Friday, September 12, 2008
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Actor hurt while shooting
Noted Tollywood actor J D Chakravarthy met with a mishap while shooting for the Tamil film 'Sarvam'. The actor, who is playing a negative role in the film directed by Vishnuvardhan, was hit on his chest while filming a sequence a couple of days ago.
He was rushed to a hospital and was advised rest. Shooting was called off and the crew packed their bags that day. 'Sarvam' features Arya and Trisha in lead roles. Following the success of 'Billa' starring Ajith, Vishnuvardhan is directing this flick which is being produced by Ayngaran Internationals.
Buzz is that Chakravarthy has been approached to do the role of villain in Rajinikanth's 'Endhiran'. However official confirmation is awaited.Schumacher Homes of Ohio
Star crossed lovers Suriya and Jyothika- 2nd Wedding Anniversary
It is two years since Suriya and Jyothika got married amidst large scale expectations. The pair proved to be sensational in the Tamil Film Industry churning out hits one after the other.
As the famous old saying goes….'there is a woman behind every man's success', Suriya most certainly credits his scaling phenomenal heights in the field of acting to Jyothika. The actor started off with miniscule performances but then turned the heat on with spectacular exhibitions of talent with the films 'Nandha', 'Pithamagan', 'Gajini' etc. He has been viewed ever since as a star who can be banked upon for entertainment.
Jyothika on the other hand, has been sensational right from the offset spellbinding audiences with a breezy attitude and sheer talent. Her performance of a lifetime came in the form of 'Chandramukhi' where she even overshadowed superstar Rajinikanth with a truly amazing performance. Her performance in her last film 'Mozhi' will also be remembered for a very long time.
Suriya and Jyothika are happily married and have a daughter named Diya.
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The operating system would reportedly be Linux-based, but be simpler and easier to use than most Linux distributions available today. HP isn't confirming the report, but it certainly wouldn’t be the first time a Microsoft partner steps up support for Windows alternatives, as many netbook vendors are now offering Linux as the default OS – albeit they are far less popular that Windows-based options.
All said, I doubt Windows’ dominance is in any actual danger of disappearing. But with Vista still drawing a lot of criticism and the recent explosion of the netbook market, odds have never looked better for Linux (and Apple for that matter) to erode Microsoft’s dominance of the desktop market.