Tollywood winter releases 2010 Predictions

RAGADA - 3/5 - HIT (If storyline is good then its gonna be super hit movie with 3.5/5, ofcourse Nag's gud action and heroines exposure will be treat)

Raktha charithra 2 - 3.5 /5 - Super HIT (Most voilent movie ever in tollywood with goosebump scenes and surya and priyamani action )

Nagavalli - 3.5/5 - Super HIT ( Will cash in Chandramukhi craze and five heroines, of course graphics and venky & anushka action )

MID TERM ELECTIONS IN AP- YS JAGAN to win many seats with just one point agenda that congress insulted his mother !GO FOR IT !This is right time!

YS jagan has come out of the party....its a grt sign....now he can independentely go for electtions...Now its beyond impossible that Rahulgandhi becomes PM in 2014, with major chunck of MLA's AND MP'S taken away by YS JAGAN ....its beyond dream for rahul gandhi to become PM in 2014...He has to wait till 2019 or further 2024 ....Hard luck Rahul gandhi...If Gandhian Scion thinks that its only for that family they can have family politics then its entirely wrong...thay would have given chance to YS JAGAN to carry the legacy of his late father YSR..!! Congress party did a big mistake by insulting his mother YS vijaya lakshmi too by not giving her appointment..Just this one point is enough for YS JAGAN to win many seats in coming elections...as andhrites are very sentimental...i think ys jagan has to go for Mid term elections with this one point in masses ...thats enough to win him many seats... than wait till 2014...GO FOR IT ...BRING DOWN AND BREAK THE RULE IN AP..NEVER BEFORE NEVER AGAIN.!! We are awaiting for that YS JAGAN !!

Billionaires in big charity pledge

NEW YORK: Dozens of US billionaires pledged to give at least 50 percent of their fortunes to charity as part of a philanthropic campaign by two of the world’s richest men — Warren Buffett and Bill Gates.

Based on Forbes magazine’s estimates of the billionaires’ wealth, at least $150bn could be given away.

Among the rich joining The Giving Pledge campaign are New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, media moguls Barry Diller and Ted Turner, Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, Star Wars movie maker George Lucas and energy tycoon T Boone Pickens.

Forty of the richest people in the United States, including Microsoft founder Gates and investor Buffett, now have taken the pledge.