i know why but do you?

christmas always on 25th dec when the supposed jesus was born, christmas is meant to celebrate jesus birthday....but why when the parents were traveling on their little donkey was there celebrations going on????? he wasn't born yet so it wasn't for him....... also the birthday is 25th dec but they not quite sure when he died cos easter varies sometimes in march sometimes in april...enough people must have watched the (or as i call it can you put me up for easter) to remember the date

December 25 is almost definitely NOT Jesus' birthday. He was very likely born in the Fall in September of October. December 25th was chosen as a day to honor Jesus because back then, they already had another holiday on December 25th, & they incorporated them together. Look into Mithras & Saturnalia to learn more.
Jesus' probable real birthday was September 23, 3 BCE;
Biblically known as Tishre 15, 3998.

The Gospel According To Oprah - Finding God Without Jesus

If you thought the Gospel was a message of salvation through faith alone in Christ alone, listen to what Oprah's new age philosophy teaches. She believes that the path to being accepted by God and to eternal life and salvation comes from good works; being a good person, being virtuous and being generous. These are how you find favor with God. Notice that Jesus is completely left out of the formula. I like Oprah and I love that she does a lot of good things for a lot of people, but her personal view of religion is not biblical; it is works oriented and regardless of what she says or how she tries to intellectualize it, this is not the Gospel of Jesus Christ. There is only one path and Oprah is wrong telling millions of viewers that there are "many paths to God".

Christianity Today writer LaTonya Taylor declared Oprah as "The Church of O" in which the magazine has concluded that Oprah is now one of the greatest influential spiritual leaders since Billy Graham. In an interview with The Examiner, Mrs. Taylor stated that "Since 1994, when she abandoned traditional talk-show fare for more edifying content, and 1998, when she began 'Change Your Life TV', Oprah's most significant role has become that of spiritual leader. To her audience of more than 22 million mostly female viewers, she has become a postmodern priestess—an icon of church-free spirituality."1 The sentiment was seconded by Marcia Z. Nelson, author of The Gospel According to Oprah.2

Oprah Winfrey and Eckert Tolle just love to tell people that there are dozens of ways to access God. But what about Jesus? Oprah says that He "can't be the only way" to God.3 They both disagree that there is just one way. In fact, they would tell you that there are thousands of different ways that people can access God.

Some believe there are other paths to God, like Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam. These religions all seem closely related and in some ways parallel each other, while in other ways they are divergent in theory and practice. For example, in ancient India, there are two philosophical streams of thought, the Shramana religions and the Vedic religion. These two parallel traditions have existed side by side for thousands of years.4 Both Buddhism and Jainism are continuations of Shramana traditions, while modern Hinduism is a continuation of the Vedic tradition. These co-existing traditions have been mutually influential. Then there is Islam. On the Day of Judgment, if a Muslim's good works outweigh his bad ones, and if Allah so wills it, he may be forgiven of all his sins and then enter into Paradise. Therefore, Islam is a religion of salvation by works because it combines man's works with Allah's grace.

These and other world religions, save for Christianity, are "works" related. That is, salvation comes through personal effort and works, something that the Bible does not teach. For example, Buddhism insists that one has to work for salvation oneself and by oneself alone, therefore no one can blame others for their failure to achieve salvation. The Buddhists' salvation depends on the good deeds of a person. Then there is Hinduism, where once again, one attains salvation as per one's own fate and deeds. There are four paths or four yogas to attain salvation: Karma Yoga, which is called the Way of Good Works, the Bhakti Yoga, which is the Way of Love and Faith, The Jnana Yoga, which is the Way of Knowledge, and the Raja Yoga, the Way of Salvation. If any of these chains are broken or works are not perfectly done, then salvation is impossible. All of these stress "works" and so no one can rest assured if they have made it to heaven, or Nirvana, or whatever. Faith doesn't help them at all and their good works may be insufficient. Conversely, the Bible declares "therefore having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ…" (Rom. 5:1).

Now, which would you put your eternal faith and hopes in after you die? Some religion that makes you work for it and would have you hope you did enough to get saved? Or, by "...not having a righteousness of my own derived from the Law, but that which is through faith in Christ, the righteousness which comes from God on the basis of faith" (Phil. 3:9)?

I put all my chips on the table and gamble it all, my eternal destiny and life after death, after One Who conquered death and promises us the same victory over death. Plus the added value of peace; of not having to endlessly worry about whether we have done enough or not to be saved. It is absolutely sure and Jesus says that nothing (man, death, etc.) can snatch us out of His hand, nor out of the hand of the Father (John 10:28-29). John 6:37 adds, "All that the Father gives me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out."

I am willing to bet my whole life, my eternal life on it, because the stakes are so high that, what if these other paths are the wrong path. They are sincere, but sincerely wrong. I am at peace and can rest assured in Him, because I don't have to worry like a Buddhist or Islamic person to hope I did enough in this life to make it. This Faith in Christ is not a like Hinduism, Islam, & the others, work related religions of the world. It is not a hope-so, but a know-so. Which are you willing to risk your life on; something you hope will work out or something that you know will work out? I choose to push all my chips in on this Hand and "I'm all in", betting on Christ‘s Way. It is not the Gospel according to Oprah.

Jesus said I Am the way, the truth and the life, and there is no other way! He did not say I am one of the ways. Oprah Winfrey and Eckart Tolle are absolutely wrong saying and teaching that there are thousands of ways to God. There are not many paths to God or to heaven, but One Way and One Way alone. John 14:6 is clear, saying "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. " (my emphasis added) Oprah Winfrey interviews and showcases several New Age luminaries.1 She boldly proclaims that there in fact may be millions people finding different ways to God. But when a Christian woman in the audience asks Oprah, "What about Jesus? ", Oprah insists that Jesus "can't possibly be the only way to God"; and the sparks fly! 1 I recommend watching this video clip of Oprah talking about this "many paths" philosophy.1

Although she was raised Baptist, Oprah Winfrey's faith has undergone a significant transformation towards New Age spirituality. Oprah denies the Biblical Gospel of Jesus Christ. People today are asking the way they asked in the early church's day about how can they be saved: "Sirs, what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shall be saved, and thy house" (Acts 16:30-31). There is no other way, no other path, no inward "Christ-centeredness" as Oprah says. In fact, Acts 4:12 is clear about this, saying that "…there is no other name under heaven given of men by which we must be saved." I know about what I believe in and am persuaded to risk my eternity on something I am sure of. These other ways or other paths are not worth risking my eternal destiny on. There is only one path and it goes through Jesus Christ alone.

