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RUSH: Now, about this Fox News Sunday appearance yesterday, I do call Sunday shows news church, and I'll tell you why. I said on Fox News Sunday nothing I have not said on this radio program. I said what I said on Fox News Sunday on other television programs, but I mean just by judging my e-mail and, hell, Axelrod was asked about me on Schieffer's news church show. And they were talking about this interview over on the ABC Sunday show. And the e-mail that I'm getting from all of you is over the top. And, Snerdley, you know, I go on television and Snerdley never comes in here to comment on it, I don't even know if he even sees it. He walks in here this morning (panting), "I gotta tell you, whoa, man, that was a home run, you know what I really -- you weren't wearing socks." I said, "You know, a lot of people are telling me I wasn't wearing socks." We don't wear socks here in South Florida, folks. We just don't. In fact, I have to remember to take socks with me when I travel to a northern climate in the wintertime. I haven't bought a pair of socks -- except, you know, little white golf socks -- in years 'cause I never wear them. But he came in, "Oh, this was just, man, you were so calm.
I've never heard him go on and on and on like this before, and Snerdley, we've been doing this for 21 years. I think the reason is it's news church, it's on a Sunday show, and the stuff that I said, which you've all heard me say before, is not said on those shows. Those shows are stately, predictable, Washington conventional wisdom, predictable left and right stuff. But I had a great time. We shot it, we taped at four o'clock in the afternoon. By the way, it's just funny. USA Today, AP, has the snarkiest stories. Did you see the AP story? You see that, Snerdley? Oh, speaking of which, did you see that several people on the morning shows today are applauding Hillary Clinton for her tough talk in Pakistan to the Pakistani people? (paraphrasing) "You guys don't have enough taxes here. We tax everything that moves and doesn't move in America. You don't do that." Now, isn't that what the left hated about George W. Bush, the iron-fisted cowboy, George Bush, loose lipped and so forth. Now they're praising Hillary for going over there: "We tax everything. We tax everything that moves and everything that doesn't move." Boy, she got that right, and they're going to tax even more.
This is the AP story: "From his home --" which it wasn't, and it was plain as day. I mean, they have a shot of The Breakers Hotel, which is where the interview was conducted. I didn't buy the Breakers yet. "From his home and on a friendly network, Rush Limbaugh lobbed potshots across the airwaves Sunday at President Obama --" I think what I lobbed was informed criticism, not potshots. "-- 'immature, inexperienced, in over his head,' offering the country 'radical leadership' and laying siege to the economy. 'We'll let Mr. Limbaugh foment,' responded the White House's chief political strategist, dismissing the conservative commentator with the reported $400 million contract." Then they have in print, "'I'm probably worth more,' Limbaugh said." I tell you, folks, I love goosing these people, and it's so easy to do. That whole thing was a giant media tweak. Just goose them. "No more than an entertainer and not really the right guy to give 'lectures on humility.'" That's what Axelrod said, "no more than an entertainer."
Let's see. At least once a week some idiot like Sting or Sean Penn or Rosie O'Donnell or George Clooney pipes up about how wondrous and noble and good Obama is. It gets big play in USA Today and websites, probably MSNBC and CNN, and those people we find out are guests at the White House. And who are they? They're entertainers! Nothing more than entertainers, and they're stupid entertainers. Did you hear what Sting said? He's sent by God. Jokingly, but these people are off their rockers. They're loco weeds. They are just entertainers, but when they praise Obama, why, they are distinguished citizens of the world. And USA Today: "'Rush Limbaugh: NFL Never Allowed Serious Consideration of his Candidacy to Become an Owner' -- Rush Limbaugh continued to fault the NFL on Sunday --" What I said was, specifically, the owners didn't even get a chance to reject me, it never got there. I couldn't have been more clear about it and USA Today still gets it wrong. And what they're really, really having a problem with out there is I called Obama a man-child, the man-child. Oh, they are just freaking out over that.
Do you know what a man-child is? Go look it up in the Urban Dictionary. I looked it up in the Urban Dictionary, and here's what it says: "A man-child say fully grown male that acts like a baby. A man-child usually whines, complains, and thinks everything is unfair. Man-children in the workplace can be recognized as one who is always complaining about the rules and/or shows too much emotion." And Obama is constantly whining and complaining about Bush and what he inherited. He whines and complains about everything. He's a man-child. I'm shouting it, "He's a man-child!" And of course the predictable Geraldo Rivera, "That's racist, it was racist." So, at any rate, folks, that's that. We've got sound bite reaction to the Fox News appearance and I thank all of you for your e-mail over the weekend about it. As you know, I'm just terribly, terribly uncomfortable talking about myself. (interruption) No, Axelrod did not respond to any criticism I had of their policies. Ah, he's an entertainer. We'll let Rush foment. Well, wait a minute, David, it was only back in February that you and Carville named me the head of the Republican Party. Now I'm just a mere entertainer? Which is it? Or am I perhaps both, an entertainer who leads the Republican Party?
