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As previously noted, Harvey Weinstein and his Weinstein Company acquired both stateside distribution rights to the original film AND the English-language remake rights. There's still no word on when/if they plan to release the original film in the USA, or if they purchased stateside distribution rights just so that no one else would release it in the USA, and instead go ahead with their American remake and release that instead as an original movie.
The film has opened in a few European territories (no English-language countries yet - at least according to IMDB and the film's Facebook page), and if you just can't wait to find out whether it'll play in your city, wherever in the world you are, you might find this piece of news of use.
Announced this morning, the French comedy (aka Intouchables or Untouchables) that's taken France by storn, burning up the historical box office charts and making its co-star Omar Sy a mega-star in that country, will be released on DVD on March 28 of this year - but in France of course, which means Region 2.
Although that shouldn't be a problem for those with DVD/Blu-ray players that will read discs from just about anywhere in the world - hardware that's become qiuite ubiquitous these days.
So, if the film isn't release in your country (I'm in the US) you might be able to pick up the DVD online (assuming there's a feature on it that allows you to turn on English subtitles).
Otherwise you'll either have to go the torrent route (and I hear that the film is *out there*) or wait until a distributor releases it in your area.
As a recap, the film, which is said to be based on a "funny and moving" true story, centers on the relationship between a wealthy white aristocrat who becomes a quadriplegic after a paragliding accident, and the young "street-tough" black man he hires to take care of him.
It stars Omar Sy as our "street-tough" dude, Driss, while François Cluzet (one of France's movie stars), plays Philippe the rich quadriplegic.
Since initial American awareness of the film, there has been some transcontinental disagreement about it - mostly French and American debates about its depiction of Omar Cy's character, which I also expressed some concern over when I first wrote about it, and later, after seeing the trailer and several clips from it.
Dawn | January 9, 2013 6:15 PM
This movie (with English subtitles) has played at cinemas in the UK under the name Untouchable and will be released on DVD at the end of January - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Untouchable-DVD-François-Cluzet/dp/B00A6VGLJM/ref=pd_cp_d_h__0
Emma | October 8, 2012 9:13 PM
Hey, Disgusted, get off your high horse. This movie had such a limited release in the US and it's STILL not on DVD, so for anybody who wants to be included in this international love-fest for this supposedly wonderful movie, the only thing we CAN do is to import or torrent, unless the stupid weinstein people will ever get off their asses and distribute the dvd in the USA.
Disgusted | January 12, 2012 11:01 AM
I can't believe that Indiewire felt it would be appropriate to essentially point people in the direction of an illegal download for this film.
With all the issues surrounding piracy you'd think a voice of independent cinema would instead be urging people to NOT download and NOT import the DVD so as to ensure the maximum audience for the film Stateside to ensure foreign lingo fare still gets acquired.
Indiewire I'd strongly request you to remove this story or at least edit out any reference to importing/downloading (and of course if you do so feel free to remove this comment).
As a longtime reader of Indiewire I'm very disappointed at the attitude shown here.
We all know this kind of behaviour exists, but pointing it out so flippantly (basically suggesting that downloading a torrent is not such a big deal) is incredibly irresponsible. There's bound to be at least one person out there whose interest is piqued and googles around. The film loses a bon-fide audience member thanks to Indiewire - just disgusting.
It sounds to me like Tambay took their own advice and downloaded already, otherwise there'd be no reference to torrents in this story whatsoever.
If this comment stays on this story I'll no doubt get bashed for being uptight/out-of-touch/on a moral high-horse as anyone who posts any comment like this on the net has come to expect, but I'd point out in advance to those commenters that they will have no-one but themselves to blame when the Weinsteins and distributors like them give up on importing foreign hits because the core audience has been eroded.
Tambay would no doubt justify this piece by saying 'The Weinstein's may never release it and I'm letting people who may be interested to see it know where they can find it when it's shelved in favour of a remake'. That's utterly ridiculous and borderline ignorant given this is supposedly an outlet for film journalism/commentary from informed sources. Mark my words The Weinstein Company will be pushing this for a foreign language Oscar - possible even major categories - next year. They didn't rush to get it out in the fear of both Intouchables and The Artist cannabilising each others' audience and awards. They acquired the film just prior to Toronto and it didn't premiere until San Sebastian - there also simply wasn't the time to mount an effective release campaign.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The JU women's basketball team will not only continue its active stance in the fight against breast cancer in 2007 but they are increasing its efforts this year beginning with the annual "Lick a Lid" event on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the JU cafeteria and Nellie's on campus.
This will mark the fourth consecutive year in which the women's basketball program has participated in the event but the Dolphins will also be selling limited edition T-shirts for $10, which will also benefit the fight against breast cancer.
"We are excited to kick off our fourth-annual Lick a Lid campaign," said JU women's basketball head coach Jill Dunn. "We are very proud to help sponsor and promote breast cancer awareness. Along with our normal table at the cafeteria, we will continue our efforts throughout the week and during our home games this season. Any support people can give towards this cause, and helping us reach our goal, would be greatly appreciated."