1. Rabey, Steve. Christian Examiner. 2008 Oprah's ‘gospel'. Web. May, 2008. http://www.christianexaminer.com/Articles/Articles May08/Art_May08_02.html

2. Nelson, Marcia Z. The Gospel According to Oprah. Westminster John Knox Press. Louisville, Kentucky. 2005.

3. Jesus-is-Savior.com Oprah on Jesus. Web. n.d http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Wolves/oprah-fool.htm

4. Helmuth von Glasenapp, from the 1950 Proceedings of the "Akademie der Wissenschaften und Literatur."

http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/authors/vonglasenapp/wheel002.html

Previously published on AssociatedContent/jackwellman

About the Author

I am a Christian author of 3 books, "Blind Chance or Intelligent Design?, Empirical Methodologies & the Bible",  "Teaching Children the Gospel, How To Raise Godly Children", and  "Do Babies Go To Heaven?, Why Does God Allow Suffering?" & I freelance for Associated Content  I am also a father & grandfather (x3) with a BA in history, with degrees in Education & minor in Theology.

What movie(s) has the Johnny Cash song "Why Me Lord?" appeared in?

have song stuck in head.

I think I heard it in Fun With Dick and Jane (2006).

The History of Tamil Cinema

Tamil Cinema also referred to as the Kollywood film industry is over 93 years old has its birth in the year of 1916 and it has got bigger and bigger with lot of new actors and actresses joining tamil film industry and also it has grown a lot in terms of technology and finance. The Kollywood film industry is one the biggest film industries in india apart from Bollywood and tollywood. The orgin of the word “Kollywood” is from the word Kodambakkam, a region in Chennai which laid the roots for tamil cinema along with the word “Hollywood” which was grouped together as “Kollywood”. 

A lot of actors have come in and gone out in its history and it still keeps growing in a fast pace. Tamil films are respected all over the world and are translated in various languages nowadays including English, French, Spanish, japaneese and more.  Kanthaswamy, the recent Kanthaswamy has been dubbed in Spanish and Italian since it was shot in those countries and has been sold in USA box office also for a whopping amount.

The first theatre was established in Chennai during the year 1916 in which movies without voice (termed as pesumpadam) were released. The year 1916 marked the era of silent films in Tamilnadu, which is the predecessor of modern films. R. Natraja Mudaliar was the first producer, director and cinematographer for Tamil Cinema who was trained in London for cinema production. He made his first film Keechaka Vadham in 1917 which was the first feature film without any background voice that was made in Tamil.

The first talking film came into entry during the year 1931 with the superhit blockbuster Kalidas.  The movie directed by H.M. Reddy was a superb historic epic and was produced by Ardeshar Irani and released in October 31. The actors were T.P.Rajalaxmi who was the heroine with lot of experience as stage artist and the film was a huge success in the box office.Kalavarishi directed by P.P. Rangachari was the 100% talking movie release in the year 1932.

After that a lot of directors and producers came to invest in tamil cinema entertainmentand lot of movies were produced. Seetha Kalyanam a movie was released by Prabath Film Company starring S. Rajam as Rama and his sister Lakshmi as seta in the movie.

M.K. Thiyagaraja Bhagavathar was the first box-office superstar in tamil cinema and he entered kollywood in the year 1934. His first movie Pavalakkodi which introduced the lead pair himself and S.D.Subulakshmi was a big hit and mad a huge gross in box office. Electrical arc lights were available at that time and grand sets were erected to take pictures in light. The technology of cinema got improvised. Mostly Tamil movies were shot in Bombay and calcutta prior to 1934. 

The first tamil movie to be shot in Tamilnadu was Srinivasa Kalyanam. Lava Kusa was the most famous tamil talkie movie produced by S. Soundararaja Iyengar. This movie was big success as it had good dialogues and songs. Nandhanar was another movie which got good appreciation from audience and the hero gave K.B. Sundrambal who sang the songs in the movie and played the hero in the movie One Lakh which was a big big amount in those days.

Then comedy also began to mix in tamil movies with comedy track separately mixed in the end in movies like Mahatma Kabirda, Madayargal Sandhippu and lot more. Same movies were also released in different names.

Pathi Bhakthi, a stage play was made into a movie in the year 1936 with M.K. Radha playing lead role in the movie. The movie Sati Leelavati was the first one starring T.S. Balliah a famous actor those time, on screen was the first time. M.G. Ramachandran played a role in this movie. T.P. Rajaalakshmi made her debut as director with the movie Miss Kamala. Pattinathar was a movie produced by Vel Pictures and released during the same year. Chanda Kantha directed by Raja Sandow showcasted actor P.U. Chinnappa who made his debut in the movie.Thiyagaraja Bhagavatha also made success with double action in the movie Satyaseelan. He played the role as a king as well as a songster in the court. 

P.U. Chinnappa was a famous actor who acted in films like ‘Aryamala’ (1941), ‘Kannagi’ (1942), ‘Manonmani’ (1942), ‘Kubera Kusela’ (1943), ‘Jagathalapradaban’ (1944) and all these movies were big hits in box office which made him a great star.

With lot of talkie films entering the tamil cinema, the scenario was changed. The history of Tamil cinema is very ancient and dates back to 1920s. M.K. Thiyagarja Bagavatha, P.U. Chinnapa, M. G. Ramachandran, Nambiar, Sivaji , Ashokan , N.T. Rama Rao were all famous actors in those days who got name and fame among the public by doing great roles in the silver screen. Modern actors like Kamal Hassan, Sarathkumar, Superstar Rajinikanth, AJithkumar, Surya, Madhavan, Siddharth have also enhanced the pride of tamil cinema by giving their valuable contributions. Actresses like Banumathi, Savithri, Saroja Devi, Meena, Roja, Ramba, Kushboo, Ramya Krishna, Trisha, Asin have also contributed greatly to Tamil cinema.

Tamil cinema can be divided into two broad categories, the one before 1950-70 and other after 1970 to this modern day. Lot of genre of tamil films have been produced including fiction, romance, science, comedy, action, sentiments and lot more. Lot of famous music directors like M.S. Vishwanathan, A.R. Rahman, Isaigani Illayraja, Harris Jeyaraj have produced quality music for making tamil movies a big success.

Some of the famous directors are,  Natraja R. Mudaliar who made the movies like Keecha Vadham and Draupadi Vastrapaharanam.  He had his own studio which was burnt in 1923 after which he retired. Another famous director was Raja P.K. Sandow who made the flick Nandhanar. T.P. Rajalakshi was a famous actress and she also directed movies. She learnt dance and music at a famous school. Her guru was Sankaradas Swamigal who is considered as the father of modern theatres. She directed the movie Miss Kamala and Madurai Veeran. Another famous director was Subramanyam Krishnaswamy who was born in Papanasam. He directed his first film Pavalakodi and also did the movie Balayogini which was big hit and said about the caste system. He made several movies like Seva Sadan in 1938, Mana Samrakshnam and lot more.He also made a movie Thiyagabhoomi which told about Gandhi. 

T.R. Sundaram who made his debut with Sati Ahalya was a famous director and producer who made movies in Tamil as well as Malayalam. He made the movie Burma rani in 1944. He made the first color movie Alibabavum narpathu Thirudargalum in 1955 with M.G.R. in the lead role.  