RUSH: Snerdley just told me during the on-top-of-the-hour break that we had what he thought might have been one of the all-time best calls and the guy didn't hang on. Now, the guy just got out of prison. He's been in prison for seven years. What was he in prison for? Give me... Selling crystal meth, arson, grand larceny, it went on and on and on. The rap sheet was long. Seven years in the slammer, just got out. Said he was watching Fox News Sunday yesterday, and when Chris Wallace asked me if anybody was worth $400 million, this guy said he had an awakening when he heard my answer. He had an awakening. For the first time he understood capitalism, and for the first time he understood that it was him who determined what his worth was, not somebody else -- and it's true for everybody.
You determine what you're worth. And you're worth what somebody will pay you. Whatever it is. Once the market -- employer, a partner, whatever -- pays you, that's what you're worth. You'll take what you're worth; you'll fight for what you think you're worth. Many people are worth far more than they know. And that was this guy's awakening. So given that be with let's listen to some sound bites from my appearance on Fox News Sunday yesterday. The whole thing is posted at RushLimbaugh.com, and there are even parts of the interview that didn't air. I think it went 25 minutes but they overshot some video, just in case they wanted to go longer and they put what didn't air up on their website, which we have also linked to at RushLimbaugh.com. So here. The first question right out of the box: "This week it will be one year since Obama was elected. In that time, what's he done for and to the country?"
RUSH ON FNS: I think it's all "to." I don't think there's any "for." Chris, I'm really, really worried. We've never seen this kind of radical leadership at such a high level of power in the country. I believe that the economy is under siege. It's being destroyed. Anybody with any economic literacy would not do one thing this administration has done to try to revitalize the private sector. They're destroying it. And I have to think that it may be on purpose. Because this is just outrageous what is happening, the denial of liberty, and attack on freedom, I mean just a couple days ago they talked about the 650,000 jobs that they've "created or saved"? There's no such thing as a "saved" job. Besides that they've destroyed jobs, they've lost 3.3 million jobs in this country since Obama's stimulus plan, and it's going to get worse.
RUSH: Yeah, and so last week he'd "saved or created" a million jobs, 650,000 jobs. Today convenes a meeting with his Economic Recovery Advisory Board to talk about what they can do to start getting job growth. So last week we "saved or created" a hundred thousand or 650,000, a million jobs. Now, that was last week. It's done with, fini. We got a new week, we have a new template: Obama working hard for you to create more jobs. He hasn't saved or created anything. This next sound bite is one of the two or three things from the interview that's really ticked off the media and a lot of people in the Obama administration. "You now have taken to calling Mr. Obama 'the man-child president.'"
RUSH ARCHIVE: Right.
WALLACE: What does that mean?
RUSH ON FNS: He's immature. He's a child. I think... He's got a five-minute career. He was in the Senate for 150 days. He was a community organizer in Chicago for however number of years. He really has no experience running anything. He's very young. I think he's got an out-of-this-world ego. I mean, he's very narcissistic, and he's able to focus all attention on him all the time. That description is simply a way to cut through the noise and say he's immature, inexperienced, in over his head.
RUSH: This next answer Chris Wallace seemed a little surprised by. "Let's talk about a couple of big issues the president's dealing with now, first of all Afghanistan. You suggest that he's taking all of this time to decide what to do in Afghanistan to keep his left-wing base on board for health care reform."
RUSH ON FNS: Well, it's partly that but I also think he doesn't care much about it.
WALLACE: Well, come on.
RUSH ON FNS: No, I don't. See, this is... I know this is going to sound controversial, but I don't think he cares. Chris, if he cared about it, we've got soldiers and their families worrying about what we're going to do. The general on the ground said, "We need some more troops." The policy that he implemented in March he now doesn't like and is trying to figure out how best to make everybody happy here politically on his side of the aisle and also for his image. You know, Democrats have a tendency to be seen as week on defense. He's battling with that. But again if he cared about victory -- remember, he said about Afghanistan, victory is not something he's comfortable with, the concept. It reminds him of the Japanese surrendering on the USS Missouri. It made him very uncomfortable. He wants to manage this rather than achieve victory. When he says these things, I don't know if people actually listen and have them register when he does.