For a dollar, participants can purchase a single cup of Yoplait yogurt and lick the lid to support research for breast cancer. For each lid that is licked, the Susan G. Komen Foundation will match 10 cents for the same donation. The national goal is to sell 1.5 million lids and JU will do their best to add to that number with a goal of 250 lids this week.
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BY: Kori Sciandra | November 13, 2012
NORTH TONAWANDA - The Visual and Performing Arts Wall of Fame has been a key component in the history of North Tonawanda High School. The program, which launched in 1997 when John George was the superintendent of North Tonawanda Schools, spotlights those who have made an impact in the music and performing arts industry.
"The foundation [Remembering Ryan Foundation] is the corporate sponsor of the Wall of Fame," said George, president of the Remembering Ryan Foundation. "There are currently 25 people who have been inducted."
Inductees can be nominated in three different categories including Legend, Staff and Student.
A legend is someone who was a student or staff member prior to 1962, which is when the new high school was built.
A nominee can be inducted in the student or staff category if they were a student or graduate from 1962 to present, or a staff member from 1962 to present.
"The nomination is based on the candidate making a difference in the visual or performing arts," said George. "We are the only school in New York State, that I know of, that has recognition of this kind - that is strictly for the Visual and Performing Arts."
"We chose to sponsor this after the foundation was created, but I have had an interest in this since I was the superintendent," said George. "We decided to focus our interest on supporting the visual and performing arts, because we wanted to branch out a little further than just the foundation and do some corporate sponsorships."
The Remembering Ryan Foundation was created in honor of George's grandson Ryan Bertini, who lost his life at a young age due to health complications. Ryan loved music and playing around with artistic activities.
"We thought this would be a great way to honor his memory," said George.
Most of the activity that the Remembering Ryan Foundation focuses on are mini-grants, that are given to local schools to assist with finances for items such as, musical instruments, costumes, lighting equipment, etc.
As the corporate sponsor for the Visual and Performing Arts Wall of Fame 2013 Induction the Board of Directors of the Remember Ryan Foundation encourage residents to nominate their friends and family to be inducted into the Wall of Fame at North Tonawanda High School. In addition, those who find themselves in need of financial assistance with regards to music and the performing arts are also encouraged to apply for a mini-grant by visiting the Remembering Ryan Foundation website at www.RememberingRyanFoundation.org.
Nominations for the Wall of Fame are due by Nov. 30. Those individuals who wish to nominate a candidate they feel should be recognized for their accomplishments with the visual and performing arts, can do so by completing a nomination online at the district website, www.ntschools.org.
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Whole Wheat Sunflower Seed Soda Bread By AMBROSIA 06/03/14 05:09 W e woke up to a cloudy sky yesterday. Rumbling clouds and cool breeze was a balm to the heat battered souls. Mild drizzle gave way to torrents and the scent of the wet Earth suffused the air. The rain washed away the layers of dust sitting on leaves and... Add to my recipe book
Whole Wheat Sunflower Seed Soda Bread By Ambrosia soulful cooking 06/03/14 05:09 W e woke up to a cloudy sky yesterday. Rumbling clouds and cool breeze was a balm to the heat battered souls. Mild drizzle gave way to torrents and the scent of the wet Earth suffused the air. The rain washed away the layers of dust sitting on leaves and... Add to my recipe book
30 minute Cranberry hazelnut rosemary soda bread vgn /// 30 minuten Cranberry – hazelnoot – rozemarijn brood vgn By for the love of taste 04/18/14 17:36 Lazy Sundays An oven fresh home baked Sunday breakfast bread in just 30 min. Ready whilst you have a shower ….. For the ultimate lazy Sunday feeling. Preparation dough: 10-15 min. Oven time: 30 min. / 200 degrees celsius What you need: - 500 g of wheat... Add to my recipe book
Sourdough Irish Soda Bread By Turnips 2 Tangerines 03/20/14 06:01 Sourdough Surprises~ It's Sourdough Surprises Time Again~ This month our challenge was to use our starters to make Irish Soda Bread~ I found this recipe and I knew it was for me. The currants and orange zest are wonderful in this bread~This bread turned... Add to my recipe book
The Perfect Loaf of Irish Soda Bread By hugs & cookies xoxo 03/16/14 19:16 Traditional Irish soda bread? Maybe not! BUT…it sure is delicious, almost cake-like! Give this one a try and you'll be happy you did. This is a must-make every year for us! Irish Soda Bread Recipe: IN MIXER, BEAT: 7 TABLESPOONS SOFT BUTTER 2 1/2C. FLOUR... Add to my recipe book
Eat Like You're Irish: Colcannon and Soda Bread By Savoury Table 03/15/14 17:32 Fresh kale, twice rinsed, chopped and ready to go in my colcannon. My love for St. Patrick's Day goes way back to elementary school. Back then it was important to be one of the lucky ones who remembered to wear green to school, which gave you permission... Add to my recipe book