FAMOUS ACTORS IN TAMIL CINEMA

MAKKAL THILAGAM M.G.R:

M.G. Ramachandran, who is known for playing great roles and superb dialogues achieved a lot in Tamil cinema. He was born in 1917 and died in 1987. He made a lot of movies that changed the views of the society. His movie Nadodi mannan showed how a government should be and it was a great movie to watch. He became the Chief minister of tamilnadu during the year 1977 and served the country till his death in 1987. His movie Ulagam Suttrum Vazhiban was shot all over the world in placed like Honkkong, Singapore and the first movie to be shot abroad. His movies Enga Veetu Pillai, Adimai pen were all famous hits of all time. He received a lot of awards for his movies.

NADIGAR THILAGAM SIVAJI GANESAN:

Sivaji was well-known for his excellent acting in lot of movie with superb expression of dialogues in movies. He made his debut in Kollywood through the movie Parasakthi in 1952, along with actress Pandari Bai, for which the script was written by chief minister Karunanidhi. He has acted in various majestic roles like Veerapandia Kattabomman, Emperor Sivaji and lot more. He won the best actor award in an international film festival titled the Afro-asian film festival which is held in Cairo, Egypt during 1959. He received various awards such as Padmashri in the 1966, Padma Bhusan(1984) and Kalaimamani during 1987.

KADAl MANNAN GEMINI GANESHAN:

Gemini ganeshan who is always referred to as Kadhal Mannan was the tamil actor to play lot of romantic roles in lot of movies. Ganeshan has acted in various box-office hits during his lifetime. He got the Padma Shri award during the year 1971. He married the film actress Savithri. He made his debut with the movie Miss Malini. Later he acted in the movie Chakravarthi, in which he played the role of Lord Krishna. He played a villain role in Thai Ullam which made his good name and fame among people during 1953. Later he starred as the hero in Manampol Mangalyam, in which he paired with Savithri who later became his wife. 

SUPERSTAR RAJINIKANTH:

Rajinikanth, the versatile Superstar was born in Karnataka Bangalore during the year 1950. His real name is Sivaji Rao Gaekwad and he is famous for his style and dialogues in the movies. He received a Padma Bhusan award for his contributions to Tamil Cinema. 

He is also a great philanthropist and serves public with his donations through the organization which he holds. He also has done some screen writing and produced some movies. He made his debut in the movie in Apoorva Ragangal which was released in the year 1975 by K. Balachander. 

He starred in an English movie also titled Blood stone during the year 1988 which got good votes in India and abroad. He also starred in Bollywood movie Andha Kannoon but it did not get much support from the public. He is currently doing top budget movies like Endhiran, which the most expensive movie south India. He is the highest paid Indian actor with a salary of 26 crores for the movie Sivaji- the boss. He is next to Jackie Chan in Asia who Is the highest paid actor in Asia. 

ULAGANAYAGAN KAMAL HASSAN:

Kamal Hassan known as Ulaganayagan was born in 1954 in Paramakudi, Madra. He is known for his excellent acting, script writing and he has also produced films on his own. He made his debut as a small kid starring in the movie Kalathur Kannama and was a very good child artiste. He then made his debut as a mature artist with Rajinikanth in the movie Apoorva Ragangal. He has learnt classical dance on his own and he is a good dancer. He acted in the movie Salangai Oli as a classical dancer which was big hit. He is also a lyricist and playback singer. He has sung several songs in his own movies like that of Aalavandhan, Anbe Sivam and also in other’s movie like Pudupettai and lot more… He has received a lot of awards including Film fare awards, Padmashri, Academy award for best Foreign language film, National film awards and lot more.

His movies like Nayagan (1987), Moondram Pirai (1982) were big hits and he is well known for superb acting in these movies.

ILLAYATHALAPATHY VIJAY:

Vijay the son of famous director Chandrasekar was born in 1974. He made his debuit with his father’s movie Nallaya Theerpu in 1992. He has acted in lot of romantic movies including Kadhalukku Mariyadha in 1997, Thullatha Manamaom Thullum, Priyamanvale, Kushi and lot more all of which were big success in box office. He made difference by acting in heroic roles like Ghilli, Pokkiri, Villu which were also good success. He starred in double action in the movie Azhagiya Tamizh magan which was not a big success. He received lot of awards including Film Fare award for the best actor.

He is currently working for the movie Vettaikran which is produced by AVM productions and is directed by Babu Sivan, which is his 49th movie.

ULTIMATE STAR AJITH KUMAR:

Ultimate Star, Ajith Kumar, who is currently starring in the movie ASAL, was born in the year 1971. He appeared in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi movies and is also a professional racer. He made his debut with Telugu flick Prema Pustangam in the year 1992. His kollywood debut was Amaravathi which was not a big hit. Later he acted in the movie Aasai which was big hit. He then starred in Kadhal Kottai where he romances with Devayani which was a good love story which was a big success. He starred in double action for the movie Vaali during the year 1999 which was directed by S.J Suryah and this movie was a big success and he got filmfare award for best actor in this movie. He starred in action movies like Dheena, Amarkalam, Villian which were also big hits. 

His movie Citizen which was a very good story made big gross in market. He lost his name in the middle by acting in movies like Jee, Attakasam and few of them which were big flops. Later he gained his name with movies like Varalaru in 2006 which was triple action role. His movie Billa directed by Vishnuvardhan with actresses like Nayanthara and Namitha made big success in box office in the year 2007.  Now he is currently working with director Saran for his 49th movie ASAL which is about a gang war with Ajith as the underground Don. 

TECHNOLOGY GROWTH IN TAMIL CINEMA:

1. M.Edwards was the first to screen a movie in South india at Victoria public hall, Chennai.

2. The Electric Theatre was introduced in 1900 which was built by Major Warwick in anna salai.

3. The first cinematography and touring cinema was formed in south india by Swamikannu Vincent in 1905. He made several short films on life history of jesus. 

The first Indian owned cinema house in South India was built by R. Venkiah in 1914.It is still screening movies in same location.

4. 1916 S.M.Dharmalingam Mudaliyar and Nataraja Mudaliyar started the first film producing concern in South India at Chennai.Nataraja Mudaliyar made Keechavathanam the first feature film to be made in South India.

5. The pre-censorship of films was introduction in 1918 through the Indian cinematography act.

6. The film journal titled Movie Mirror was introduced in 1927 which was the first film magazine in Tamil cinema. The author was S.K. Vasagam.

7. The General Pictures Corporation was formed in Chennai during the year 1929, making it as entertainment spot for south India.

8. The first talkie movie was released in the year 1931, titled Kalidas in which T.P. Rajalakshmi played the lead role, which was a mix of Tamil and Telugu.