RUSH: I hear them. And I don't believe what I hear. It's just remarkable. The fact that he says, I'm not comfortable with the concept of victory? People... I think I'm the only one that remembered that. Now here's the next question. "You say you don't know that he really cares. Do you at least give him credit for going to Dover to honor the remains of soldiers, dead soldiers who came back from Afghanistan?"
RUSH ON FNS: The politically correct thing to say here would be, "Oh, yes. I am very impressed that President Obama decided to go show his concern for the remains of troops have given their lives for freedom in this country." It was a photo-op. It was a photo-op precisely because he's having big-time trouble on this whole Afghanistan dithering situation. He found one family that would allow photos to be taken. None of the others did. Throughout the Iraq war, it was Barack Obama and the Democrat Party which actively sought the defeat of the US military. They convened hearings and accused General Petraeus of lying. They said the surge would not work. Harry Reid stands up, waves the white flag, "This war is lost." Jack Murtha is out saying our Marines at Haditha are guilty of rape. John Kerry is accusing our Marines of becoming terrorism act by going into the homes of Iraqis at midnight in the dark, terrorizing looking for Al-Qaeda or whoever was there. Yeah. I mean, I hate to be honest with you here, but I do question their commitment to national security. I question their commitment to the US Military. They'll put their political survival and their political power being gained over anything else. They'll use anybody and throw anybody away in order to achieve it.
RUSH: And one more. Chris Wallace: "You've made no secret of the fact that you oppose the public option, government-run health insurance to compete with private insurers. With tens of millions of Americans still uninsured, do you think the government has any moral obligation to find some way to cover them?"
RUSH ON FNS: There is a way to insure the uninsured without doing any of what we're doing. If that were the objective, then I'd be full for it. This is not about insuring the uninsured. This is not about health care. This is about stealing one-sixth of the US private sector and putting it under the control of federal government. And when they get this health care bill, if they do, that's the easiest, fastest way for them to be able to regulate every aspect of human behavior, because it will all have some related cost to health care -- what you drive, what you eat, where you live, what you do -- and there will be penalties for violating regulations. It's going to be the biggest snatch of freedom and liberty that has yet occurred in this country.
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NORFOLK, Va. -- Senior All-American Laura Zimmerman tied her career high with five goals to lead the second-ranked Tar Heel women's lacrosse team to a 14-3 win at unranked Old Dominion on Sunday afternoon. Carolina outscored ODU 12-2 in the second half to blow open what had been a close game.
The Tar Heels improve to 9-1 with the victory and bounce back from Saturday's 9-8 loss at Georgetown. ODU falls to 2-5.
Zimmerman also added an assist to finish with six total points in the game, one off her career high of seven (five goals, two assists) in a win at Northwestern in April 2010. Abbey Friend added two goals and an assist for UNC. Jessica Griffin and Becky Lynch each scored twice and Taylor George had a goal and an assist. Emily Garrity and Sam McGee scored single goals, and Courtney Waite had an assist.
Carolina out-shot ODU by a 29-12 margin, including 18-5 in the decisive second half. The Tar Heels also won 13 of 19 draws and forced 20 Monarch turnovers while only turning it over 12 times themselves.
Zimmerman scored UNC's first goal of the game at the 26:48 mark of the first half, only to see see ODU tie it at 1-1 90 seconds later. Neither team scored for more than the next 20 minutes until Lynch made it 2-1 Tar Heels at halftime.
Carolina started the second half with a 5-0 run with three of those goals coming from Zimmerman as the Tar Heels increased their lead to 10-2 with 16 minutes to play. ODU cut it to 10-3, only to see Carolina score four more in a row (two from Friend) for the final 14-3 score.
All three UNC goalkeepers played in the win, with Lauren Maksym starting and playing the first 26:41 of the game, recording two saves. Taylor Thomas played the next 29:55 and picked up her first career win in the cage, also making two saves. Britt Giacco played the final 3:24 in goal.
The Tar Heels will return to action with their fourth consecutive road game next Saturday at Boston College.
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TAMPA, Florida -- Republican Mitt Romney moved into the critical final stretch of his campaign to unseat U.S. President Barack Obama, telling voters in his most important speech to date that they can "trust him to restore the promise of America," but he offered few details about his plans to fix an ailing economy and a politically divided nation.
