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    A/L student tied to a chair in Kandy

    An unidentified person tied up a school girl due to sit the Advanced Level examination and left her behind depriving her commence the exam at the scheduled time. However, the examination hall staff at Girl's High School Kandy had later noticed the child and obtained special permission to...
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    Sri Lanka begins civil war hearings

    Sri Lanka has officially begun its investigation into the country's decades-long civil war, with a government-appointed panel set to hear testimony in the capital, as well as in a former war zone. Wednesday's opening was a ceremonial event, with testimony expected to start on the second day...
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    මහ බැංකු අධිපති රටේ ආර්ථික අර්බූදය ගැන අන&#350

    මහ බැංකු අධිපති රටේ ආර්ථික අර්බූදය ගැන අන&#350 මහ බැංකු අධිපති රටේ ආර්ථික අර්බූදය ගැන අනතුරු අඟවයි අනාගතයේදී අනපේක්ෂිත ආර්ථික කම්පනයන් විවිධ ආකාරයන්ගෙන් මතුවිය හැකිබව මහ බැංකු අධිපති නිවාඩ් කබ්රාල් අනතුරු අඟවයි. ඔහු මේ බව සඳහන් කළේ ඊයේ (09) මහ බැංකුවේ පැවති පුහුණු සැසියකදීය. බටහිර රටවල...
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    Free education system threatened

    The Ceylon Teachers Union (CTU) said money collections being carried out in schools are a threat to the free education system of the country. “We have been expressing our concern regarding this matter on several occasions. However, the Education Ministry does not seem to have taken any...
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    North Korea fires artillery

    South Korea's Defence Ministry says that North Korea has fired artillery into the waters off its west coast. A Defence Ministry official says the rounds were fired on Monday into the sea off the North's coast, but gave no further details, including how many shells were fired, and how close...
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    Lucky HP CEO

    Ousted CEO Mark Hurd is departing HP with a hefty severance package, including a $12.2 million cash payment and HP stock worth about $16 million. Hurd, who is accused of sexually harassing a former contractor to the company, resigned on Aug. 6. gani gedera, office eke wadak den na gihin job...
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    Over 30,000 prostitutes

    Some 30,000 – 40,000 prostitutes currently operate countrywide in thousands of trafficking centers, the Health Education Bureau (HEB) told Daily Mirror online. According to HEB Media Coordinator Dr. Shantha Hettiarachchi, although an accurate survey has not been conducted on this topic due...
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    UNP warns of recession

    The main opposition UNP warned that illegitimate investments in the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) and unlawful investments made by the EPF will lead to serious consequences right to the extent of a total economic recession in the country. UNP National list MP Dr. Harsha De Silva...
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    Satellite Internet 50 MBPS

    Mobile satellite communications services provider Inmarsat (LSE: ISAT) announced today that it has agreed a contract with The Boeing Company (Boeing)(NYSE: BA) for the delivery of three 702HP Ka-band satellites. The three satellites will form the Inmarsat-5 constellation and are expected to...
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    Huge ice sheet breaks from Greenland glacier

    A giant sheet of ice measuring 260 sq km (100 sq miles) has broken off a glacier in Greenland, according to researchers at a US university. The block of ice separated from the Petermann Glacier, on the north-west coast of Greenland. It is the largest Arctic iceberg to calve...
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    UNP suspends talks

    The UNP has decided to suspend talks with the government on constitutional reforms claiming that the government was using the talks to draw opposition members to the government side. A top UNP source said that the talks between UNP leader Ranil Wickremesinghe and President Mahinda...
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    Scientific American Magazine August 2010 PDF

    Scientific American Magazine August 2010 PDF Download http://www.mediafire.com/?da83zf8snhg5k4b ++ rep me if you like the magazine :D
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    Plane accident

    Ambulances rushed to Harare international airport Thursday after a Boeing 767 on a flight from London was involved in an accident while landing, aviation officials and witnesses said. "I can confirm that a 767 plane coming from London has had an accident at Harare airport," David Chawota...
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    Action against Mervyn

    The government said today that a group of government members including cabinet ministers were going to meet President Mahinda Rajapakse in order to request him to take drastic action against Deputy Minister Mervyn Silva’s conduct on Tuesday. Cabinet Spokesperson Minister Keheliya...
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    Police - nightclubs

    The Police have begun investigations over the failure by nightclubs to check the identification of teenagers who visit these places despite being underage which is a violation of the existing laws. An official from the Police Women and Children’s Bureau told Daily Mirror online that several...
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    WAR Fighting : Lebanon Israel

    Explosions, gunfire on the Lebanese Israel border
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    Tension in Matara

    A tense situation has erupted in the Matara town where over 2000 university students are on a protest march to the Matara Police station demanding the police to arrest the police officers responsible for the murder of university student Susantha Bandara. The protestors have obstructed...
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    Police raids blue film recording centre in Pettah

    The Colombo Crimes Division yesterday arrested four suspects who were allegedly involved in producing blue films at a video recording centre in Malwatte Road, Pettah. At the time of the raid, police took into the custody 1600 blue film CDs, 3500 magazines along with another 18 film CDs...
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    US Iran Attack Plan

    The top US military officer says he has a plan to attack Iran if needed to prevent it from getting nuclear weapons, but is "extremely concerned" about the possible repercussions of such a strike. Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said military action against Iran...
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    85 Sri Lankans Arrested

    Eighty five Sri Lankans who attempted to migrate to Australia illegally through the maritime border were arrested by the Australian navy. These arrests were made when the migrants were sited in a small boat close to Christmas Island. The migrants were mostly Tamil nationals. The boatman...

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