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| Directed by | Puri Jagannath | |||
| Produced by | D. V. V. Danayya | |||
| Written by | Puri Jagannath | |||
| Screenplay by | Puri Jagannath | |||
| Starring | Pawan Kalyan Tamannaah Prakash Raj |
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| Music by | Mani Sharma | |||
| Cinematography | Shyam K. Naidu | |||
| Editing by | S. R. Shekhar | |||
| Studio | Universal Media | |||
| Distributed by | Geetha Arts (Nizam)[1] |
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| Country | India | |||
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
pawan kalyan upcoming movie
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Depression, suicide rising among college students
In the United States, suicide is the third leading cause of death
among people from 15 to 24 years old. More than 3,900 young people die
by committing suicide every year.
Earlier this month, two students at Cornell University took their own lives by “gorging,” or leaping off a bridge into the vast gorges. The suicides have contributed to the perception that Cornell has a higher-than-average suicide rate. Another student, a freshman, was found at the bottom of Fall Creek Gorge last month, and his death was also ruled a suicide.
Suicides and violence related to mental illness have been on the rise on college campuses across the nation over the years. For instance, in the Virginia Tech massacre of 2007, student Seung-Hui Cho opened fire at Virginia Tech, killing 32 people and wounding 25 others. He suffered from severe anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder.
“I think that depression and suicide are the largest health issues facing college students at this time,” said Alan Glass, director of Washington University’s Student Health Services and a member of the American College Health Association’s board of directors. “Universities have realized that more and more resources are going to need to be focused on these areas.”
Although the causes of this increase in mental illness among college students are manifold and unclear, reasons likely include academic pressure, transition difficulties and financial stress due to the economic recession.
“Academics can be a major source of stress, especially at a top institution like Wash. U.,” sophomore Sheri Balogun said. “The world has gotten so much more competitive, and there’s a lot of self-inflicted pressure as well as parental pressure to get into a selective university and excel.”
This pressure to succeed affects students at all class levels in the University.
“We [freshmen] come to college not knowing what to expect, and there’s definitely a culture shock—everything is so different, and we don’t have the immediate support of our families like we used to during high school,” freshman Timothy Han said. “Classes are much harder, and the students you’re competing against were probably at the top of their graduating high school classes, so the curve can be harsh.”
Financial strains can also contribute to students’ stress. Since the economic recession, university endowments have decreased significantly, making it more difficult to grant scholarships and financial aid to students in need.
A depressed or suicidal student may exhibit symptoms such as self-harm, low self-esteem, antisocial behavior, alcohol or drug abuse and despondency. One key to helping out such individuals is to help them to realize that their situation is not permanent and that there is hope for change.
Glass said not all universities are doing enough to aid their students in dealing with this debilitating health issue.
“Colleges and universities need to increase services and resources focused on mental health issues,” Glass said. “They also need to provide easier access to mental health services and do more outreach programs on campus. Every student who has depression and anxiety issues does not show up at the counseling center.”
Earlier this month, two students at Cornell University took their own lives by “gorging,” or leaping off a bridge into the vast gorges. The suicides have contributed to the perception that Cornell has a higher-than-average suicide rate. Another student, a freshman, was found at the bottom of Fall Creek Gorge last month, and his death was also ruled a suicide.
Suicides and violence related to mental illness have been on the rise on college campuses across the nation over the years. For instance, in the Virginia Tech massacre of 2007, student Seung-Hui Cho opened fire at Virginia Tech, killing 32 people and wounding 25 others. He suffered from severe anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder.
“I think that depression and suicide are the largest health issues facing college students at this time,” said Alan Glass, director of Washington University’s Student Health Services and a member of the American College Health Association’s board of directors. “Universities have realized that more and more resources are going to need to be focused on these areas.”
Although the causes of this increase in mental illness among college students are manifold and unclear, reasons likely include academic pressure, transition difficulties and financial stress due to the economic recession.
“Academics can be a major source of stress, especially at a top institution like Wash. U.,” sophomore Sheri Balogun said. “The world has gotten so much more competitive, and there’s a lot of self-inflicted pressure as well as parental pressure to get into a selective university and excel.”
This pressure to succeed affects students at all class levels in the University.
“We [freshmen] come to college not knowing what to expect, and there’s definitely a culture shock—everything is so different, and we don’t have the immediate support of our families like we used to during high school,” freshman Timothy Han said. “Classes are much harder, and the students you’re competing against were probably at the top of their graduating high school classes, so the curve can be harsh.”
Financial strains can also contribute to students’ stress. Since the economic recession, university endowments have decreased significantly, making it more difficult to grant scholarships and financial aid to students in need.
A depressed or suicidal student may exhibit symptoms such as self-harm, low self-esteem, antisocial behavior, alcohol or drug abuse and despondency. One key to helping out such individuals is to help them to realize that their situation is not permanent and that there is hope for change.