The former Massachusetts governor accepted his party's presidential nomination Thursday night with a speech that repeatedly brought the partisan crowd to its feet in the final act of the 2012 Republican National Convention, which featured speech after speech lambasting Obama for his economic failures and promising to deny him a second term.
"America has been patient," Romney told millions in the nationally televised speech. "Americans have supported this president in good faith. But today, the time has come to turn the page."
Romney outlined lofty goals — making the U.S. energy independent, slashing the deficit and creating 12 million jobs — but did not say how he would do it.
He also seemed to make light of Obama's concerns about the earth's deteriorating environment and climate change.
"President Obama promised to begin to slow the rise of the oceans. And to heal the planet. My promise is to help you and your family," Romney said in a mostly inward-looking speech that focused on domestic affairs.
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But creeping up right behind Dark Knight Returns is what is widely considered one of the greatest self-contained stories ever told in comics, the story of Jesse Custer and his search for God. Literally. That story is the hilarious, violent, gritty ride known as Preacher, created by comic book mainstays, writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon.
If you haven't read Preacher, it tells the story of Jesse Custer, a small-town minister in Texas who gets possessed with the spirit known as Genesis – an entity created when an Angel and a Demon conceive. The second Genesis was born, God up and quit his post in heaven and now walks the earth. Jesse, who now has all of Genesis's powers including the word of God (anything he says must be obeyed), doesn't take the news of God's absence too well and sets out on a country-spanning journey to find God and give him what for. He's not alone though, joining him on his crusade is his ex-girlfriend Tulip and a hard-drinking Irish vampire named Cassidy. I'll stop there with the synopsis; if you haven't yet checked this series out, you really should, it's phenomenal.
Just like Watchmen, Preacher has had a few false starts with live-action adaptation. From 1998 through 2000 Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier were attached to produce a film based on the first story arc of the series for Electric Entertainment, with Rachel Talay directing a screenplay by Ennis himself. The film lingered in developmental hell for a while until being greenlit for pre-production. The film had no shoot date or release date, with problems stemming from the $25 million budget.
For two more years, the Preacher movie hung around in the back. James Marsden (X-Men films, Superman Returns) had been cast as Jesse Custer, and another two years later, a whole six years since Smith and Mosier became involved, the entire project crumbled due to financial issues.
The live-action Preacher film was back to square one, and it wasn't going to get any better.
2006 rolled around and HBO became involved in adapting Preacher into a television series, each issue being one episode. Now, that sounded awesome; surely that format would be able to take its time and capture the breadth and intricacies of the whole series. The problem being that HBO tapped Mark Steven Johnson to helm the show, the dude that adapted Daredevil and Ghost Rider to the big-screen. Thankfully, 2 years later in August 2008 HBO passed on the project citing it's tone and religious controversy. Preacher fans will remember feeling quite the tinge of excitement when a picture (see further down) of an actor in full Arseface make-up hit the net. Makes you wonder what the series could have been, even with Johnson at the wheel.
The Preacher film seemed all but dead after this string of false starts, but in January of this year Columbia Pictures purchased the film rights. Things are looking better for this stage of the development; acclaimed director Sam Mendes (American Beauty, Road to Perdition, Jarhead, Revolutionary Road) is signed on to direct. Although Garth Ennis isn't on board to write the screenplay for the flick, John August is officially taking that role. August is responsible for such screenplays as Go and Big Fish, with uncredited re-writes for Minority Report and Iron Man. He did also write Jurassic Park III and the Charlie's Angels films though…
No other details of the film are known as of yet.
Comparing this film/property to Watchmen again, Preacher fans are a feverish, passionate bunch. Every little detail, absolutely everything will be put under a microscope and scrutinized. And just like with Watchmen, it will be impossible to please everyone. The fans typically have their guns loaded before the film even gets released. The casting of these indelible characters will be one of the most talked-about and debated factors of the success of the Preacher film. Yes, I know that when it comes to casting our favorite characters Hollywood almost always messes it up, but I like to have a little faith. For the most part the Watchmen casting was inspired and spot-on, and Heath Ledger proved hordes of fans wrong after they balked at the announcement that he would be playing the clown prince of crime. There's just no doubt about it, once a fan gets their dream-cast in their head, there's no one else good enough in their minds until judgment day – the film's release.
