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The actor stars in 30 Minutes or Less which tells the story of two criminals (Danny McBride and Nick Swardson) who kidnap a pizza delivery boy (Jesse) and force him to rob a bank with his best friend (Aziz Ansari) after strapping a bomb to his chest and Jesse believes there is a "genius" involved with comedy.
He said: "You actually have to be pretty smart to do dumb comedies well. There's a genius involved with comedy - when it's good - that even the best dramatist could never even hope to understand. And I'm happy to give myself over to people like the director Rueben Fleischer when it comes to such comedy. Audiences get it, and that's the most important thing. Right?"
Jesse is best known for his Oscar-nominated role in Facebook movie The Social Network, but admitted coming face to face with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg on comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live was unnerving.
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New Delhi: A BJP member's lament in the Lok Sabha on the "decreasing influence" of Members of Parliament drew wide support from members across party lines as he blamed the bureaucracy for this.
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New Delhi: April 13, 1919, almost two thousand people, including women, and children had gathered at the Jallianwala Bagh, in the vicinity of the Golden Temple complex to celebrate Baisakhi. They were totally unaware of what was about to befall. General R.S.H Dyre, with fifty armed soldiers entered the place and without issuing any warning ordered the soldiers to open fire on the celebrating crowd. According to unconfirmed reports, more than a thousand people died while many were wounded.
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Hisar(Punjab): A local court has directed the police to start probe into a sedition case registered against MNS chief Raj Thackeray here three years ago while dismissing police's plea of cancellation of the FIR since the speech over which the case was registered was made in Maharasthra.
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Mumbai: Senior Shiv Sena leader and Maharashtra Minister Subhash Desai yesterday dismissed allegations levelled by MNS chief Raj Thackeray on his party contending that nobody pays attention to 'such people'.
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Old Boys disposed of Waihopai 7-0 at the ILT Turf, and Queens Park overwhelmed Thistle 8-1 in their clash at O'Rorke Park.
Both winning teams met determined opposition and almost equal possession for the first quarter of their games but, once they had broken through with an initial goal, the outcomes became inevitable.
Queens Park's Stu Kent struck their first goal against Waihopai, under protest from many of the Waihopai players, who thought they had played the offside trap to perfection.
However, the referee's assistant was unmoved by her decision that the play was legitimate.
For a few moments the action became a bit feisty, and referee Craig Smith had to call the skippers together to give them a general warning about the verbal dissent affecting his control and the flow of the game.
Thistle conceded two more goals from Kent before Ali Smith stroked home a penalty kick to reduce the score to 3-1 going into the halftime break.
The second half was owned by Queens Park, who dominated play and scored at will as Tobi Reid with two, Jordan McIntosh, Scott Morton and Ryo Okuyama added to the ever-increasing tally.
To add to Thistles' burden, they had a player sent from the field and played the final 20 minutes with 10 men.
"Yep, I'm pretty happy with that. We still have some work to do and I was pleased with the way the subs fitted into our game plan," a delighted Queens Park coach Cory Johnson said.
At the Turf, Old Boys also met early resistance from Waihopai until Callum Smith who, along with team-mate on the day Andy Taylor, will soon depart with the Otago Youth team to the Milk Cup tournament in Ireland, settled things down with the first goal.
Atain Halley and David Mwangi chimed in with a goal each to give Old Boys a lead of 3-0 at halftime.
Earlier in the half, Waihopai's Mohammed Sheraan had gone close to registering a goal for his team but Old Boys' keeper Mitch Fowler kept the ball out and in doing so preserved Old Boys' record of not conceding a goal in this season's competition.
The goals continued to flow in the second spell for Old Boys, with Smith scoring another two to complete his hat-trick, Mwangi netting another and Baraa Toubat adding to give the final 7-0 scoreline.
The youthful enthusiasm and pace displayed by Old Boys' attacking unit was just too much for Waihopai, who did suffer somewhat from the effect of goalkeeper Shane Harpur nursing an injury he picked up during the game restricting his mobility.
Summing up Old Boys' performance, manager Daryl Fowler said. "They took a while to settle and were playing too many balls in the air. Once they began to spread it around on the ground the goals came for them.
"We also discussed at halftime that a 3-0 advantage could lead to complacency but fortunately that was never an issue."
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Beat New Mexico (20-4, 6-2) and hold serve over the remainder of a Mountain West schedule that includes two home games and three manageable road tests, and SDSU would win at least a share of the regular-season title and solidify its claim to a No. 4 seed (or better) in the NCAA Tournament.