Irish Soda Bread Scones By Turnips 2 Tangerines 03/10/14 14:00 Top O' the Morning to Ya~ My heritage is German and Dutch. My German heritage comes from my Dads side of my family and my Dutch heritage comes from my Moms side of the family. Hollanders, as my Grandma would say. In my family we didn't celebrate St Patty's... Add to my recipe book
St Pat's Irish Soda Bread By What's for Dinner, Mama? 03/05/14 21:17 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 1h I love all things Celtic – even my wedding ring has emeralds and Celtic knots on it – and I've always had a thing for Ireland and the Irish people. I can literally pick up a light brogue over lunch (in fact, as I write this, I'm finding myself falling into... Add to my recipe book
St Pat's Irish Soda Bread By What's for Dinner, Mama? 03/05/14 21:17 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 1h I love all things Celtic – even my wedding ring has emeralds and Celtic knots on it – and I've always had a thing for Ireland and the Irish people. I can literally pick up a light brogue over lunch (in fact, as I write this, I'm finding myself falling into... Add to my recipe book
Rye Soda Bread By FoodRecipesHQ 02/11/14 12:47 In this recipe the dough expands by about a third during baking, thanks to the reaction of baking soda with the buttermilk. The preparation time is incredibly fast, you do not have to kneed for too long or comply with boring waiting times while yeast is... Add to my recipe book
Cheesy Roasted Red Pepper Skillet Soda Bread By Hungry Couple 01/31/14 15:15 Lately I've been thinking about soda bread. Sure, St. Patrick's Day is coming up in a couple of months but that really wasn't why. I've just been finding myself in the mood to make some or, more specifically, to eat some. I really like my recipe for Simple... Add to my recipe book
Pane d'orzo estone / Estonian soda bread By briciole 11/17/13 15:41 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] stone-ground barley flour Do you remember being told as a kid not to play with your food? I do. Back then, I played with foods I did not like: I had this idea that if I moved it around my plate long... Add to my recipe book
Odrajahu-kohupiimakarask – Pane estone d'orzo – Estonian barley soda bread By Crumpets&co. 11/14/13 20:14 Scroll down for english version Era da un sacco di tempo che trascuravo l'Abbecedario Culinario della Comunitá Europea… Purtroppo ho saltato anche una tappa, quella slovena ma non volevo proprio saltarne un'altra cosí ho iniziato ad esplorare il mondo di... Add to my recipe book
Soda Bread ovvero Pane a lievitazione istantanea By Sfizi & Vizi 11/01/13 13:09 Entusiasta è dire poco. Io e i lievitati eravamo incompatibili: è la storia di un amore - fino a oggi - mai ricambiato!!! Ma questo pane è di una facilità e di una velocità disarmante, l'impasto può esser fatto a mano ed è velocissimo. Sono riuscita a fare... Add to my recipe book
Soda bread By Dulcis in fundo 10/08/13 12:39 Per questo pane di origini irlandese va usato come agente lievitante il bicarbonato di sodio,a posto del lievito,cosi risulta un pane perfetto per chi soffre di intolleranze al lievito. Il vantaggio è che non dovete aspettare la lievitazione del impasto,in... Add to my recipe book
Pane irlandese / Irish soda bread By briciole 07/15/13 10:38 Summit Lake (AK) Summit Lake is a small lake in the Kenai Peninsula (AK), along Hwy 1. As of this writing, it is where we kayaked most recently, an evening after dinner, taking advantage of the long summer days. The light is magical at that time. While... Add to my recipe book
Soda bread pizza By Συνταγές της Ασπρούλας 07/14/13 16:17 Αυτή η πίτσα καταγράφεται για τη ζύμη της μια ψωμένια αφράτη ζύμη που δεν χρειάζεται χρόνο για να φουσκώσει και έτσι μέσα σε μισή ώρα μπορούμε να έχουμε σπιτική πίτσα. τα υλικά για μια πίτσα διαμέτρου 24εκατ. για τη ζύμη 250γρ αλεύρι μαλακό 1/2 κουτ. γλυκού... Add to my recipe book
Two Grain Irish Soda Bread With a Medley of Seeds - Healthy, Hearty and Filling By AMBROSIA 07/07/13 08:52 Irish soda bread has always come as a saviour to me especially on occasions when there is very less time to decide on and get working for a meal (generally dinner) or when out of sheer lethargy there is no motivation to work in the kitchen and most commonly... Add to my recipe book
Irish Soda Bread By Wholesome Ireland 05/02/13 11:45 Irish Soda Bread, what's not to love? Interestingly this is not a recipe that we ate regularly in my childhood. Mam has her own, rather special version that I will share with you in the future with her permission. This recipe though is very close to that... Add to my recipe book
Soda Bread, Welsh Rarebit and Episode Five of 'Bread' By A Kick At The Pantry Door 04/17/13 19:27 For the last five weeks, I have dedicated most of my baking time to mastering the right techniques for baking bread, as it was a skill I felt I was lacking. My mission coincided with the start of Paul Hollywood's new TV series 'Bread', and each week I have... Add to my recipe book


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A Democratic candidate for Ohio Supreme Court is threatening legal action against the Ohio Republican Party if an ad saying he sympathized with rapists isn't removed from the airwaves.