I've thought long and hard about the Preacher film for the last few weeks as I've been re-reading the series from start to finish, falling in love with it. I've come up with what I think is my own personal cast list for Preacher, be it if I were in charge of casting the film. My cast list would look something like this:
Jesse Custer – James Franco
Jesse Custer is the lead character so much so that if he isn't just right, the whole thing could fall apart at the seams. So much of everyone's dynamic and context works solely because of Jesse's normalcy and natural righteousness. He is as complex as he is ordinary. This will no doubt be a challenging role for any actor looking to do the character justice. Jesse is the everyman, the American man. He's could charm the pants off you one minute and punch your teeth out the next. I think James Franco (Spider-Man films, Pineapple Express) has the natural screen-presence, acute acting abilities and wide enough range to pull off Custer's subtleties. He's also not a super-huge star that would overshadow or oversell the film, but he's a strong enough young talent that could justifiably land this lead role. He's also handsome but not too handsome. Jesse's a good looking farm boy, but he's more John Wayne than Zac Efron.
Tulip O' Hare – Elizabeth Banks or Uma Thurman
Jesse's ex/current lover Tulip is many things. She's sexy. She's a strong woman. She's also handy with a gun or her fist. She's also madly in love with, and very much devoted to Jesse and his cause. Chemistry with whomever is playing Jesse is absolutely imperative for the role of Tulip. Any young woman can play sexy and slightly tom-boyish with a lethal side; it takes a specific actress to pull that all off and still melt Jesse's heart (as with ours). Although my first pick, a common one, lies with Uma Thurman (Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction), realistically she looks too old for the part. My next best choice is with Elizabeth Banks (40 Year Old Virgin, Zach & Miri Make A Porno). Banks is very good looking, has that sharp sarcastic wit, and could be believable with a gun. I can close my eyes and see Franco and Banks together gelling quite well.
Cassidy – Robert Pattinson or Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Oh boy, I can see the hate-mail flooding my inbox already. You read that right, I think Robert Pattinson, the star of Twilight and millions of girls dreams nightly, would be a visually perfect Cassidy. Can he pull off Cassidy's perpetual drunken swagger? I don't know. His Twilight role (also a vampire) was quite the opposite – stiff and lifeless (kinda like my Saturday night, hey-o), but I have faith in the young people of today; I say give this cat a chance. Being a Londoner, it wouldn't be a stretch for him to pull of a believable Irish accent. But for those of you who just can't possibly wrap your mind around separating a young actor from a breakthrough role, I've come up with a close-second choice for the smack-talking Irish bloodsucker: Jonathan Rhys Meyers. He's actually a damn good pick for Cassidy, far more experienced than Robert Pattinson and has had his fair share of actual drunkenness, apparently. For what he has in acting chops over Pattinson, he lacks in physical resemblance of Cassidy, though with some stubble and a pair of Ray-Bans you've got your Proinsias Cassidy.
Herr Starr – James Marsters
This was by far the toughest character to wrap my brain around in terms of casting. Like Jesse, Starr is one of these incredibly particular characters. He's very subtle yet so complicated. Starr is just completely unpredictable in how he will react and what he will say. Inadvertently Starr also provides for some of the funniest moments in the book – he has a natural resilience to injury. My first instinct was to cycle through every bald actor in my head, with Bruce Willis being the one I leaned towards the most. Willis is too big for the role of Herr Starr though. I went with a dark horse pick here, but I really think that James Marsters (Buffy, Angel, Smallville) has that stern and subtle strength about him. Shave his head bald and he also looks the part, albeit a few years young. Again, as much as Jesse, the role of Starr is as important as it is delicate.
The Saint of Killers – Ted Levine
Ask anyone who has read the book who they would get to play the unstoppable Saint of Killers and I guarantee you'll get the same response: Clint Eastwood. And I totally agree, Eastwood is absolutely perfect for the role. I'm certain a huge part of shaping that character came from Eastwood himself. But as a fan of the comics and movies in general I'm being totally realistic in saying that casting Dirty Harry ain't gonna happen. No way, Eastwood pretty much acts in 2 flicks a year, both of which he directs. I would eat my shoe if he even read the script. So, who's next? Now I'd say David Carradine, but he got strung up by tranny hookers in a Bangkok hotel a few weeks ago, and unless life imitates art, he's not going to many auditions anymore. That leaves Mr. Buffallo Bill, Ted Levine (Silence of the Lambs, American Gangster). He's big. He's scary. He's older. He fits the physical profile.