9. A. Narayananan, started the first Sound mixing studio in Chennai which was called Srivivasa Cinestone during the year 1934.

10. The first studio in Vellore was built by Vajravelu under the name Sundarabharathi Studio in the year 1935.

11. The movie Kausala, was released in the year 1935, which was the first movie made by South India Film Corporation.

12. The first tamil journal titled Cinema Ulagam was launched by P.S. Chettiar in the year 1935, who was the chief editior and publisher of the magazine.

13. The oldest studio in south India, the Modern Theatres was established in the year 1936. The first Tamil Talkie was released titled Miss Kamala which was directed by the first woman director T.P. Rajalakshmi.

14. The first tamil film to run more than a year in single cinema house was released titled “Chinthamani” during the year 1937.

15. The long documentary Mahatma Gandhi was released in 1940, and D.K. Pattamal sang the first play back song for the long documentary movie.

16. K. Ramnath formed the Cine Technicians of South India during the year 1940.

17. The movie Harishchandri , a tamil movie was dubbed into Kannadam by A.V. Meyyappa Chettiar, thus becoming the first dubbed film in south India.

18. The film Haridas was played continuously for 110 weeks in the theatre Broadway talkies in Chennai, during the year 1944.

19. The first Tamil film artiste, K.B. Sundhrambal who played the legendary role of Avvayiar was nominated to the Madras legislative council in 1951.

20. In 1952 India’s first International Film Festival was organised in Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai and Calcutta .

21. In The first movie in Tamil without any songs was released in 1954 titled Andha Naal.

22. In 1955 Kanavanne Kan Kanda Deivam, the first Tamil film to have some sequences in Geva colour, was released. This was the first partly colour movie in Tamil.

23. The first full-length colour movie was produced by Modern Theatres titled Allibabavum narpathu Thirdugargalum.

24. 1956 The Madras Film Society was formed by Ammu Swaminathan and 

Rajammal Anantaraman.

25. The association of film artists, titled the Tamizh nadigar sangam was started in the year 1959.

26. The first Institute of Film Techonology in south India, was started in 1960 in Adyar, Chennai.

27. In 1967, Makkal Thilagam M.G.R won the election for the first time from Parangimalai Constituency.

28. The first cinemascope flick in Tamil Raja Raja Cholan was made in the year 1973 with Chevaliyar Sivaji Ganeshan in the lead role as king.

29. The first 3D movie in Tamil, titled Annai Bhoomi was made during the year 1985.

30. The first movie with 70mm view was released during the year 1986 which was titled Maveeran. Later Oomai vizhigal another movie was also released during the year 1985. 

SOME OF THE FAMOUS TAMIL MOVIES OF ALL TIME……

While there are commercial films to entertain audiences, serious films are also being filmed to educate the masses while entertaining them. Tamil film industry has never backed away from experimenting. Even today it keeps on releasing films that surprise the audiences either with their theme or technology.

BALAYOGINI (1931): 

This movie was directed by K. Subramanyam, with actors K. Vishwanathan, R. Balasaraswathi and Baby Roja playing lead role. It had a good moral stating about the difference between low-caste and high-caste people in the society.

AMBIKAPATHY: (1937)

This movie was directed by Ellis. R. Duncan and released in the year 1937. It had Thiyagarja Bhagavatha in lead role with N.S. Krishna, T.S. Baliah, Serukalthur Sama and P.R. Mangalam as additional cast. The movie was 11th century epic with Kambaramanyam as the theme behing and it was a big success. 

THYAGABHOOMI: (1939)

This movie starring S.D. Subbulakshmi and PapanasamSivan along with Baby roja was released in the year 1939 and directed by K. Subramanyam. This movie is about great patriot Mahatma Gandhi, who faces the villager’s anger for giving support to Harijans, He leaves to the city with his daughter and faces a lot of problems but does service for the society. 

NANDANAR (1941): 

This movie was directed by Murugadasa, and had Dandapani Desikar and Narayana Rao in the lead roles. It is about a low-caste worker trying to worship in Chidambaram Temple and his raise as a famous saint.

CHANDRALEKHA (1948):

This movie was directed by S.S. Vasan with T.R. Rajakumari, M.K. Radha, Ranjan and Sundaribai playing lead roles. It is a spectacular dance drama and famous till today. It was in production for 5 years.

AVVAIYYAR (1953):

This wonderful movie was released in year 1985 directed by Kothamangalam Subbu, starring K.B. Sundrambal, Kushala Kumari , M.K. Radha and Gemini Ganeshan in the lead roles. The life of a saint Avvaiyar and the various miraculous happenings around her are portrayed beautifully in the movie. It is one of the most famous Bakthi movies of those times.

ALIBABAVUM 40 THIRUDARGALUM - FIRST COLOR MOVIE (1955):

Alibabavum 40 thirudargalum was the

First colour movie in Tamil. This movie had M.G. Ramachandran and Bhanumathi playing the lead role. The music for the movie was scored by Dhakshinamoorty. T (Tiruchengodu).R(Ramalinga).Sundaram produced the movie and it was a very big hit in those days. M.G.R did his next movie Nadodi Mannan also in colour.

KADALIKKA NERAMILLAI: (1964)

This movie with actor Ravichandran, Kanchana, Nagesh and Muthuram playing lead roles was an excellent romantic and comedy story taken in Ooty. It was directed by C.V. Sridhar. A person tries to marry his empoyer’s daughter and does some forgery for that.

ULAGAM SUTRUM VALIBAN: (1973) 

The first movie to show different places around the world to tamil audience directed by M. G Ramachandran with himself in the lead role along with S.A. Ashokan and M.N. Nambiar playing lead roles. It’s about M.G.R being a scientist who discovers a weapon that could destroy the whole world if used negatively. M.G.R plays dual action and his brother rescues the formula for it from the villains. It was shot in Singapore, Thailand and Hongkong.

MURATTU KALAI: (1980) 

Superstar Rajinikanth’s all-time big hit movie directed by S.P. Muthuraman, with rajini, Jaishankar and ashokan in the lead roles. The film had lot of action and fight scenes making rajini a famous actor. The song “Poduvaga En manasu Thangam” was a big hit in those days.  

GENTLEMAN (1993): 

Shankar who is a great director made his debut in kollywood through this mega action blockbuster with action king Arjun in the lead role. The film had a great theme where the actor supports free education for the society and it had good comedy track with Koundamani and senthil in the lead roles. 

KADHALAN (1994):  

Actor PrabuDeva and Nagama along with comedian Vadivelu made a big success with this Shankar’s romantic love story Kadhalan. The movie was a huge commercial success with lot of action, romance, dance, comedy and it was a superb movie to watch for teenagers. Prabhudeva does excellent dance and all the songs were a big hit in those days.

INDIAN (1996):

The next movie with a theme for the society by director Shankar with actors Kamal haasan, Goundamani and Senthil with Manisha Koirala and Urmila. The film was later released as Hindustani in Bollywood. It won National film award in 1997 and Kamal Hassan received the best actor award for this movie. 