The GOP is airing the ad across the state. It refused to pull it down despite a condemnation by the Ohio State Bar Association's ad-monitoring committee.
The commercial indicates Bill O'Neill displayed "sympathy for rapists." The claim's based on a 2000 appellate decision where O'Neill wrote both the rape victim and alleged perpetrator are harmed when rape accusations arise.
O'Neill's lawyer is former Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner (BROO'-ner). She wrote letters to TV stations Saturday demanding they block the ad.
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Mayor Bloomberg Urges Americans to Be Un-American and Snitch on Each Other
So on his radio show, Mayor Mike Bloomberg said that the cops won't enforce the city's new ban on smoking at beaches and parks.
So, who will?
That's right, Bloomie said, quote, "This is going to be enforced by public pressure. [...] Mainly….everybody's going to turn to you and say, 'Hey, you shouldn't be smoking.' And you know, most people listen."
Yeah, most people.
He must be referring to smurfs, pixies and tree nymphs. Cuz it ain't us.
And so we see another example of Bloomie's mammoth misunderstanding of human nature.
We don't like busybodies. We don't like meddlers. And we don't like jerks butting in over our butts.
More important, everyone knows that the average life span of a snitch, is far shorter than a smoker's.
People hate snitches more.
Imagine the rise in assaults between these intrusive nitpickers, and drunk vacationing Germans, chain-smoking coke dealers, or worse – angry, short talk show hosts looking for chain-smoking coke dealers.
The sad fact: every effort to manipulate smokers causes a new kind of suffering. When smoking was banned in bars, many closed – and hot, raspy waitresses were out of work.
Fights in front of existing bars increased, among outdoor smokers and sober tourists, causing a rise in nuisance complaints.
I got hit in the face a lot. mainly by me.
But this latest b-s is a sick clue into bloomies psyche – that he would make a law, and expect you to tell the tattooed biker to follow it.
Because Mikey won't.
He's too busy licking the salt off your cheeseburger and desperately reapplying it to our roads.
And if you disagree with me, you're worse than Justin Bieber.
- Greg Gutfeld's blog
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Submitted by Cool Arrow on Wed, 02/16/2011 - 1:49pm.
That was the most unkindest cut of all!
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I'm Confused
Submitted by Gothampc on Wed, 02/16/2011 - 2:04pm.
As a New Yorker, I'm really confused. We're supposed to snitch on smokers, but we're not allowed to snitch on illegal aliens because NYC is a sanctuary city.
So let me see if I have the list correct:
smokers bad
soda drinkers bad
people who eat fat in their diet bad
illegal aliens ignore
Irish are drunks according to Jews
terrorists trying to set off bombs in Times Square are "maybe" there because they are ticked off at Obamacare
laws don't apply to the rich
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So let it be written. So let it be done.
Submitted by MidAmerica on Wed, 02/16/2011 - 3:12pm.
There's only one freedom that Liberals believe in. The freedom to obey.
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I am with Mr. RedEye on this one.
Submitted by Ashrak on Wed, 02/16/2011 - 3:55pm.
Bloomy doesn't seek to actually enforce this foolishness because it won't pass muster - and he knows it. Bars around here are starting to figure that out too. Sure, we have an outright ban, but some bars disregard it and folks go about their business anyway.
I don't want to come off the wrong way here, but at what point is it time to give the Nanny staters a big fat bloody lip trying to knock some sense into them?
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I have "snitched" on smokers
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Wed, 02/16/2011 - 9:44pm.
I have "snitched" on smokers before and will again. Smoking was deemed unlawful in grocery stores in my city. Before people caught on to the idea it was unlawful I told more than a few people that is was against the law. They were polite, probably because at first glance I am an intimidating figure, and put out their cigarettes.
Full disclose I abhor smoking and it makes me physically sick. My parents were heavy smokers and yet I survived.
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Submitted by Ashrak on Thu, 02/17/2011 - 10:54am.
If I was the owner of that grocery store, would you support government forcing me to make my business suitable for you?
If so, then you have to admit that you not only stand against private property rights and but would see yourself subjected to a situation where government could force ALL businesses to be smoking environments. Examine the power itself, not just howit is being exercised. Realize, that can change in an instant.
Please see, this is exactly why government power was intentionally limited. This is why private property was recognized as protected from government authority. In that free environment, one grocery store could be a smoking environment, while another could be non-smoking. This affords you the ability to do business where you find the environment suitable and so too can I. Think of equality, please. For it is what is at stake, even in that context.
Do examine the caveats of submitting to what it is you submit to. FOr it might not work out just the way you thought it would.