Arseface – N/A
The last major role for the Preacher flick is one that really doesn't need a visually-accurate portrayal as the actor will most definitely be completely covered with facial prosthetics. Although I wasn't too big on Mark Steven Johnson's series for HBO, that make-up artist absolutely nailed Arseface. Hire that effects dude and get Paul Dano (Little Miss Sunshine, There Will Be Blood) to appear in flashbacks as a pre-shotgun faced Arseface.
The story of Preacher is so long and dense that it could not be done justice in one 2 hour movie. We as fans are going to have to come to terms with whatever we see adapted is going to be heavily edited and abridged. I suspect the most content will be taken from the first collected story arc Gone to Texas, with bits and pieces of the main storyline of Jesse's mission to find God borrowed from the eight other collected volumes ending with Alamo. We as fans are so used to having our beloved stories shit on, though Watchmen had a similarly sordid journey to the big screen and that came out exceptionally. It really depends on the team that's heading the film and how much the studio will allow the property to just be as it is. But regardless, we will always have the books, which are some of the very best ever written.
Now is your chance to sound off on my casting picks, your picks, and Preacher itself.
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Someasshole Says:
July 28th, 2009 at 3:18 am
I couldnt buy Franco as a tough guy. He's 'more zac efron than john wayne' as you put it.
Elizabeth Banks is a remarkebly boring actress.
Your Cassidy selection is something of a curiosity, do you have a vagina?. I dont know who could play Cassidy, but they better fucking be irish. One of the comic highlights of the books is the contrast between the attitudes of Jesse and Cassidy, and that is in part due to their nationalities.
Now hears where you go so far wrong its not even funny, i'm guessing your a buffy fan (suprised you dont have that douche from Bones playing Jesse) and i liked Buffy, it got better as it went on, and probably out grew some of its fan base. But come on man, are you serious?, out of all the quality bald headed actors in the world you pick this one-hit wonder?????. Try Ben Kingsley or John Malcovich.
I dont know who that guy you've got marked for the saint is, i really hope he's not from some dire crap like Firefly or worse Stargate. The saint of killers will probably be the hardest thing to cast, and with the wonders that todays make up artists, can conjure up it's anyones guess. But if i had to pick i'de say ron Perlman.
Thank you for your time.
Ryan Ferrier Says:
July 28th, 2009 at 9:00 am
Hi Someasshole, thanks for the comment. Do you really need to be so abrasive though? Surely you've read a fantasy casting before, in which 90% of the choices are based on visual appearance. No?
Is Jesse really a "tough guy"? I didn't get that at all from his character. Yes he's a strong, American type guy, but does he look a thing like a cowboy? Hardly. He's physically average and incredibly polite. Yes he can take anyone down in a fight, and does so without breaing a sweat, but he is closer to a preacher than John Wayne. Franco not only has a similar build and look, but is a pretty diverse actor, from James Dean to Pineapple Express.
I said flat-out that Pattinson is a bold choice. I also said that the dude is ridiculously similar looking to Cassidy. No I do not have a vagina; I'm just not so close minded to think that an actor should be written off after one niche role. I could give a fuck about Twilight, in fact I wrote an article where I mentioned I won't report about it on my site. I also mentioned in the article above that Jonathan Rhys Meyers is probably the better choice for Cassidy. Again, the Pattinson pick was based on physical presence.
And why does he HAVE to be Irish? Would you scoff at the thought of someone from Wales playing Batman? If you can act and pull it off I don't care where they're from.
And why does Herr Starr HAVE to be a bald actor? Ben Kingsley? John Malcovich? Why don't you just throw Bruce Willis' name into the mix… I chose Marsters because I think he would work with the character visually and through the performance. Malcovich has no subtlety at all, and Kingsley is a horrendous actor. Dude will be in anything with a paycheck. I haven't seen a single episode of Buffy or Stargate (thanks for the assumption, someasshole). I was pretty impressed with Marsters on Smallville; I think he captured the subtle calmness that Herr Starr is famous for. But surely not, he has hair! No actor has ever shaved their head for a role!!
As for Elizabeth Banks being boring… I don't know. Is Tulip REALLY that dense of a character? Banks can play serious, she can do comedy, she's got the look and she can be a strong female presence.
You don't know who Ted Levine is? Really? Go imdb him. He only portrayed on of the most memorable roles of the 90's. And he looks like the motehrfucking saint. Ron Perlman?! The living boardwalk characature? He doesn't look a thing like the saint, and nothing he has done so far leads me to believe he can do anything but sarcastic bad-ass (Hellboy, Blade II, what else?).
Thank you for your time, someasshole.