1998 - JEANS:

Shankars next block buster movie starring eternal beauty Aishwarya Rai  along with Prashanth, Lakshmi, Nassar, Raju Sundaram, S.V.Sekhar, Senthil, Raadhika and Geetha. The story of Jeans is that of a disapproving father in the path of love. Jeans won the Filmfare Best Movie Award South in the year of its release.  

1999 - MUDHALVAN: The film stars Arjun, Manisha Koirala and Raghuvaran. This film was a tremendous success at the box office and continued Shankar`s dream run. It won the Filmfare Best Movie Award South in the year of its release. It was also done in Hindi as Nayak.  

2005 - ANNIYAN: 

Anniyan was yet another hit movie from director Shankar with Vikram playing the role as split personality and this movie received a lot of appreciation from public. The film made a huge gross in box office and was produced with a whooping budget of 26.38 crores. The movie had a theme behind it and vikram played 3 roles in it including Ambi, Remo and as Anniyan all of which are the same character as split personality. 

A lot of movies are getting produced in Tamil Cinema and new actors and actresses are entering the silver screens. Some new actors have made big success in the market and some of them have absolutely failed. Actors like Surya, Ajith, Vijay, Vikram top among the young generation actors making success in every film they act. Lot of good music directors like A.R. Rahman who recently won the Oscars for his music in Slumdog millionaire also makes Tamil Cinema Proud. Other famous music directors include Harris Jeyaraj, G.V. Prakash, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Bharadwaj and Vidyasagar. Good playback singers include S.P.Balachander, Susheela, Unni Krishnan, Hariharan, Chitra, Shankar Mahadevan and lot more.. Lot of technology enhancements has made Tamil Cinema a respected industry in India. Nowadays even technologies are imported from Hollywood. Now the recent movie Endhiram, starring superstar Rajinikanth has technicians from Hollywood working for it. Also, the movie Sulthan – the warrior is the first full animation movie in Tamil directed by his daughter Soundariya Rajinikanth.

Recent movies Yavarum Nalam, Achamundu Achamundu have been hosted in 12th Shangai International film Festival which is also a great pride for Tamil cinema. 

So, Tamil Cinema is continuously growing both in quantity and quality with lot of new actors, new actresses, and new technicians making it biggest film industry in South India. 

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The Top Ten Lies Blockbuster Video Tells Their Customers

Written by tatar job

I worked for Blockbuster Video for the better part of six months. I was used at several different stores as a shift manager, and had to deal with many, many different kinds of customers. While the job was criminally easy at times, I came to despise the job, the corporation, and the customers who gave it money.

As a way of exorcising the demons in my video rental past, I now present my completely unbiased and totally honest list of the ten biggest lies Blockbuster Video tells their customers.

10. "Sorry, I can’t do that"

If you tell a Blockbuster employee to credit something off your account, or change your payment method after he’s already confirmed it, or one of any number of irritating special requests one could possibly make to an employee, he will more than likely tell you that he is sorry, but the computer system will not allow him to do that.

This is untrue.

While Blockbuster still uses a Point of Sale computer system that is literally more than twenty years old (abbreviated, appropriately enough, to "P.O.S."), it still allows the average BB clerk to do pretty much anything that could conceivably need to be done. The reason for his refusal to comply with your request is relatively simple: he is personally angry at your stupidity or dishonesty (keeping a videogame out for six days, then coming back and demanding a refund because it didn’t have an instruction manual) and feels it should not be positively reinforced.

No matter what your problem is, the average BB clerk can, technically, solve it - but the more complicated it is, the less he or she will actually want to. Hypothetically, refusing a customer any sort of service would be a no-no in the world of customer service, but given that an average BB computer looks like some sort of hacker workstation to the average citizen (blue screens, no mice, keys that make a satisfyingly loud noise when they are punched) , the Blockbuster employee is easily able to blame everything he can’t or won’t do on the computer system. Hopefully, the average consumer will not realize the full extend of what the POS system can do, and will have no choice but to accept the employee’s assertion that it is the computer, and not the employee, that is being unhelpful - which leads us straight into number 9.

9. "The computers lock down five minutes before closing time - we can’t do anything about it"

I heard this lie from the coolest manager I ever worked with - a guy with a vanity license plate reading "WOOKIEE" and a son with the middle name "Vader." He hated customers even more than I did, and he used the above lie as a foolproof way of ending the night early. It is, of course, total bullshit, but it’s a damned good lie.

Promising that the computers will automatically lock down sounds absurd enough to be true, and technical enough to dissuade the unwashed masses from questioning it further. Also, the customers are forced to action: if you don’t hurry the fuck up and find a movie that will fit whatever mood you’re in at 1:00 in the morning, the system will shut down and you won’t get anything. The customers leave faster, the store closes earlier (thus preventing possible last-minute robberies), and the staff get to go home sooner. This lie, all things considered, contributes to a win-win-win situation.

8. "Sorry, the restroom is broken"

Seriously, it’s not. The restroom is unhygienic, disused, and probably caked in several layers of bodily fluids, but it is still technically functional. The reason BB staff lock their restrooms and tell customers the plumbing is broken is because the restroom is the one place in the entire store where the staff cannot see you.

As a result of this fact, restrooms are the perfect place to steal shit: during my time at Blockbuster, thieves often grabbed DVDs or videogame hardware, stuffed them into their pants, and entered the bathroom. Inside, they literally had all the time they wanted to remove the numerous security strips and magnetic locks affixed to every piece of merchandise.

One female customer in particular took her baby into the restroom with her and removed the packaging for an Xbox 360 controller, a new DVD copy of Gridiron Gang, and a copy of InStyle before stuffing all three items into her purse. Everyone working the shift that night obviously knew what the woman had done, but we were powerless to stop her thanks to lie number seven:

7. "Theft is bad"

Like many other corporate chains (Target and Wal-mart come to mind), Blockbuster must appear to despise shoplifting in all its shapes and forms, whilst doing pretty much nothing to stop it.

If you stuff eighteen DVDs, a Grand Theft Auto strategy guide, and a box of Red Vines into a backpack and walk out, congratulations - you’ve just committed the perfect crime. Even if the metal detector by the door goes off on your way out, you’re fine. Even if the security camera catches your face, you’re fine. Even if DVDs are literally poking out of your dungarees at the feet and waist, and even if every step you make is punctuated by the loud, repeated clapping of plastic case against plastic case, and even if an employee personally comes up to you and asks to see all the items you are carrying, once you leave the store you’ll still spend the rest of your arrest-free night watching your stolen copy of Red Dawn.