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Discrimination in Scholarship Offerings at PAHS
Original post made by Concerned Parent on Apr 13, 2007
on Apr 13, 2007 at 6:26 pm
I believe the scholarships you are referring to are offered by private parties. The school district does not have control over the criteria and I think it makes sense to help the students that are eligible, find them.
on Apr 14, 2007 at 12:18 am
Well put, RS. But why should any of Palo Alto's "concerned parents" ask questions or get all the facts before trying to stir up trouble or controversy?
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So if a scholarship was offered by a local White Citizen's Council only to blue eyed Aryans it would be O.K.?


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The most dangerous idea is the only dangerous idea: that ideas can be dangerous.
We live in a world in which people are censured, demoted, imprisoned, beheaded, simply because they have opened their mouths, flapped their lips, and vibrated some air. Yes, those vibrations can make us feel sad or stupid or alienated. Tough shit. That's the price of admission to the marketplace of ideas. Hateful, blasphemous, prejudiced, vulgar, rude, or ignorant remarks are the music of a free society, and the relentless patter of idiots is how we know we're in one. When all the words in our public conversation our fair, good, and true, it's time to make a run for the fence. —Daniel Gilbert, Harvard Professor of Psychology"


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Until 2011, young adults ages 18–24 were more likely than other adult age groups to be uninsured and, when insured, were the least likely to have private health insurance.23 For young adults, lack of or disruption of health insurance coverage can create barriers to health care and leave young adults vulnerable to high out-of-pocket medical expenses in the event of a serious illness or injury.24 In 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law. This law requires insurers to allow parents to keep adult children on their plans until age 26.25
Indicator Econ4: Percentage of young adults ages 18–24 covered by health insurance at time of interview by type of health insurance,1993–2012
NOTE: Medicaid or other public health insurance includes Medicaid, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and state-sponsored health plans. A small number of young adults were covered by both Medicaid or other public health insurance and private insurance and are only included in the private insurance coverage group.
SOURCE: Center for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, National Health Interview Survey.
23 National Center for Health Statistics. (2009). Health, United States, 2008, with special feature on the health of young adults. Hyattsville, MD: Author.
24 Collins, S.R., Robertson, R., Garber, T., and Doty, M.M. (2012). Young, uninsured, and in debt: Why young adults lack health insurance and how the Affordable Care Act is helping: Findings from the Commonwealth Fund Health Insurance Tracking Survey of Young Adults, 2011. Issue Brief (Commonw Fund), 14, 1–24.
25 Goldman, T.R. (2013). Health Policy Brief: Young adults and the Affordable Care Act. Health Affairs. Retrieved from http://www.healthaffairs.org/healthpolicybriefs/brief.php?brief_id=105.


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The Great Irish Famine is the most pivotal event in modern Irish history, with implications that cannot be underestimated. Over a million people perished between 1845-1852, and well over a million others fled to other locales within Europe and America. By 1850, the Irish made up a quarter of the population in Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The 2000 US census had 41 million people claim Irish ancestry, or one in five white Americans.
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The Atlas places the devastating Irish Famine in greater historic context than has been attempted before, by including over 150 original maps of population decline, analysis and examples of poetry, contemporary art, written and oral accounts, numerous illustrations, and photography, all of which help to paint a fuller picture of the event and to trace its impact and legacy. In this comprehensive and stunningly illustrated volume, over fifty chapters on history, politics, geography, art, population, and folklore provide readers with a broad range of perspectives and insights into this event.
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Using Google Docs in a Office World
I admit Google docs isn't where it needs to be yet. I can get 80% of my work done with it, but I need Office for the other 20%. So this post isn't about relying on Google Docs for everthing, or problems that it faces.
The REAL problem is that I can edit Office docs, in GDocs. Since, Office is basically a monopoly, I can't escape it because that is what everyone uses. When people send me documents, I can't open it in GDocs. I think that this isn't fair, because it makes a cycle that forces users into Office. I think that regulators or somebody should force the Office format into an open standard. What do you guys think?


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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11 (HealthDay News) -- Oxytocin, the so-called "love hormone," plays a larger role in social interactions than previously thought, according to a new study involving mice.
The hormone is already known to be important in the creation and maintenance of strong mother-child bonds and sexual attachments between people.
The new finding about oxytocin's influence on social interactions could have important implications for neurological disorders such as autism, and for the understanding of human social evolution, the Stanford University School of Medicine researchers said in a university news release.
In earlier research, oxytocin has been examined for its apparent roles in establishing trust between people, and has been given to children with autism in clinical trials. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder marked by difficulties in social interactions and communications.
Now, in experiments with mice, the Stanford team identified a unique way in which oxytocin alters activity in a part of the brain that's crucial to the feeling of reward. The findings are published in the Sept. 12 issue of the journal Nature.
The study results provide evidence to support ongoing trials of oxytocin in people with autism, and also suggests possible new treatments for people with mental health disorders that impair social activity, according to the researchers.