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Blue Jean Says:
July 18th, 2011 at 9:29 am
Fascinating choices, Ryan. No, I don't think you're a Buffy fan. If you were, you'd probably note that Cassidy is a lot like Spike, what with the fall from a naive romantic mortal to a hard drinking, cynical vampire, the lovelorn misadventures, and the final fiery self sacrifice. And he was, of course, was played by James Marsters, your pick for Herr Starr. It'd be fun to watch Spike and Cassidy pub crawling together for a night.
If it was up to me (which it's not) I'd choose Rufus Sewell for Jesse (based on "Dark City") and Renee Z. for Tulip (based on "Chicago" and "Nurse Betty"). But hey, that's just me.
eric Says:
June 7th, 2012 at 12:40 pm
Blue Jean, right after I read your comment, I thought I was back in 1998 for a second. There are lots of things that I want to see in a Preacher film, but Rufus Sewell and Renée Zellweger are def. two things I don't want to see. Besides, are they even alive anymore?
More importantly, I want to know who's going to play D'Aronique
Blue Jean Says:
June 14th, 2012 at 9:13 am
Oh, yes, they're both still alive, though they're probably…shall we say…"too mature" to play the roles now. You don't like them? Well, to everybody their own. Personally, I thought Sewell's look was right for the part, and his scary intensity would have fitted Preacher's "demon voice". Renee–same thing, plus she has this "I could do something violent at any minute and then laugh about it" quality that would have been great for Tulip (check out her work in "Chicago" sometime, if you want.)
But, as I said, to each their own. Neither one is going to play the parts anyway, even if the film gets made, so what the hell.


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Those we have lost in 2011
American Samoa lost traditional leaders, cabinet directors, a sports icon and other dear ones in 2011 that ended with the official withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and the territory was blessed with no war casualties for our own Toa o Samoa, this year.
The territory was also blessed with no major disasters, from cyclones to earthquakes and tsunamis.
The last earthquake and tsunami in 2009 claimed the lives of 34 people.
The only loss of life of a Samoan soldier was in a military report from Harker Heights, Texas where Sgt. 1st Class Washington Vaalele Ale, 39, died from an apparent gunshot wound on Sept. 24.
He was assigned to the 479th Field Artillery Brigade, First Army Division West, since April 2011 and had served in the Iraq war from October 2006 through December 2007 and again from August 2008 through October 2008.
The first major loss for the territory, which also made international news, was in late January, when Peni "Ben" Solaita, president of the American Samoa National Olympic Committee passed away Jan. 27, at the LBJ Medical Center, at the age of 61.
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In the woods there is a constant simultaneous growth and deterioration, and endlessly varied spatial rhythms. My drawing processes have become primarily about formation and destruction, defining and redefining, one form giving away to another. This is especially true of my tree drawings. Process is of primary importance and is as much about subtraction as addition. It is about finding an image and composition that exists within a stage of formation and destruction. If I build too much it looks contrived. If I remove too much there is little definition. I like to find a random condition, with previous layers showing, that provides a new state of form and rythm, a trigger for a new solution and a better drawing.
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AMC's zombie apocalypse juggernaut of a show "The Walking Dead" finally returns this week, and the stakes for the survivors are now higher than they've ever been. The midseason finale put fan favorites Daryl and Merle Dixon into the hands of the now one eyed Governor, and Rick appears to have gone completely insane. So, things are setting up nicely for the second half of the season. Here are five spoilers that we know so far about the midseason premiere, titled "The Suicide King."
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Following the resignation of Hosni Mubarak in Egypt on February 11th, mass demonstrations have begun in other countries throughout North Africa and the Middle East. Civilians of Libya, Algeria, Yemen, Morocco, and Bahrain are protesting against the authoritarian leadership of their country. While demonstrators have died in each of these countries, Libya has had an especially high death toll, with at least 1,000 deaths since the Libyan demonstration began last week.
Since February 15th, Libyan protesters have called for the resignation of their leader Muammar Gaddafi, who has led Libya for over forty years. Gaddafi became the leader of Libya after a coup in 1969 and is among the world's longest serving dictators. Yesterday, Gaddafi announced he would not resign and that he would "die as a martyr." Gaddafi also threatened those who protest with the death penalty.
Despite this threat, protesters throughout Libya continue to demonstrate. Protesters reportedly control small cities in Libya, but the government still controls the capital city Tripoli, as well as Benghazi. These are the two most populated cities in Libya that are also where a majority of deaths during the demonstration have occurred. The video below shows the brutal violence against Libyan protesters.
