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Local Disk (c:)

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    Emirates A380 at CMB 26th June 2015

    All photos taken by me :D

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    පට්ට බන්...ඇතුලට යන්න බැරිද බන්
     

    sali07

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    පට්ට බන්...ඇතුලට යන්න බැරිද බන්

    එල පොටො ටික. ඔක යනකොට උබ කොහොමහරි ගනින් හොද ෆොටො ටිකක්.

    Magulak kiyanawa :rofl: oya mata oka ganna yanna puluwan lagama tana tama oita wada ba :rofl: phone eken ban gatte zoom kalama quality na oya sahena atha ban oya hariye edan ahata baladdi echra loku na wage aero bridge walata gahanna bane e kittuwa gahuwa nam tama apita yodaya wage penne oya tiyenne cargo area eke photo eka gatte departure terminal eke transit restaurant eka laga edan :D
     

    Screw SL

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    Magulak kiyanawa :rofl: oya mata oka ganna yanna puluwan lagama tana tama oita wada ba :rofl: phone eken ban gatte zoom kalama quality na oya sahena atha ban oya hariye edan ahata baladdi echra loku na wage aero bridge walata gahanna bane e kittuwa gahuwa nam tama apita yodaya wage penne oya tiyenne cargo area eke photo eka gatte departure terminal eke transit restaurant eka laga edan :D
    හැතැම්ම දෙකක් විතර ඇති ඔතනට මගේ හිතේ..
     

    sali07

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    සයිස් එක අවුලක් නැ බන්. බාන්ඩේ හැටියට ඔය හොදා.. උබට ලගට යන්න බැරිද?

    ba ban mata oya mata yanna puluwan uparima tama


    අයෙ takeoff කරද්දී පුලුවන්නම් HD video එකක් දාපන්කෝ

    :rofl: airfield ekata yanna pass tiyana ekekta tama eka karanna puluwan anika oka kawada koi wele yaida dan na technicle issue hinda
     

    Henry L

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    All Qantas international flights will now show an exercise video to help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

    Qantas has teamed up with University of Melbourne physiotherapists to introduce an exercise video on all international flights to help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

    The four-minute exercise video was developed by academics at the University of Melbourne in a partnership with Physitrack, a global health-tech provider, and Sports Medicine Australia's official exercise technology partner. Sports Medicine Australia has endorsed the exercise video.

    Qantas started rolling out the exercise video on international flights this month.
    The video can also be viewed on Qantas’ YouTube channel.



    The video was developed by Professor Kim Bennell at the University of Melbourne Department of Physiotherapy.

    "These inflight exercises are designed to provide a safe way to stretch and enjoy movement in certain muscle groups that can become stiff as a result of long periods of sitting. They may be effective at increasing the body's blood circulation and massaging the muscles," Professor Bennell said.

    Physitrack co-founder Nathan Skwortsow said Qantas were quick to embrace the concept. “Shot in high definition from different angles, each clip shows the correct exercise technique to motivate Qantas’ five million annual international travellers to keep moving during their flight,” he said. “In addition to being one of the safest airlines in the world, it is also great to see Qantas embracing exercise technology, even at 38,000ft.”

    Sports Medicine Australia CEO Nello Marino said sitting still for long periods of time in cramped conditions, such as on an airplane, can lead to swollen ankles and occasionally DVT. “Whilst the risk of DVT is extremely low, it is always important to take preventive measures as the threat is always there,” he said. “Through simple, regular stretching, mobility exercises, and walking around the cabin mid-flight your risk of DVT is dramatically reduced."
     

    Local Disk (c:)

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    ubalage collage ekata kiyapan oka balanna trip ekak ekkan yanna kiyala :P anika ubata airport yanna pass ekak thiyanawa nea ;)

    6 වෙනිදා බන් පටන් ගන්නේ කොලේජ් එක..අපිට නම් පාස් හම්බෙයි..6 වෙනිදාම හම්බෙන්නේ නැහැ..hanger එකට දැම්මොත් නම් අනිවා පුළුවන්
     

    kmc madushan

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    All Qantas international flights will now show an exercise video to help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

    Qantas has teamed up with University of Melbourne physiotherapists to introduce an exercise video on all international flights to help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

    The four-minute exercise video was developed by academics at the University of Melbourne in a partnership with Physitrack, a global health-tech provider, and Sports Medicine Australia's official exercise technology partner. Sports Medicine Australia has endorsed the exercise video.

    Qantas started rolling out the exercise video on international flights this month.
    The video can also be viewed on Qantas’ YouTube channel.



    The video was developed by Professor Kim Bennell at the University of Melbourne Department of Physiotherapy.

    "These inflight exercises are designed to provide a safe way to stretch and enjoy movement in certain muscle groups that can become stiff as a result of long periods of sitting. They may be effective at increasing the body's blood circulation and massaging the muscles," Professor Bennell said.

    Physitrack co-founder Nathan Skwortsow said Qantas were quick to embrace the concept. “Shot in high definition from different angles, each clip shows the correct exercise technique to motivate Qantas’ five million annual international travellers to keep moving during their flight,” he said. “In addition to being one of the safest airlines in the world, it is also great to see Qantas embracing exercise technology, even at 38,000ft.”

    Sports Medicine Australia CEO Nello Marino said sitting still for long periods of time in cramped conditions, such as on an airplane, can lead to swollen ankles and occasionally DVT. “Whilst the risk of DVT is extremely low, it is always important to take preventive measures as the threat is always there,” he said. “Through simple, regular stretching, mobility exercises, and walking around the cabin mid-flight your risk of DVT is dramatically reduced."

    TFS bn :)