"People with autism spectrum disorders may not experience the normal reward the rest of us all get from being with our friends," study senior author Dr. Robert Malenka, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, said in the news release. "For them, social interactions can be downright painful. So we asked, what in the brain makes you enjoy hanging out with your buddies?"
He and his colleagues said their findings in mice are highly likely to apply to people due to the close similarity between the two species' brain reward circuitry.
However, experts generally note that research involving animals often fails to produce similar results in humans.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that one in 88 children is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, which encompasses a range of severity.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--"A Great Commission People with a Great Commandment Heart" will provide the focus for a June 14-15 Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Phoenix that will be more compact and offer more opportunities for fellowship.
A broad range of auxiliary activities also will be held, from Crossover 2011 evangelistic outreach events to the annual Pastors' Conference and Woman's Missionary Union annual meeting and missions celebration.
The SBC's business sessions in the Phoenix Convention Center will include messengers' consideration of recommendations from the SBC Executive Committee's review of ethnic church and ethnic church leader participation in the convention.
Bryant Wright, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, said last year's emphasis on "Great Commission Resurgence" laid the foundation for this year's challenge to fulfill Christ's disciple-making command.
"I'm very thankful for what Johnny Hunt and the GCR Task Force did in calling attention to the fact that we're not baptizing as many, we're not growing, that we're not doing our part of fulfilling the Great Commission," Wright said. "Now that we understand that, the fulfillment of the Great Commission is going to be front and center at the convention."
In January, the SBC's Committee on Order of Business announced significant changes in the annual meeting schedule, including holding two missionary appointment services, fewer business sessions and no night sessions. Wright said the changes are designed to allow a greater focus on the Great Commission and free up time for fellowship, discussions and family.
"We've asked the North American Mission Board and the International Mission Board to commission new missionaries during the meeting," Wright said. "It's very seldom that a church is able to experience a commissioning service. This is going to allow the churches of the convention to take part.
"Days at the convention are long and an important part of the annual meeting is fellowship, so you go to eat dinner with somebody that you haven't seen in five years and the next thing you know it's too late to get back to the evening session," Wright said. "We're going to go a little longer in the afternoon so people can have the evening free for fellowship with friends."
The main addresses during the annual meeting, combined with a Pastors' Conference focus on church planting, will inspire and challenge participants to take the Gospel to a world in desperate need of Good News, Wright said.
"I realize Southern Baptists are just one part of God's Kingdom. It takes Bible-believing Christians all around the world to fulfill the Great Commission," Wright said. "But we really do have a wonderful opportunity to put the Great Commission front and center for Southern Baptists. We will have the focus of Kevin Ezell at NAMB on church planting, and also Vance Pitman's focus in the Pastors' Conference on church planting in the western United States, and we also will have myself and David Platt [preaching the convention message] and Tom Elliff at IMB [the mission board's new president] challenging us to really get serious about reaching the unreached people groups of the earth."
While there are many people groups where less than 2 percent of the population is Christian, there are 3,800 "unengaged" people groups that, as far as anyone knows, have no Christian witness at all, Wright said.
"It's what's on my heart. I know it's what's on Tom Elliff's heart. The challenge we're putting before churches is, let's really make a commitment to engage the unengaged people groups with the Gospel of Jesus Christ," Wright said. "I have said I feel part of why we have had less focus on the Great Commission is that we have lost our first love of Jesus Christ. It's important that we remember relationship with Christ is to be pre-eminent and when we really follow Jesus, then we're going to have a passion for the lost."
While Phoenix is a long way for most Southern Baptists to travel, Wright said he believes those who attend will be glad they got away from the day-to-day responsibilities of the local church to let the Lord speak to them.
"It's good for Southern Baptists to go to places like Phoenix for our convention because it gives us a presence and it's a way to encourage the churches in those communities," Wright said. "When we come together, we also sense God moving among us with a passion to reach the unreached people groups, to plant churches in areas where there's not a lot of witness for Christ. Being there together, the Holy Spirit just works among us, to give us a catalyst to move forward in faith."
Wright also encouraged convention-goers to dress "business casual."
"The heat of Phoenix is incredible. It will look kind of strange on the streets of Phoenix for people to be walking around in coats and ties in 110-degree heat," Wright said. "So we're encouraging people just to come business casual, even those on the platform. Dress comfortably for an incredibly warm climate.
"The fact the meeting is going to be compact, the fellowship time at night, the Great Commission focus -- it's going to be a very focused convention," Wright said. "The convention president, the convention sermon, NAMB and IMB are all on the same page. We're all in this together. That's very exciting. For those who are interested in focusing on Christ's Great Commission, it will be very exciting to be part of this."
Southern Baptists coming to Phoenix for Crossover 2011 evangelistic outreach events will assist local churches and strengthen new congregations. Dozens of congregations will join volunteers at 70 ministry venues throughout the Phoenix-Tucson corridor, a 120-mile stretch encompassing 5.2 million residents. Volunteers will share the love of Christ as they participate in block parties, prayerwalking excursions, Intentional Community Evangelism outreach projects and acts of kindness.