Even though Libya has a much smaller population than Egypt, the death toll in the Libyan demonstration has already more than doubled the death toll of the Egyptian demonstration. Libya has a population of only 6.3 million people, whereas Egypt has a population of 80 million. Also, the Libyan demonstration began only nine days ago, whereas the Egyptian demonstration lasted fourteen days. As a result, the death toll in Libya is particularly alarming not only because Libya is less than a tenth of Egypt's size, but also because many more people have died in fewer days in Libya.
Today, President Obama appeared for his first speech regarding the Libyan demonstration to condemn the violence in Libya as "outrageous and unacceptable." Obama also announced his administration is considering the "full range of options in its response to the demonstration." Though, the options for the US response are much more narrow than the Egyptian demonstration because the US has little leverage in Libyan affairs.
Unlike Egypt, which received at least $1.5 billion from the US in each of the past 10 years, Libya does not receive much aid from the US. In fact, Libya received less than $1 million from the US in 2010. Since the US has minimal influence in Libya, sanctions against the North African country are among the only immediate options. Senator John Kerry, who is the Chairman of the Senate and Foreign Relations Committee, called on all US oil companies to cease its operations in Libya as of today.
Meanwhile, an economic implication of the Libyan demonstration will likely involve higher gas prices around the world. Libya produces almost 1.8 million barrels of oil each day and is the twelfth largest oil exporter in the world. Since Monday, the cost for a barrel of oil has risen almost 10% from about $90 to $100 per barrel – the highest price for a barrel of oil since 2008.


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Kanye West's short fuse, bad temper and distaste for aggressive paparazzi are legendary…but would he really knock them the f*** out?
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The European Union has brought 65 companies to Israel Monday and Tuesday to strengthen relations despite the controversy over its policy to bar grants for activities in Judea and Samaria.
The "Mission for Growth" was headed by European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani and is focused on space technologies, information and communication technology and tourism.
There is great potential for cooperation in this area because Israel resides in an area suffering from a shortage of water. Tajani met with Minister of Economy Naftali Bennett Tuesday to open an EU-Israel" Business Round Table" and sign a "letter of intent" on industrial cooperation.
The mission is in stark contrast to the EU's policy to officially bar grants for activities in Judea and Samaria, but the European Union has denied that its objections to a Jewish presence in Judea and Samaria are designed to stop Israeli companies from operating there.
"There is no requirement in the guidelines that states that beneficiaries of EU grants not operate in the territories occupied by Israel since June 1967,' the EU stated to a pro-Arab website.Jewish Press News Briefs
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Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."
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Auckland Zoo Welcomes Red Panda Twins
February 03, 2014
Auckland Zoo in New Zealand is celebrating the birth of Nepalese Red Panda twins, two very valuable additions to the international breeding program for this threatened species.
The two cubs were born on January 3, each weighing approximately 100 grams. They are the second and third offspring of four-year-old mum Bo and 13-year-old Sagar, who just over a year ago produced their first-born, male Pabu. Sagar, who was relocated from India's Darjeeling Zoo in 2010, contributes a particularly valuable new bloodline into the Australasian region.
"These births are fantastic news, both for Australasia and for the wider Global Species Management Plan through which Red Panda are managed. We're absolutely delighted Bo has had two healthy cubs and that she's proving once again to be such a confident and attentive mother," says acting Carnivore Team Leader Lauren Booth.
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"Following Pabu's birth, we've learnt to read Bo's behavior well so we can gauge the best time to check on and weigh the cubs to track their progress, but otherwise remain hands-off. They have now opened their eyes and are moving about in the nest box a little more, and will sometimes 'huff' at us. Their weights have shot up to 403 grams and 423 grams respectively - above average, so we know they're getting plenty to eat, but they still have a lot more growing to do!"
Booth says like one-year-old Pabu, who will relocate to another zoo in Australia within the next six months, the yet-to-be named and sexed cubs will also in time leave Auckland Zoo to contribute to the international breeding program.
"As zoos we work together to ensure genetic diversity is achieved for insurance populations like the Red Panda - which is vital, but it is an insurance policy, not a solution. Increasingly, we're part of conservation efforts in the wild. Auckland Zoo continues to grow its support of Red Panda Network, whose outstanding community education and forest guardianship programs in eastern Nepal (key Red Panda territory) are playing a vital role in helping protect this species that's threatened by habitat loss and poaching."
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