Blockbuster employees are trained not to stop, accuse, or pursue criminals, no matter what. This is partially for legal reasons (if a Blockbuster employee accuses a thief of stealing as per company policy and the thief shoots him, Blockbuster can be held accountable), but partially because Blockbuster doesn’t want to waste its time getting in battles with every two-bit pickpocket in the US. In the same way that videogame companies tend not to crack down on pirates, so too does Blockbuster ignore theft. Literally the only situation in which a Blockbuster employee can take any action against a thief is if the thief confesses to attempting to steal something. The BB theft response system quite literally punishes honesty - if someone admits to having stolen something, the employee is to immediately call the police and wait with the thief until their arrival, at which point said thief will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

Yeah, that‘ll fucking teach him to fess up and apologize.

6. "Sorry, we don’t have that movie - I’ll call the other store and check if they have it"

There’s nobody on the other line, dude. Yeah, you saw me look up the phone number for another store, and you probably watched me dial some numbers, but I actually just called my cell phone. You might think I’m talking to another Blockbuster employee over at 19th Avenue and Union Hills, but I’m just speaking over the sound of my voicemail message, making occasional pauses to heighten the realism before disappointedly sighing, hanging up, and pronouncing, "Nah, I guess they don’t have it. Sorry."

If you’d asked for a better movie I probably would have really checked, but you didn’t, so I didn’t.

5. "Yeah, we’re big movie buffs"

While under the employ of the Blockbuster Corporation, I worked at no less than six different stores in the greater Phoenix area. And in all my time, I did not run into a single store manager who had seen any of the following movies:

-City of God

-Fight Club

-The Wild Bunch

-Gone with the Wind

-Citizen Kane

-Casablanca

-THE FUCKING GODFATHER

On my first day, my store manager asked me what my favorite movie was. After responding, "Blade Runner" and watching her nod in faux-understanding, I asked her what her favorite movie was. She replied, "Rumor Has It."

In retrospect, I should have quit right there.

When I later asked her why she hadn’t seen any movies of historical or artistic significance, she used these exact words:

"Gas station attendants don’t need to know how to work an oilrig, do they?"

No, but they do need to know the goddamned difference between unleaded and diesel. Jesus.

4. "No, I won’t write down stuff you say to me and then repost it on the Internet"

"Did you like Terminator 3?" -An employee
"Uh, maybe if I’d never seen Terminator 1 or 2." -Me
"What? You didn’t-"
"You’re talking about comparing a decent action movie to two of the best action movies ever made."
"What’s my favorite action movie? That’s a good question, I’ve never thought about that."
"?I didn’t ask-"
"Probably Blade 2."
"?"

"Is it possible to understand Road House 2 even if I haven’t seen the original?" -A customer

"-Are you from Pakistan?"- 50 year old, balding customer with glasses and a pedo-smile
"I-what?" -Me
"Your ethnicity, are you from Pakistan?"
"Uh, sort of."
"Oh, I thought so. You ever thought about modelling?"
"?What."
"You’ve got a real face for it."
"I-"
"-Yeah, my son in law does it. Makes a pretty good living off it. You’ve got a face for it, I can tell you."
"Uh, if you need anything else, let me-"
"-And you don’t have to be gay to do it, either."
"IFYOUNEEDANYTHINGELSEJUSTLETMEKNOW"

"Is this Final Fantasy Seven? The one with the V, and the two lines?" -An employee

3. "There are no late fees"

Perhaps the biggest marketing move in Blockbuster’s history has been the so-called abolishment of late fees. While, technically, there is no longer a service charge referred to as a "late fee" at any Blockbuster store on the planet, there are plenty of other small fees and price changes to make up for it.

Firstly, rentals themselves are now more expensive than ever: in Arizona, a movie rental costs 5 bucks, and a game rental costs 9. In states like California or New York, I assume some sort of first-born bartering system is used.

Secondly, there is a late fee if you keep a movie a week past its suggested due date: the $1.25 charge is referred to as a "restocking fee," but trust me - it’s a late fee. There is nothing in the process of returning a movie from the night drop to the store shelves that costs even the smallest amount of money; if the $1.25 is truly financing "restocking," I have to wonder where that money is going. I sure as hell didn’t see any of it.

Thirdly, the tradeoff with late fees if that if you keep a movie for a month past its suggested due date, you have to buy it. This is probably the most reasonable aspect of the no late fees policy, and is therefore the one frequently argued against by deadbeats who refuse to return copies of Fast and the Furious 2 within a reasonable period of time.

2. "Blockbuster Online is better than Netflix"

Every Blockbuster Online mailer counts as a coupon for a free instore rental. It’s a pretty good deal, admittedly, but the problem is that it’s a wholly temporary one: while Blockbuster Online’s current monthly fee is pretty much on par with Netflix’s, it won’t stay like that for long.

Blockbuster Online was created solely to steal Netflix’s online rental idea and drive them out of business: as such, if/when Netflix is bankrupted by Blockbuster Online’s Bauman-esque ripoff artistry, Blockbuster Online will raise its prices significantly, and probably get rid of the whole "free instore rental" thing. Thanks to the combination of No Late Fees and the Blockbuster Online free rentals, the BB Corporation is losing money - once their main source of competition is gone, they’ll do whatever necessary to get that cash back.

1. "Yeah, that’s a really good movie"

If there is only one thing you need to know about Blockbuster, it is this: the movie you are renting, or the movie that was suggested to you by an overweight female clerk who has had two husbands, one child, and half a dozen miscarriages, will not be good.

The fault for this does not completely lie on either employee or customer, but weighs equally on both parties.

As mentioned earlier, Blockbuster employees, for the most part, know next to nothing about movies. As such, their recommendations will be at best useless and at worst harmful: whichever new release has the prettiest cover will likely be the one immediately recommended by the manager on duty.

On the other hand, the vast majority of those who frequent the shelves of Blockbuster Video are slobbering, slack-jawed idiots who harbor no true love for cinema, no desire to probe deep questions about life, and no ability to enjoy something that might require the slightest bit of effort. In one respect, I can understand this: these people have worked hard during their day jobs - why shouldn’t be allowed to relax and escape with some harmless Hollywood entertainment?

The problem arises in what they watch. Relax and escape, yeah, but at the very least adopt some goddamned standards. If you’re looking for a comedy, don’t rent Phat Girlz. If you want a drama, don’t get anything with Ben Affleck. And for the love of God, do not rent something just because it is new.

I literally cannot tell you how many people come to Blockbuster on a daily basis, just so they can rent the new releases. Not because they’re interested in them. Not because they look good. Simply because they are new.

