Volkswagen concept car - To be made in China, email from Lesley Sirimanne

To all you motor enthusiasts

The car doesn't exist yet.  But the concept is being studied by Volkswagon.

WOW . Yes, there will be many self serving people who will try to
prevent it from being manufactured widely.

With this car Volkswagen has revolutionized the automobile industry in  China . *
*This really is revolutionary and modifies all the concepts that we've had for years *
that a vehicle is driven by a motor which always rolled. *

*This car has no wheels--IT'S IN THE AIR!*

*We know it will take some years to become popular, but the prototype works perfectly. *

*VW - China - will produce hundreds of thousands just to supply the Chinese market....*

*There are plans to introduce into the  United States  and  Europe  in 2013 and in *
* South America  later.*


Click on web-link below:-


http://www.flixxy.com/volkswagen-levitating-car.htm#.UZOZL8rwnXM

The duties in marriage - email jksw

After   35 years of marriage, a husband and wife came for counselling. When asked what the problem was, the wife went into a tirade listing every problem they had ever had in the years they had been married.

On and on and on: neglect, lack of intimacy, emptiness, loneliness, feeling unloved and unlovable, an entire litany of unmet needs she had endured.  Finally, after allowing this for a sufficient length of time, the therapist got up, walked around the desk and after asking the wife to stand, he embraced and kissed her long and passionately as her husband watched - with a raised eyebrow.

The woman shut up and quietly sat down as though in a daze.

The therapist turned to the husband and said, "This is what your wife needs at least 3 times a week.  Can you do this?"

"Well, I can drop her off here on Mondays and Wednesdays, but on Fridays, I go fishing." 

Marionette - email jksw

The guy working this Marionette is awesome !


http://www.youtube.com/embed/kPvciIdDZAE

Obituary - Vernon Abeynaike

From: Sena & Sarojini <csn48@aol.com>
Date: Tue, May 14, 2013 at 3:57 AM
Subject: Sad news; another of our batch mates disappears from our lot
To: philipv203@gmail.com


Hi Philip

Just to share the very sad news of one of our batch mates who passed away peacefully.

Vernon was a very sincere and a helpful colleague who continued to remain in the motherland to serve the sick.  He was very caring and attended to the health needs of the local community with dignity and with humility.

We can offer our deepest sympathies to his surviving family members.

I am copying the obituary notice which appears in the Daily News of 13.05.2013.


Nana

C.S. Nanayakkara

DR. ABEYNAIKE - C.L.V. (VERNIE). Beloved husband of the late Marlene Abeynaike, loving father of Sunil & Alison, Niranjani & Ajith (Ranasinha), Sohan & Shanya, Nilhan & Natasha, adored grandfather of Hayden & Rhea, Asanga & Nicola, Avin & Kyan and Jayden, son of the late Dr F.V. and Christable Abeynaike, brother of the late Ranjini Panditharatne, Manik Markalanda, Winston (Winsie), Colvin (Lala) and Mohan. Service at residence No. 34/3, Sumanarama Road, Mt. Lavinia at 3.45 p.m. on Wednesday 15th May. Thereafter cortege leaves at 4.15 p.m. for cremation at Galkissa Cemetery. 106580

sena nanayakkara

Thanks

For relaying

Old friend

Neighbour

Before university

And medical college days from Templars rd  Mt Lavinia

In march when i visited

He was not available

Known his parents. The Sr Dr Abey

And vernon did not show much of an interest in travelling

Though he had  an open invitation

To visit us and see cinti and USa

Cannot ever recollect  any disagreement between us

I saw him often as i went 2/3 times per yr to Ceylon then

Later Lanka

Pandi and I with a couple of others met him regularly

He was very quiet

Never controversial

Always a good friend.

No one was aware of any illness

Even after he moved the office acros Galle Rd to the sea side.

May he rest in peace

And attain the highest level of Enlightenment.

With love and fond memories 

Bernard De Silva

Late Sheila de Silva

Templar rd Mt

Vista av Cincinnati USA

100 years progress - email jksw

100 YEARS AGO!!! in the last 100 years, there have been more technological advances than in the 2000 years preceding it. Here's Some Great Comparisons. Enjoy! :) FASHION HOME APPLIANCES MEDICINE COMPUTERS CARS AVIATION Fiction SPACE PROJECTS reality TANKS \ LIBRARIES Thank God For Sweet Innovation! Share This And AWE Your Friends! :)

Jaipur foot limb-fitting, in Sri Lanka - email from Susiri Weerasekara.

To: "J. K. S. Weerasekera"
Cc:
Date: Sun, 12 May 2013 22:28:27 +0530
Subject: Emailing: DSC01786
  In the picture you  see lively Subhani 24 years old, below knee amputee,
running as if she had no disability at all.
Note  the grace as  she ran for Colombo FINS 2011 sports event.
The photo is of the souvenir.

We have  now completed fitting 25,000 artificial limbs and appliances for
deformities and disabilities since 1985 with low cost Jaipur stimulated
technology.


Subhani obtained her first limb - prosthesis- a generation  ago in 1993-
when 2 years old and has kept coming  for replacements, sometimes as often
as twice a year in her teens.

She wins her events often  and has competed in Malaysia and Japan taking
silver on each occasion.

We  helped her train in computer work at Moratuwa and since then  Dilmah-
the famous tea people,  have promptly employed her to teach  at their
Rainbow Kids School for disabled.

She is socially  well adjusted and has a rosy future, the lack of limb
hardly a disability.

Ah yes, she is not short of admirers. I gather three young hopefuls hang
around, hoping. May the best man win!

Cheers to Subhani
And of course cheers to our individual donors.

Those who  wish to donate-some of you have- the address and details are in
the cover photo itself.
jksw

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CoMSAA (Colombo Medical School Alumni Association) Newsletter for May 2013 - email sent by Piyusha Atapattu.

Herewith I am attaching the August newsletter sent by our editor Dr B J C Perera.

Best regards

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