Russell Peters

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  Russell Peters is an Indo Canadian stand up comedian and actor. He is well known for his quick wit and mimicry. Peters was born in Toronto, Canada to Eric and Maureen Peters. He hosted the Juno awards two years in a row. Sirius Canada, the satellite radio company, teamed with Russell Peters to find Canada's Best Funny Five, a national talent hunt to discover the Canadian with the best five-minute comedy set. Peters has set up an award worth of $20,000 to help a needy student of his former high school, the North Peel Secondary School. The money will be awarded to a student with good academic standing and needs financial help to attend college. The scholarship is known as Russel Peters North Peel Scholarship. ⁵
  
  
  

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  Russell Peters, edited from the video - looking for paint? - cutting tension with the indian accent

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  Life and Career

  Russell Peters started performing stand up comedy in 1989. He was nominated four times for the Gemini Awards. Peters was featured on Montreal's Just for laughs, the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, and theEdinburgh Festival. His 2009 tour, named 20th Anniversary Tour, will go over Canada, USA and UK. it started in January, 2009His comedy DVDs are Outsourced, and Red, White, and Brown.
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  Indians are the second largest population in the world, but we're invisible on TV - everything is either black or white ⁶ Remember when Halloween was about being scary? Now its just about looking skanky... What do hookers dress up as?... Regular chicks? ⁷
  
  
  
  
  

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AirBlue Crash in Islamabad Kills 100+

A commercial airliner carrying 150 people crashed in a ball of flames on Wednesday into densely wooded hills above Islamabad during heavy rain and poor visibility, leaving little hope of survivors.

Rescue officials said pieces of charred flesh and body parts were littered around the smouldering wreckage, partially buried on a remote hillside following Pakistan’s first major aviation accident in four years.

Private airline Airblue’s flight 202 from Karachi was coming into land at Islamabad’s Benazir Bhutto International airport when witnesses saw a jet flying at unusually low altitude before hearing a loud boom.

Excited TV reporter falls into borewell while covering news about a child who fell in it..."Princess ko bachaana hai" (Save Princess).

Atelevision news channel reporter has not yet been rescued after he fell inside a borewell in the village of Anarkali, 10 km from Agra. The incident happened while the reporter, Vinod Singh, was shooting a report for his channel, about a 5-year-old girl, Princess, who had fallen into the same borewell earlier in the day. It has been as long as 40 hours since the girl fell into the borewell. Singh's channel has put a digital timer clock on its screen that shows that it has been 40 hours since the reporter fell. The channel still maintains the headline as, "Princess ko bachaana hai" (Save Princess).

Television footage shows Singh reporting in a highly excited and enthusiastic manner. He repeatedly bent down to peep inside the large hole drilled to reach the girl. His left foot slipped during one such attempt, when the newsreader in the newsroom apparently shouted his name loudly because his voice could not be heard properly.

The army, that was called to rescue the girl, has been paid by the television channel authorities a handsome amount of money to rescue the reporter before the girl. According to sources, this was done so that the rescued reporter could cover the news of the child being rescued, since the channel has no substitute reporters to go to cover this whole incident.

A toilet break at the exact moment had apparently caused the channel's photographer to miss the videos of the child being rescued, the last time a similar event happened in Madhya Pradesh. Therefore, the channel is eager not to miss it this time. Our source with the channel said on condition of anonymity, "The CEO wants an alive Vinod Singh to cover the rescue of the girl, whether live or dead. However, efforts are being made to select an insane, noisy and excitable correspondent to be sent to Agra as soon as possible. Yes, these are the eligibility criteria for us while choosing reporters to cover such incidents."

The incident has not discouraged other news reporters from other channels, and the place is now intolerably noisy, with each and every reporter trying to put forth his noisiest voice and the most fake sympathy for the parents of the girl. The parents of the girl are demanding the state government to pay compensation money and a place in Bollywood for Princess if she is taken out safely.