And while they spend their time and money on dreck like Behind Enemy Lines II and The Break-Up, these people literally refuse to anything that:

-Was made before 1995

-Comes from a different country, even an English-speaking one

-Might be mentally or emotionally disturbing

-Has subtitles

-Has voice-over narration (I literally talked to a customer who didn’t like any movie that had voice-over narration: that’s like fucking saying you don’t like movies with a number in the title)

Of course, there are always those precious few customers who actually want something different, but they are extremely rare. And by the time they show up, most Blockbuster employees are already burned out: my first few months on the job, I tried to expand people’s movie vocabulary by exposing them to unusual fare like Oldboy, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Brick, and so on, but my efforts were all for naught. The things I recommended to customers were either immediately returned to the shelf once I left their field of vision, or watched on a whim and then endlessly complained about ("the pedophilia stuff in Hard Candy was so gross that I had to turn it off after ten minutes"). It literally gets to the point where, as an employee, you don’t want to share good films with customers because, in the words of one of my old co-workers, "they don’t deserve them."

This attitude snowballs into a general loathing of all Blockbuster customers, and then all consumers, and then all of humanity in general.

Long story short, I was fired from Blockbuster for calling a female customer a "cunt."

She was totally acting like one, though.

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Greek meltdown piles pressure on euro - can Germany fix it?
Greek meltdown piles pressure on euro - can Germany fix it?

Wooing virgin voters with Juan Tamad and pole dancing
Virgins choose to abstain because they'd rather not get down and dirty and all tangled up. In red tape, that is. Red tape and all the other bureaucratic hassles.

When is the real b-day of Jesus Christ. Think about this its NOT on 25 December . Is it April or Desember ?

When is the real birthday of Jesus Christ ? It is not on 25 Desember, the usual day that we celebrate Christmas every year. I have come to the conclusion that Christ's birhtdate is on a unknown date somewhere in March or April and not on 25 Desember. Israel is in the northern hemisphere and in Desember it almost always snows in Israel, in April it doesnt! In the pictures we see of Christ in the crib it is a definite summer scene, leaves on the trees no one wearing winter clothes and sheep in the field. 25 Desember is the birthdate of the Pagan son-god Mithra and is thus considered as the wrong birthdate of Jesus Christ. Chrismas has become completely commercially orientated. No one stops to think of the real date !

you are absolutely right that December 25 was not Jesus Christ's birthday. minimal research proves that this date was chosen centuries after his death for various other reasons.

you are also right about Christmas being totally commercialized. If you ask the average young child about Christmas all they can tell you about is Santa Clause and what presents they want.

The bottom line is the Bible doesn't give us the exact date so we don't know when it was.

check these articles for some more info.

http://www.watchtower.org/library/w/1998/12/15/article_01.htm

(Has Christmas Lost Christ?)

http://www.watchtower.org/library/w/1998/12/15/article_02.htm

(Jesus' Birth—The Real Story)

http://www.watchtower.org/library/w/2000/12/15/article_01.htm

(Christmas Customs—Are They Christian?)

'hog Wild in Punxsutawney

Are they crazy about groundhogs in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania? You betcha. The place is lousy with them. Groundhogs adorn homes and businesses like the Baby Jesus does at Christmastime most other places. It happens we were visiting the “Weather Capital of the World” in December and the good people of “Punxy” really know how to inflate a holiday decoration and park it next to a giant fiberglass woodchuck.

Not counting groundhogs (real, wooden, fiberglass, bronze, or welded metal) the town of Punxsutawney has a population of a bit above 6,700. Legend has it that the name came from a defeated Native American sorcerer who was killed in combat. The ashes of his burnt body turned to sand fleas or “Ponksad” and through these lovely fleas he continued his harassment of man. Ponksad-uteney means “The town of the Sand fleas.” We saw neither flea nor sorcerer on this trip, so we’re assuming the town has rid itself of these pests. Or maybe we were just lucky that the vermin weren’t out and about in December.

Like a lot of folks, we learned about Punxsutawney from the movie “Groundhog Day” which celebrates the town’s annual tradition of yanking a large rodent out of a stump so he can predict the weather. This occurs every February 2nd, right smack between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, in a tradition that dates back to the ancient European holiday of Candlemas. Even though both holidays include springtime predictions, the Europeans had yet to discover camping out, tailgating or shadows of furry prognosticators. All they did was look up to see if it was sunny or cloudy and then, as now, sunshine meant six more weeks of winter.

The first whistle pig was held high above the now famous Gobbler's Knob (heh heh, gobblers, knob) just outside Punxutawney in 1887. It’s doubtful anyone at the time expected this humble knob would become the epicenter of seasonal forecasting. A handful of the top hat bedecked “Inner Circle” of the Groundhog Society are the sole keepers of the long-held secret rituals. Once ensconced amongst the elite few of the circle, an aisle at the local supermarket will bear your name -- a high honor indeed.

Our intention was to stay at the Hotel Punxsutawney, but once David started singing “Welcome to the Hotel Punxsutawney--you can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave,” we decided not to chance it. We crossed the street to the Pantall Hotel instead. Here they had a Victorian Ladies Entrance, two cans of snuff on the landing and tract on the hotel desk that was kind enough to inform us that we were “going straight to hell” before we even had a chance to check in. Even though they choose to brag about “ironed sheets“ numerous times on their website, ours were not. Why the hell would you iron sheets anyway? The bed was comfy, the people were nice, and the housekeeper was dressed in Amish attire. We don’t believe it was her snuff on the windowsill, but it may just be that we are ignorant of the ways of the Amish.

The desk clerk seemed genuinely surprised that we might want to eat dinner on a Sunday night. He dubiously suggested the sports bar at the Hotel Punxsutawney as the only open place in town. Oh-Kay. The place was occupied by a few down-on-their-luck patrons eating peanuts off of paper plates (a second one was provided for shells). Our bartender, Christine, assured us that business picked up around eleven once “the hunters came in after drinking all day.“ The menu was basic freezer to deep fryer, but we lucked out with some delicious burgers and chicken wings (sometimes meat avoiding is impossible, but carrots and celery were provided). In Punxy, the wings come as whole large fellas, no “drumettes” here. Hot means hot. And a dozen was WAY too much.

With a little schmoozing, Christine allowed us to view (but not sample, as it was part of a collection of the annual releases) some “Groundhog Brew”-- the beer favorite of most of the Inner Circle. Another local favorite is a “Gobblers Knob” -- Groundhog Brew with brown whiskey. After dinner we shot a few games of pool with the locals and bugged out of there before the drunken hunters came in and shot us because we weren’t wearing day-glow orange.

On the way back to The Pantall, we went for a romantic walk through the Tree Circle in the town square to see the beautifully lit trees decorated by local schools and community groups. Hand in hand, we wondered in the crisp winter air when suddenly a sharp screech broke the silent night. We spun around just in time to see a jolly family of chucks dashing back into their hole on the top of the tree-clock-glockenspiel in front of the Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge across the street. It was ten o’clock.

Breakfast the next day at the hotel restaurant further impressed us with its décor of either very homey or garage sale chic. David’s mug said “Class of 2001." Veronica’s: “Happy Birthday.” The breakfast was hearty, the coffee excellent and the waitress funny and attentive.