Crossover 2011 also will directly impact and strengthen 10 new churches that are just starting in the five Baptist associations of the corridor.
Among the Crossover events will be outreach efforts and block parties hosted by 16 of the state's 23 Hispanic churches. The group will gather Sunday, June 5, for a Hispanic rally of local churches, spend the week doing outreach to Spanish speakers, finish with block parties throughout the city and hold a celebration of the week's successes during the weekend before the SBC annual meeting.
To learn more about Crossover 2011, visit www.crossover2011.org. To assist new church plants in the Phoenix area, visit www.churchplantingvillage.net/crossover2011. For those unable to travel to Arizona this summer, Southern Baptists can join in an online prayer community at facebook.com/SBCpray4AZ or by following twitter.com/sbcpray4az.
Messengers to the annual meeting will receive recommendations from the SBC Executive Committee's review of ethnic church and ethnic church leader participation in the convention. Those recommendations, adopted by the EC Feb. 22, are designed "to foster conscious awareness of the need to be proactive and intentional in the inclusion of individuals from all ethnic and racial identities within Southern Baptist life."
Based on a motion presented at the 2009 SBC annual meeting in Louisville, Ky., an Executive Committee study group examined "how ethnic churches and ethnic church leaders can be more actively involved in serving the needs of the SBC through cooperative partnership on the national level."
The group reviewed all resolutions adopted at annual meetings regarding ethnic participation and relationships; analyzed the ethnic identities of program personalities on the platform at recent annual meetings; studied the ethnic identities of entity staff, mission board personnel, seminary faculty and recent graduates; and heard testimonies from ethnic leaders.
Also part of the study was a review of the numbers of ethnic congregations and ethnic members within the SBC, pictorial representations in convention literature, coverage of ethnic diversity in convention publications and a review of the ethnic identities of convention committees, boards and commissions.
Specific information about the recommendations being brought to messengers may be found at http://bpnews.net/bpnews.asp?id=34708.
Registration for the Phoenix annual meeting once again will provide churches with the online opportunity to register their messengers at www.sbc.net to avoid waiting at the counter upon arrival at the convention.
After online registration, the SBC website provides a church with a messenger reference number form to be printed out and presented by each messenger at the SBC registration booth in exchange for a nametag and a set of ballots. The appropriate church-authorized representative must complete all online registrations.
The traditional registration method also is available for those churches that are unable or may not opt to access the online registration. Registration cards are available from state convention offices.
For further information about online registration, hotel choices, parking and shuttle services for the SBC annual meeting, visit www.sbcannualmeeting.net.
Messengers wishing to propose resolutions must submit them at least 15 days prior to the annual meeting, giving the Resolutions Committee a two-week period in which to consider them. Detailed guidelines on submitting resolutions are available at www.sbcannualmeeting.net (by clicking on "Resolutions"). Resolutions may be submitted online but must be followed up by a letter of credentials from the submitter's church.
Registration for families to enroll their children in preschool childcare and the children's conference in the Phoenix Convention Center is available under the "Children & Students" tab at www.sbcannualmeeting.net.
Childcare for newborns through 3-year-olds will be available from Sunday evening through Wednesday, June 12-15. There is a non-refundable registration fee of $10 per child for preschool care. This fee is in addition to the session fees for the convention. The cost per session is $5 per child, not to exceed $40 per family, plus the $10 non-refundable registration fee. Lunch also will be available for preschoolers on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at $5 per meal. Complete payment is due for all sessions, and lunch if selected, no later than arrival at the first session.
Registration is being handled exclusively online at www.sbcannualmeeting.net. The deadline for preschool childcare registration is June 1 and is limited to 150 children per session. Parents wanting to register their children after June 1 may print the required information and bring it to Phoenix, where they will be registered on-site on a space-available basis. Questions about this year's childcare can be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Children's Conferences International will provide an age-graded, Scripture-based conference for all children ages 4-12. This year's theme, "Ride the Waves!" will include fun songs, crafts, stories, skits and games. The cost for children ages 4-6 is $50 per child for the four days of the children's conference, Sunday evening through Wednesday. The registration for Monday through Wednesday is $45 per child, $40 per child for Tuesday through Wednesday registration.
Questions about the children's conference program can be phoned to Children's Conferences International at 317-447-8213 or 586-879-8421 or e-mailed to email@example.com. The deadline for enrollment is June 1 and is limited to 400 children. Parents wanting to register their children after June 1 may inquire at the first session, where they will be registered on-site on a space-available basis.
Information about the Fuge camp for grades 6 through 12, yet to be released, will be posted through www.sbcannualmeeting.net.
Mark Kelly is an assistant editor and senior writer for Baptist Press. For complete information on the SBC annual meeting in Phoenix, visit www.sbcannualmeeting.net.
