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kannada movies full Adrushta Rekhe – ಅದೃಷ್ಟ ರೇಖೆ (1989/೧೯೮೯) *ing Kashinath, Amrutha (HP), Sudheer, Doddanna, Chi Ravishankar, Shivaprakash, Ramamurthy, Sihikahi Chandru, Aravind, Mysore Lokesh, Srishailan, Venkatesh
Director Renuka Sharma
Associate Director Madhukar Belakavadi
Music Shankar-Ganesh
Cinematography V Prabhakar
Editor K Balu
Stunts Ambur Babu
Choreography Saleem
Art B Nagaraja Rao
Costume Ramanath
Makeup Cheluvaraju
PRO D V Sudheendra, Ramamurthy
Stills Jayadev

Sunderaja a young educated but unemployed individual who is known as an unlucky charm in his surrounding. Shamala is a rich but unhappy girl in her beautiful palace because of her bad fate. They both decide to give up their lives and commit suicide. When the time draws near they both give up the idea of Suicide and give their life a second chance. The climax is how the two make their life worth living. #kannada

Beast accompanies Kitty and the New Mutants on a retreat in the woods, where a group of hunters think he is a Bigfoot.

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Whether it’s in you or you’re in it, water is a great way to lose weight.

Step 1: Understand that water has zero calories
Understand that drinking water fills up the stomach with a substance that has zero calories. It’s a great adjunct to a weight loss diet because, if you’re full of water, you will not eat as much.

Tip
Researchers in Germany have reported that water consumption increases the rate at which people burn calories. But the effect is very small.

Step 2: Drink, don’t eat
Know that people sometimes eat when they’re thirsty instead of drinking. If you don’t drink enough water during the day, you may consume calories instead.

Step 3: Drink water before meals
Drink two 8-ounce glasses of water before meals if you want to lose weight.

Tip
A study found that people who drank water before meals ate an average of 75 fewer calories at that meal.

Step 4: Get in the swim
Swim or do water aerobics to aid your weight loss. Even treading water can burn up to 11 calories per minute. But try to avoid really cold water, which can stimulate your appetite.

Did You Know?
Approximately 70 percent of an adult’s body is made up of water.

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The humble sweet potato is packed with nutrition; is simple to bake in an oven, microwave, or cook on a grill; and can be seasoned with a variety of your favorite toppings as well as paired with other vegetables.

Step 1: Select potatoes
Select fresh, firm, smooth, and plump sweet potatoes and wash them as you would other vegetables.

Tip
Cook sweet potatoes whole to benefit from nutrients found next to the skin.

Step 2: Pierce
Pierce your dry sweet potatoes a few times with a fork before baking or microwaving.

Step 3: Place on pan and bake
Place the sweet potatoes on a rimmed pan and bake at 375 degrees for about 45 minutes or until they are tender.

Step 4: Quick-cook
Quick-cook sweet potatoes by placing two clean, pierced potatoes in a microwave oven for five to nine minutes, or four sweet potatoes for 10 to 13 minutes.

Tip
Sweet potatoes rank high among the healthiest of vegetables, providing vitamins A and C, potassium, and fiber.

Step 5: Grill
Grill sweet potatoes by first boiling them, letting them cool, and then slicing them lengthwise into eighths, oiling the slices, and grilling all sides until they’re golden brown.

Step 6: Slit and top your sweet potatoes
Slit your sweet potatoes and top them with sour cream, butter, cinnamon, brown sugar, maple syrup, applesauce, pecans, or anything else that tickles your taste buds to make a delightful dining experience.

Did You Know?
Christopher Columbus found sweet potatoes growing on islands in the West Indies and brought the vegetable plant to Spain in the early 1500s, where it was cultivated.

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A camera obscura, also known as a pinhole camera, is the concept that made modern-day photography possible. Now use the same principal to turn a whole room into a walk-in camera!

Step 1: Find a room
Find a room that has a window with a decent view. Look for a blank wall opposite the window, since that’s where the picture will be projected. If it’s not blank, hang a white sheet on the wall.

Step 2: Create the lens
Unscrew the ring from the top of the flashlight and remove the lens. Place the ring in the middle of the sheet of poster board, and cut a hole around it. Then, tape the ring to the cardboard with duct tape. This will be the lens for the camera obscura.

Step 3: Prepare the room
Tape the remaining poster board over the window, overlapping if necessary. Leave an area uncovered in the middle of the window for the lens.

Step 4: Add the lens
Tape the lens backing to the window with duct tape. The window should now be completely covered, and aside from the lens hole, there should be no light passing through.

Step 5: Darken the room
Turn off all lights in the room and close the door so that the only light entering the room is from the camera lens. After a few minutes, your eyes will adjust to the dark, and an image should appear on the wall opposite the window.

Tip
You may need to place a blanket under the door to block out any extra light.

Step 6: View the image
You should now see an upside-down image of the outside world projected onto the wall. Why? Since light rays travel in a straight line, they hit the objects outside, pass through the small opening of the lens, and transmit an upside-down image of the objects on the opposite wall. This is the same method cameras use to capture images.

Step 7: Capture your creation
Unless you want to cover your entire wall in photographic paper, you’ll need a way to capture what you see. Grab a camera with an adjustable exposure setting and set the exposure to around 30 seconds, which is ideal for low-light photographs. Take a moment to marvel at your contraption; it’s not every day that you get to walk inside a camera!

Did You Know?
The first digital camera offered to the general public went on sale in 1990, cost $995, and took grayscale photos.