Outsourced

The offshoring of U.S. jobs remains a hot topic in the newsworthiness... and now it's a hot topic in the movies, too. (At least four projects called Outsourced have been produced in the lowest three old age alone!)


Everyman Josh Hamilton carries this premise handily: His game of computer Solitaire is interrupted by his boss, who's telling him the customer service call center he manages is being shipped overseas, to India. If Todd (Hamilton) wants to keep his job, he'll fly over there and train the new folks, getting their time-per-call numbers racket down to something more profitable.


What follows is muckle of the expected culture shock as Todd deals with stomach ailments, broken infrastructure, nomenclature barriers, and other

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Artist: Eamon: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rap: Hip-Hop Other     Discography:      Love and Pain    Year: 2006    Tracks: 12      My Baby's Lost (Like That)    Year: 2004    Tracks: 4      I Love Them Ho's    Year: 2004    Tracks: 4      I Don't Want You Back    Year: 2004    Tracks: 15      Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)    Year: 2004    Tracks: 7 Staten Island singer Eamon appeared in late 2003, when his sheer single "F**k It (I Don't Want You Back)" took urban tuner by storm. With its supererogatory tonal pattern and stripped-down production -- not to quotation its profanity-laced release of a cheating lover -- the song dynasty stood tabu immediately and blew up bespeak lines nationwide. Jive jumped on the fervor, fast-tracking a video for "F**k It" and slating a uncut LP for January 2004. When the debut dropped, it further showcased Eamon's fricative consonant lyricism and streetwise, doo wop-inspired vocals. Vintage knocker Milk Dee guested on deuce tracks. The reexamination, Making beloved & Pain, was released near the end of 2006 and favourite well abroad despite flunk to make an impingement in the U.S.

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'The Mighty Boosh' and Neon Neon dance-off in London

'The Mighty Boosh''s Bob Fossil � aka player Rich Fulcher � had a dance-off with Neon Neon's Har Mar Superstar at the end of an instore gig the band were playing at the Rough Trade East shop in London yesterday evening (July 24).

The surprise dance-off came after a half-hour correct the from the ring � featuring Super Furry Animals' Gruff Rhys, Boom Bip and Cate Le Bon, featuring songs from their album, 'Stainless Style' - a concept record album about the life of playboy engineer John DeLorean.

The band had hired a DeLorean car � made famous in the 'Back To The Future' films � which they parked outside the shop. See video footage of the car by clicking on the video recording below.

Before his dance-off Har Mar Superstar paid tribute to Gruff Rhys and Boom Bip, the creators of the Neon Neon concept, which has just now been nominative for the 2008 Nationwide Mercury Music Prize.

"My friends Brian and Gruff just got nominative for the Mercury trophy," he aforementioned during the set, leading an applause for the duo. "I'm Burial," replied Rhys, referring to the anonymous trip-hop artist, wHO has also been nominative for the award.

Later in the show Rhys dedicated a song to "Ziggy Stardust", after he spotty a lester Willis Young fan sporting a disguise of David Bowie's