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Reitman took the finished film to the Toronto Film Festival in September.

It was ultimately sold to Fox Searchlight for $6.5 million, the biggest deal of the festival.

Reitman got another boost from the publicity gods when the film was screened at Sundance this year.

"In the end, I think whether the movie is successful or not will be up to my generation, people who get the news from 'The Daily Show,' you know?

All I wanted to do was make a really funny movie that actually questions a lot of assumptions.

It's not about being on one side or another all the time.

"You know what the problem is with politics for me?

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You could say he's as devoted to the Italian-American community as Antonia is to finding a cure for His son, Gino Gagno, organized the Charlie Cagno Fund and the March 22 dinner at the Italian Club to support Antonia's research.

With 100 guests listening closely, Antonia, Moffitt's 2005 Physician of the Year, explained how his vaccine stimulates a patient's own T cells to kill cancer cells.

He is hopeful the FDA will give him approval to test it on patients within 60 days.

After the dinner, Cagno estimated he has raised $60,000 toward his $100,000 goal.To pass along tips to Amy Scherzer, blog her at www.sptimes.com/party where you'll find more pictures, events and links, or call 226-3332.

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One audience member said that natural enhancement was akin to playing God and that misuse of it was a grave danger.

Brock replied that he did have concerns about the misuse of natural enhancement, but that possible advancements like improved memory and reduced need for sleep were viable reasons for genetic natural enhancement research.

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