With our bellies full, we ventured out to see the town by the light of a grey winter day. Our first stop was the town library where the famous woodchuck himself resides. Punxsutawney Phil and his “wife” Phyllis spend everyday but the big one in their climate controlled den which can be viewed from outside or inside the library.

The next stop was The Wizard’s Workshop and it turned out to be a must-see. The proprietor, Randy “The Wizard“ Rupert, is an ice sculpting champion and now uses the same chainsaw technique on various sized parts of trees. With our usual snarky attitude, we entered past the sign that read “What ‘wood’ you like for Christmas” and “Come see what I saw” expecting a hoot but instead walked into a true master’s den. Oh, the joys we found there. Randy, the only true link we found to the movie, was the guy who taught Bill Murray how to pretend ice sculpt. The angelic ice carving in the movie is his, ditto the electric chainsaw Bill used for the movie. The saw is prominently displayed in the store along with a VCR tape and poster of the celebrated flick. The most charming aspect of the workshop is Randy himself, who jawed with us for quite sometime about his art, the movie and the town itself.

The perfect ending to our trip came with a visit to Gobbler's Knob. Just follow the whistle pig prints up Woodland Avenue to the weather forecasting center of the world. In December, it’s a lonely place--but the impression of the grandeur of the February 2nd celebration is there. The Knob is festooned with signs and art dedicated to the most famous seer of them all, Punxsutawney Phil, including the greeting “Can you believe it… we’re at Gobblers Knob.” There are sculptures of Phil portraying the various diversions he participates in his off season, including motorcycling. Unlike Santa, he does not have career obligations outside of his holy day, so Phil apparently has many hobbies.

As we walked back to the car, we discussed coming back for Groundhog Day, but decided that we saw Punxsutawney in its true form -- small, homey, cheerful, and with a great sense of humor about itself. To a GypsyNester, life doesn’t get better than that.

David & Veronica, GypsyNester.com

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David & Veronica are experiencing the collision of baby boomer with empty nester. They have decided to grab life by the horns, sell the nest and become GypsyNesters.

Read more at www.GypsyNester.com

Importance of Fashion Brands- Fila Vintage and Michiko Koshino

Clothing is an essential representation of human civilization in order to be looking decent and presentation to the public. Whatever you decide to wear in public indicates your personal style and fashion sense. Some people do not give value to fashion trends and pick anything that they like and prefer. However, the fact is clothes reveal more than just the need to cover your nudity. It highlights your body features and minimizes your flaws and makes you look more presentation and better. Perfect clothes give the right identity and add necessary glamour as well.

Choice of clothing depends on so many things factors right from the shape and size of the body, look, preferences and such others. Catering different tastes and choices, many fashion labels have introduced a variety of clothes in the market. However, clothes from Fila Vintage and Michiko Koshino have something else for every wearer.

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People who love experimenting with their looks can simply browse their search into various designer wear such as Fila Vintage. The brand symbolizes emotions and sensibilities of today’s youth. Get styles, designs and patterns as per today’s fashion trends. The brand offers a great mix of both traditional as well as contemporary look in its designs. So, if you love to look modern retaining the feeling of classic fashion feel, just try Fila Vintage to look really hot.

The brand successfully highlights the changing fashion needs and preferences of both men and women. Hence, they keep changing their designs and styles to keep a match with the changing needs. Just look at the latest range of Fila Vintage and you will be amazed to get something different and nice. However, the Fila Vintage has retained some of its very popular designs and styles that are still hot favorite among its permanent clients. These fashion clothes from Fila Vintage are for those people who actually what can make them look and feel different. They give a new style to a sober and smarter look with world-class fabric and approach.

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Michiko Koshiko:
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After knowing about these movies would you still go and see them?

Below is a partial list of contemporary movies that contain blasphemy. This means to take the Lords name in vain(cuss word) Pointed profanity--this includes the words “God,” “Lord,” “Jesus,” “Christ”
Now after knowing that these movies take our Gods name in vain would you still pay to see them? Christians should take a stand on seeing movies like this!

Nope, I've given up TV and movies pretty much. After I became Christian, I questioned everything I did, and if you do something that's not for God, it's against God (because it's for yourself). So, instead of watching TV and movies, I spend that time reading Christian books and the Bible.

Spread the Word
&
God Bless

The Senate of work during the Christmas holidays sacrilege? Senators DeMint and Kyl sought to work until Christmas defiles holy day Christianity. But Jesus made clear that "help your neighbor overrides" keep the Sabbath. "Do not talk legislation to promote peace and care for others is the real sacrilege.
Christmas Quiz

Family Dinner Faith Edition Box of Questions $9.99 Bring your family back to their spiritual center with the Family Dinner-Faith Edition Box of Questions. Whether given as a gift or used in your own home, these questions will inspire special feelings of communion and togetherness. Rejoice in your faith in God with great food and meaningful conversation. Colorful gift box is 5" diameter x 3.25" tall and filled with 82 glossy question cards....

Jehovahs Witnesses Why is this important?

Toward the end of his ministry on earth, Jesus foretold the sign of his invisible presence in Kingdom power. (Matthew, chapters 24 and 25) He clearly described that time of his royal presence—and events in fulfillment of prophecy show that he was enthroned as King in the heavens in 1914. He also pointed to a circumstance that would then test the genuineness of our faith. This was with reference to the time when he would go into action as Executioner to destroy the present wicked system during the great tribulation that Jesus said: “Concerning that day and hour nobody knows, neither the angels of the heavens nor the Son, but only the Father.” It was with that in mind that he said: “Keep on the watch, therefore, because you do not know on what day your Lord is coming.”—Matthew 24:36, 42.

It is important because, just as the days of Noah were, so the presence of the Son of man will be. For as they were in those days before the flood, eating and drinking, men marrying and women being given in marriage, until the day that Noah entered into the ark; and they took no note until the flood came and swept them all away, so the presence of the Son of man will be.”—Matthew 24:3-21, 36-39.

Yes, “they took no note.” But you do not have to be like them. You can escape when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven, executing God’s vengeance by everlastingly destroying “those who do not know God and those who do not obey the good news about our Lord Jesus.” (2 Thessalonians 1:7, You do not have to be like worldly people whose main interest in life is pleasing self, pursuing a prestigious career or material wealth, with no thought of God. Truly, “their god is their belly.”—Philippians 3:19.

Really Funny Religious Video?

Ok...well at church service today our pastor played this really funny video bout two guys. The first guy was a Christian and was trying to tell his friend that Jesus was everywhere. The friend said that he didn't see Jesus, and the Christian played him "I kissed a girl" by Katy Perry and he still didn't hear it, but when he listened to it it sang "i kissed jesus and i liked it!"

http://purelaughter.blogspot.com/

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Easter is the time to forget about the Pope, sexual abuse and paedophiles and think instead of chocolate, Romans, Mel Gibson and having your hands hammered with nails to get the full Easter experience...