Lewis is the only one...
by AnnoyYou
...to play the adult McQueen: http://www.damian-lewis.com/2007?w=34
Jan. 15, 2009, 2:14 a.m. CST
Daniel Craig
by criticalbliss
He's always reminded me of McQueen.
Jan. 15, 2009, 1:49 p.m. CST
Damian Lewis/Steve McQueen
by djtfazer
I dont get the Daniel Craig thing. Okay he's an ok actor. He pouts ways too much and plays on his looks and not his acting anymore. You could say I am slightly OCD about Steve McQueen and since seeing Band of Brothers there was always only one person to portray him. Believe me just go out and borrow, beg or steal BOB. Its worth watching for some of the best acting I have seen in a long time. Its a shame but I havent seen Damian Lewis in anything else apart from a drama "Friends and Crocodiles". The problem would be finding a good credible actor to play him in his youth.
Jan. 15, 2009, 2:24 p.m. CST
Don't Leave Out His Gayness
by LostInLucas
Are they going to leave out the fact that he died of AIDS? If the filmmakers are cooperating with the family then I'm sure they're going to try to rewrite history with this one.
Jan. 15, 2009, 8:06 p.m. CST
cancer not aids
by chaoslover01
McQueen died from cancer. Just because he was bisexual doesn't mean he died of aids. And he was tough enough to admit that he was afraid of dying. That's a tough hombre there.
Jan. 15, 2009, 9:25 p.m. CST
Charlie Hunnam from Green Street Hooligans
by SWEEP
Hes on Sons of Anarchy also but in green street hes a bad ass.Bonus points for be able to ride his own motorcycle.
Jan. 16, 2009, 7:44 a.m. CST
not one person has seen Shotgun Stories? Michael Shannon, people
by mattvideo
Because as much as Damian Lewis might look like McQueen, he'll never be more than some piddly little TV actor. Michael Shannon, on the other hand, looks enough like McQueen and has actual movie star charisma to back it up.
Jan. 16, 2009, 9:26 a.m. CST
The Sun reports that it's Brad Pitt
by William Munny
This is terrible news. Damien Lewis is the only one who's got the looks, the moves, and the acting chops to do this right.
Feb. 8, 2010, 2:05 p.m. CST
Steve McQueen BipPic
by JBowles2
Eric Close from "Without a Trace" looks more like Steve McQueen than ANY actor I have ever seen!
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- Legend of Sargon is from fragments of ancient Sumarian text. You can read the translation here:
You'll find no mention of anything like Moses' story. What you reference is a Neo-assyrian story written about 700BC. Hebrew traditions pre-date that by at least five centuries. Whether or not Moses was a real person, it is much more probable the the Neo-assyrian account plagerized the Moses story.
- Mithra. Again you missed my point which was the accounts of Jesus pre-date Mithra similarities to Christian doctrine (written before 70 AD as Mr Taylor describes). Mithraism wasn't sanctioned by Rome until the 3rd century after Christ. Again, evidence strongly suggests practicianers of Mithraism borrowed from Christains. See "The Roman Cult of Mithra" by Manfred Clauss. Perhaps the timing is close enough to be debatable but hardly a slam-dunk on your part. Preponderance of evidence heavily favors Christianity.
- Soul. Cite one example in the animal kingdom that bridges the gulf between humans and other animals in the area of abstract thought, reason, sense of purpose, and the ability to express and be understood. Evolution theory doesn't even come close to explaining why at least some creatures would have developed some of these abilities. I would have to see some very credible examples to convince me that the soul is not the reason for our uniqueness. And no, Coco the "talking" gorilla won't cut it.
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Suddenly, I didn't like McCain so much anymore.
Oh, I gave Sarah Palin a fair shake. But the more I listened to her, the more I became convinced that she really wasn't ready to be a Vice President ... and I shuddered to think of her becoming President if something were to happen to John McCain.
In short, Sarah Palin had a tremendous impact on my voting decision in the 2008 election. So if you ask me whether a candidate's choice for running mate can affect a voter's decision, I'd have to say ...
Heck. Yes.
This week, we're going to ask our political bloggers the same thing:
Does a candidate's choice of Vice President and Cabinet members affect your decision to support him in an election?
What do you think?
Judging by how often the subject has come up already in our CafeMom Coffee Breaks with the presidential candidates, their Vice President and Cabinet picks are very important to you. The question has come up in every event that we've held so far.
Particularly for women, it's an important issue. If we can't have a woman running for president, we want to know that we would be represented with a Vice President or Cabinet member(s). And we don't want just any woman, as John McCain (and um, Michele Bachmann) proved so well. It has to be a woman that a large number of us believe is well-qualified for the job.
One of the smartest things Barack Obama did was invite former rival Hillary Clinton to be his Secretary of State. Regardless of what you personally think of her, Secretary Clinton has emerged as the most popular member by far of Obama's administration. Her approval rating among Americans is positive (which is saying a lot in this economy), and in a recent survey we took of CafeMom members, a majority said they would support her over Obama if the two were to run against each other in a 2012 presidential election.
As for the GOP presidential candidates, they're already tossing around names of potential running mates in an effort to get voters' attention.
Here's what out political bloggers have to say on the subject:
Using Potential Running Mate & Cabinet Picks to Attract Voters Isn't an Option
Vice Presidential Candidates Can Break -- But Not Make -- a Campaign
The People a Presidential Candidate Surrounds Himself With Matter
I was on the fence too, I was probably leaning more toward McCain. If he had chosen Romney, I would have definitely voted for him, as the economy was starting to tank. It was his decision to choose Palin that made me question his decision making abilities and ultimately vote Democrat.
Billsfan - what a class act you are. Perhaps you can respect other people and refrain from cursing.
The solidly left and the solidly right will always vote for the same party, no matter who the VP is. But the choice lies with the group in the middle, the moderates of both parties, as well as the independents, and it's really the small things with that group. Torn between two candidates, something like a VP pick can absolutely swing a vote. I'm a fairly solid Republic myself, and Sarah Palins gaffes had even me a little uneasy. I voted McCain anyway, but for something who is a lot more centralized than me, she probably alienated a lot of folks.
Romeny and Santorum would never run together , There republicans but Santorum is way to conservative for Romney.
"One of the smartest things Barack Obama did was invite former rival Hillary Clinton to be his Secretary of State" It was a cynical move made in an attempt to hobble the Clintons. Smart for obama politically, but he never put her up there because any of his advisers told him she'd be a good SOS. And she is not. She has hurt America, in tandem with obama's failed policies, foreign & domestic. Luckily, so far she has not been a TOTAL disaster, but she's still got time.
"Regardless of what you personally think of her, Secretary Clinton has emerged as the most popular member by far of Obama's administration" Popular with whom? I'd take an "unpopular" better-qualified SOS over the unqualified wife of an ex-president any day.
Her appointment was and is an embarrassment, like most everything to do with this administration's foreign policy. The appointment was extemely cynical, calculated only for political gain, and antithetical to America's best interests.
Color this citizen unimpressed, but I would vote for her over obama, if forced to choose between the two.