Glass said not all universities are doing enough to aid their students in dealing with this debilitating health issue.
“Colleges and universities need to increase services and resources focused on mental health issues,” Glass said. “They also need to provide easier access to mental health services and do more outreach programs on campus. Every student who has depression and anxiety issues does not show up at the counseling center.”
cricket god ......sachin career
Profile
Full name: Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar
Born: April 24, 1973, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Major teams: India, ACC Asian XI, Mumbai, Yorkshire, Mumbai Indians
Nickname: Tendlya, Little Master, Sach
Batting style: Right-hand bat
Bowling style: Right-arm offbreak, Legbreak googly
Height: 5 ft 5 in
Education: Sharadashram Vidyamandir School
One Day Internationals
Matches: 442 (1989-)
Innings: 431
Aggregate: 17598
Average: 45.12
Best Score: 200*
50′s : 93
100′s: 49
Strike Rate : 86.26
Test Matches
Matches: 175 (1989-)
Innings: 286
Aggregate: 14536
Average: 56.91
Best Score: 248*
50′s : 59
100′s: 51
200s: 5
World Cup matches
Matches: 36 (1992-)
Innings: 35
Aggregate: 1796
Average: 57.94
Best Score: 152
50′s : 13
100′s: 4
Strike Rate : 88.21
Monday, August 20, 2012
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Saturday, August 18, 2012
DEVUDU CHESINA PURIIIIIIII...............
puri Jagannath, who has given big break to Ravi Teja with Idiot and Amma, Nanna O Tamila Ammayi, is a great director, who could dish out blockbusters like Pokiri and Businessman. But he appears quite crazy in his latest film Devudu Chesina Manushulu. It seems his mind has become blank and out of ideas by the time he was about to pen a story for Ravi Teja's film.The story of Devudu Chesina Manushulu begins when Lakshmi (Kovai Sarala) asks Lord Vishnu (Brahmanandam) to tell her an interesting and entertaining story. He begins the story with Ravi Teja (Ravi Teja), a settlement broker. One day Subba Raju (Subba Raju) steps on the peel of a banana thrown by Papayya (MS Narayana) on the road, and kills Sandy a close associate of Bangkok don Prakash Raj (Prakash Raj). Subba Raju asks Ravi Teja to broach a settlement between him and Prakash. Ravi Teja meets Prakash Raj in Bangkok, where he falls in love with Telugu-speaking taxi driver Ileana (Ileana). Prakash Raj, in order to accept Ravi Teja's offer, wants Ileana for him for a night. What happens next will form an interesting portion of the movie.
Performance: Ravi Teja has delivered best performance and Puri Jagannath's punch dialogues help him to maintain good comedy timing. Mass Maharaja has completely utilised his energy levels and made use of the action backdrop to keep the mass audiences stay calm in their seats. Ileana has filled the glamour slot. She has no scope for performance. Prakash Raj has done justice to his role. Brahmanandam and Kovai Sarala are good in their roles, but the director has played with Gods' characters with the comedians. Junior Relangi, Ali and MS Narayana have also done a good job.
Technical: Senior cameraman Shyam K Naidu has excelled once again in the cinematography and captured the beauty of Bangkok. On the other hand, he has nicely highlighted the glamour of Ileana in the songs. SR Sekhar's editing is commendable. Vijay's action is another good feature in the film. Raghu Kunche has given good tunes to the songs, but his background score is very poor.
It is Puri Jagannath, who has spoiled the entire mood of the film by dumping a non-sensical subject on them. It is clearly visible that he has ran out of ideas while starting off the film and by the time of interval, once again his mind goes blank. He doesn't know how to continue the film and he starts it afresh, some how linking the subject. Of course, he has admitted that he started the film without any story. The screenplay of the film too is atrocious.
Remarks: Watch the film only if you are a hardcore fan of Ravi Teja. The film can be watched for Puri Jagannath's punch dialogues and Ileana's glamour. After a long time, you feel that you spent your valuable time and money unnecessarily on a Ravi Teja's film.
Cast: Raviteja, Ileana, Prakash Raj, Subbaraju, Brahmanandam, Ali, MS Narayana, Fish Venkat, Junior Relangi, Kovai Sarala, Jyothi Rana, Manasa and Gabriel Bartante
Credits: Lyrics - Bhaskarabhatla; Cinematography - Shyam K Naidu; Editing - SR Sekhar; Action - Vijay; Choreography - Pradeep Anthony, Dinesh; Presents - Reliance Entertainment; Producer - BVSN Prasad; Story, screenplay, dialogues and direction - Puri Jagannath
Banner: Sri Venkateswara Cine Chitra India Pvt Ltd
Released on: August 15, 2012
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