Lose tonight, and getting a No. 4 gets more complicated. It probably entails winning the Mountain West tournament in Las Vegas without the top seed, which means surviving three games in as many days with a roster of nine scholarship players and, most likely, beating both New Mexico and UNLV (on its home floor) along the way.
"To date, I have never mentioned that piece of the equation to our team," Fisher said. "There will come a time as we move a little closer to the end of the season that you'll talk about where we are and what we could do if we were to get another win … We have just said, 'We must get ready to win this next one.' "


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Cello showed off its iViewer TV today, which promises access to BBC's iPlayer service without the need for any additional boxes. You simply plug it into your network and away you go.
This brief promo video gives a quick run down of the services on offer, including the headline BBC iPlayer access, which is similar to the offering on the PS3, but a slightly less graphical interface. You also get access to YouTube and selected web TV channels.
In addition you'll be able to stream media from a PC or media server in your home network, so you'll be able to play back your content on your TV with minimal fuss. We saw the player in action playing back some music and it seemed simple enough. Cello promised it would playback HD content with no problems.
The media browser on the TV is designed by Oregan Networks in the UK and Cello boasted that it would support all file formats (although we are sure that's not strictly true), "if you can think of it, we support it". That's something we'll have to verify when we get a review unit of the TV in.
Cello also plans to expand the platform and provide support for other channels and services as they become available, so the future could see the addition of movie streaming on a pay-per-view basis or services like ITV Player. Brian Palmer, founder of Cello Electronics, said that there were licensing issues with some of these services, but they had the technology there to deliver them.
The TV also offers basic widgets, so it will deliver weather forecasts, sports and news feeds into the TV. John Rowe, an engineering consultant at Cello, said that the widget platform was available for expansion, and easily added to through automatic updates over the net.
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After I broke the news about Kohl's Corp. deciding against moving its headquarters to downtown Milwaukee, Ald. Bob Bauman told my colleague, Larry Sandler, that he wants a Common Council committee hearing on the city's negotiating efforts.
That includes the details behind the secret purchase of the Sydney Hih Building, which the Journal Sentinel first reported earlier this month. The hearing is tentatively set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday, before the Steering and Rules Committee.
Bauman told Sandler the talks had been conducted with "an inordinate level of secrecy, far more than would normally be the case," and that he and other aldermen were kept out of the loop.
He said he offered his assistance, but Department of City Development officials said, " 'Oh, no, let us run with the ball.' They ran with the ball right into a brick wall."
Bauman also said the Kohl's decision "is going to have a big impact on the morale and spirit of the real estate community. A lot of projects were looking at this as the catalyst for their projects moving forward," such as the Bradley Center's renovations, and reviving Shops of Grand Avenue.
Mayor Tom Barrett said he was proud of the effort by Development Commissioner Rocky Marcoux and other city and county officials, as well as those in the private sector, such as James T. Barry III, of Cassidy Turley Barry commercial real estate brokerage.
That shows that those public and private parties can cooperate on future campaigns to woo businesses to the Park East, Barry said.
Marcoux said the city's purchase of that Sydney Hih was a good idea regardless of whether Kohl's decided to move downtown. He said eliminating that vacant, dilapidated building is needed for future development on that otherwise vacant block.
Finally, Marcoux's spokesman, Jeff Fleming, said Kohl's executives asked city officials to limit the number of public officials who were aware of the company's interest in the Park East site.
"Had we not followed their wishes, there's no way we could've gotten as far as we did," Fleming said.
Fleming said Common Council President Willie Hines; Ald. Michael Murphy, chairman of the Finance and Personnel Committee, and Ald. Milele Coggs, whose district includes the proposed Kohl's site, were all told about the negotiations before the news broke.
Bauman's district includes much of downtown. Part of its northern border is Juneau Ave., just across the street from the proposed Kohl's site.
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BooknewsBeginning with the analysis of colonial writing by Michel Foucault, Edward Said, and others, Mills (English and drama, Loughborough U.) identifies distinctive characteristics of women's writings within the genre. She focuses on the zenith of the British Empire, 1850-1930, and considers the travel accounts of Alexandra David-Neel, Mary Kingsley, and Nina Mazuchelli. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Discourses of Difference: An Analysis of Women's Travel Writing and Colonialismby Sara Mills
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First published in 1993. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. See more details below
First published in 1993. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- 9780415046299
- Publisher:
- Taylor & Francis
- Publication date:
- 12/13/1991
- Pages:
- 244
- Product dimensions:
- 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.69(d)
- Age Range:
- 18 Years
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