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Jeremy Scott is always guaranteed to turn heads. Pulling inspirations from 60s pop art and the Jetsons, this Spring 2014 Ready-To-Wear Teenagers From Mars collection played with television test patterns and a daring color palette guaranteed to be seen on style icons (and front row celebs) such as Nicki Minaj and Chanel Iman.
While the collections's cut-out silhouettes and tiny swimsuits experiment with daring fabric and color, the stand-out factor was the cartoon-like prints by Pop Surrealist Kenny Scharf. A shoulder-less dress with a lilac pattern squiggle pattern is made interesting with seemingly painted characters straight out of Nickelodeon. Another was a one-shoulder minidress with a splatter print reminiscent of Mr. Pollock himself.
While animal prints and bra tops seemed to take over the NYFW runway, Jeremy Scott (per usual) found a way to make Teenagers From Mars pop. Red-hot snakeskin bralettes and turquoise zebra minis with zipper accents not only combine the trends, but give it an sexy, BDSM-like twist. Graphic knit sweaters emblazoned with "I'm A Mess" and "Earth Sucks" also take Scott's unspoken, DGAF brand he is so famously known for to literally the next level, intergalactically speaking.


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City councilors serving Long Beach, Calif., voted last month to approve an ordinance that establishes new definitions and regulations for financial services providers that include check-cashing businesses, payday lenders, and auto title lenders. The measure prohibits new short-term lenders from locating within 1,320 feet of any other such business in neighborhood-commercial, pedestrian-oriented, planned-development, and industrial-zoning districts.
It also requires that windows not be obscured by signs, dark tint, shelving, racks, or similar obstructions. Exterior phones, security bars, and roll-up doors are also prohibited. All fees and regulations must be displayed near the cashier stand and provided to customers upon checkout. The ordinance applies only to new businesses.
There currently are 53 such businesses in Long Beach, including 35 check-cashing outlets, 15 payday lenders, and three consumer-finance businesses. City staff said they would look into the suggestion by some residents that the ordinance require the businesses to be located at least 500 feet away from residential areas.


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I'm a web producer living in Los Angeles, California. I'm a partner at a web application development shop in Madison, Wisconsin.
Some of our current projects include:
Web Producer is the best term I can come up with for what I do, because I enjoy every aspect of website creation.
I've been HTML-ing since 1995. In 1999 I started making websites in Flash. In 2000 I became a web design intern, while studying web marketing at a Christian university in California. Around 2002 I took up PHP and MySQL database development.
In 2003 I became a full-time staff member at the university's website, a 19,000 page resource for prospective students. While there I continued to do web design and PHP development; installed Omniture web analytics and became a certified Omniture professional in SiteCatalyst and Implementation; was trained by the famous Bruce Clay in Search Engine Optimization and ran an SEO campaign for the entire site.
In early 2008 I joined my friend Brandon in Sevenwire, began learning Ruby on Rails, and have been able to apply all my learnings to a wide range of awesome clients.
I have various projects that I'm working on outside of the normal day-to-day.
For years now I've been working on a web app to help roommates divide bills. I was almost done building it in PHP, but then I turned it into a project for me to learn Ruby on Rails with.
Recently I've been helping a friend sell cell phone holsters online.
The other day a friend and I threw up a quick website to test the waters of the individual soccer training market.
The same friend and I just opened a pro snorkel online store to sell high-end snorkels that he can get for a decent price. Is there such a thing as pro snorkeling? We may have made that up, but it was a good keyword phrase.
I sometimes give website advice to a friend who owns a physics software company.
If I have one weakness in website production it's content development, so lately I've been challenging myself to write more.
First I had an article published about CSS and Rails on Digital Web Magazine. Now I have a goal to post (almost) every day on at least one of the many blogs I contribute to.
When I do have spare time, I like to go on missions trips in foreign countries and play the drums. I used to be in a rock band, and if you want to you can still listen to our music.