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Wladimir Klitschko (58-3-0) entered as the No.1 heavyweight in the world while the undefeated Mariusz Wach (27-0-0) entered as the No.22. Klitschko vs Wach was for the WBA, IBF, WBO, IBO heavyweight belts. The bout took place on 10/11/2012.
Wach is not human… He has taken an incredible amount of punches..
Holy s***. I thought a boxing match ended. I was tricked, it's broken into smaller parts in a vain attempt to keep me interested.I did get through 6 minutes before skipping ahead. Thanks B, for posting all these vids,even though we're crybabys sometimes.
in England we have to top heavyweights not sure the rest of the world has heard about them David price top fighter looks the real deal and Tyson fury who is like nearly 7 foot the Klitschkos should be looking at them two next as it will be a tough fight i personal think price would beat them he has his head screwed on knows what to do, knockout power of the highest standard but they pick there fights to many bums
wow best boxing title match since klichko vs lewis
Jesus Christ thats so boring I cannot believe it. I rather watch grass grow
All Klitschko fights are the same. The Klitschko-pace dominating the fight against some guy we barely know. The heavyweight division will be like this for at least another 5 years. Zzzzzzz.
why do the klitchkos make every other fighter look really bad??? the other guy was physically bigger with 27/27 wins, yet he looked like garbage,
landed one clean punch in the 5th round and than got blasted for another 7 rounds
my question is are the klitchkos really that good? possibly greatest ever?
Klitsko looks to be in even better shape he needs to fight bigger names some how UFC heavy dos santos said he would fight him that may be an easy fight for klitsko
Wake me up when its over
The most exciting part of it was when Stallone made an appearance at the end of the fight,ha.Hey Bonnar that's a Rocky moment.
idk anthony…i actually think jds could/would beat Klitschko. make it happen! tony came over. i think jds should go for a bout.
@ ZW Stallone was a f****** scum bag watch the 30/30 on Chuck Wepner and Klitscho both brothers are bad ass after watching a Documentary on them gave me a hole new respect for them some bad ass dudes. Boxing is not MMA so stop it with this JDS AKA junior dos Santos but where to lazy to even spell his name. F*** OFF TROLLS
I kept skipping ahead on each vid until I got to the end….I have not been a fan of boxing since November of 1993, yes, that would be UFC 1 at the "Big Mac" McNichols Sports Arena in Denver that I went to, boxing just doesn't do it for me anymore! even the Klitschko's aren't worth it!!
jab jab jab boring boxing die die die
i find myself longing for some lay-n-pray
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Sauce Creative Group asked me to design a custom helmet for Nick Goepper, a Red Bull athlete and free skier. Nick shreds. Also, he's from Indiana, so you'll find several references to the life and culture of Hoosier State. Nick wore this helmet during a Dew Tour event in Copper.
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Breaking Bad is an American television drama series created and produced by Vince Gilligan.
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How creatively can you present the number six? The only requirement is that the Squarespace symbol or complete logo mark appear in your design. You may use any of our attached logo variations, provided the end result incorporates "six" in some form (the number 6, the word six, six objects, etc.) We've included the example shot to get you started, but please let your creativity run wild.
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Nike 6.0 is the action sports category of Nike. I began working there in 2009.
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This poster concept describes, in a diagram, exactly what Lunar technology is. It's simple, yet it has a sense of humor. It was used as a t-shirt graphic and sold with limited distribution.
Done in May 2012.
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The Attitude hat was designed specifically for Pacsun to capitalize on the Nike sports heritage look and feel. It combined Nike's classic snapback look with a fresh color interpretation. At one point was the top selling hat at that retailer.
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During the summer of 2007 I began a job search by sending out limited edition silk screened posters to all my favorite agencies and employers. Printed by Austin Petito at Mama's Sauce, the poster also contained my resume.
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Nike's Action Sports Category ran their 'Just Do It' Campaign in the Summer of 2011. Riffing on classic Nike looks and logos we created a fun surf-relevant look. The product was sold at Pacsun.
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During my senior year, I had the privilege of working on a poster for the Flagler College Graphic Design Portfolio Show. The concept is a metaphor for creative growth. The term 'ripe' is an analogy for being ready; ready for a career.
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The Mini is a small economy car that was made by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) starting in 1959.
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Laptops, iPads, and more are now offered for student use in the Martinsville, VA public school system.
Patrick Henry Community College in Martinsville, VA has been educating the area in a range of academics for over 40 years.
Patrick Henry Community College gets crafty with its School of Design. With seven career studies to choose from, students at the college stay on top of Martinsville, VA's art scene.
The Spencer-Penn Centre has become an icon in the city of Spencer near Martinsville, VA. Built in 1910, the Centre has played a revolving role in the history of the city, starting with schoolhouse.
Situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Martinsville is home to the Martinsville Speedway and Virginia Museum of Natural History. The city and surrounding Henry County offer an arts culture anchored by The Southern Virginia Artisan Center. Award-winning festivals, parks and outdoor recreation keep residents active. Live music, shopping and entertainment can be found in Uptown Martinsville.
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