SHEVANTHA PERERA

අත් සිතුවම්

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 20:52:00 -0700

Amazing & Creative Hand Art

ජර්මනියේ ජල පාලම

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 19:38:00 -0700

Water Bridge in Germany

EVER SEEN A WATER BRIDGE?

Water Bridge in Germany... What a feat!
Six years, 500 million euros, 918 meters long.......now this is engineering!

This is a channel-bridge over the River Elbe and joins the former East and
West Germany, as part of the unification project. It is located in the city
of Magdeburg, near Berlin. The photo was taken on the day of inauguration.

To those who appreciate engineering projects

Water Bridge Germany

Taking six years to build and costing around half a billion euros, the massive undertaking will connect Berlin's inland harbor with the ports along the Rhine river. At the center of the project is Europe's longest water bridge measuring in just shy of a kilometer at 918 meters. The huge tub to transport ships over the Elbe took 24,000 metric tons of steel and 68,000 cubic meters of concrete to build.

The water bridge will enable river barges to avoid a lengthy and sometimes unreliable passage along the Elbe. Shipping can often come to a halt on the stretch if the river's water mark falls to unacceptably low levels.

බිතු සිතුවම්

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 09:27:00 -0700

බිතු සිතුවම්

පුදුම හිතේන චිත්‍ර

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 09:21:00 -0700

පුදුම හිතේන චිත්‍ර

Le Cadeau Du Cheval "The Horse Gift" 2008

The Nativity - Mural Mosaic Advent Surprise!

භෞතික විද්යාව හරි විනෝද ජනකය

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Tue, 31 May 2011 07:07:00 -0700

The Man on Moon - Pictures By NASA

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 26 May 2011 07:36:00 -0700

With two currently functioning orbiters, and five more missions planned in the next year, Earth's Moon may soon have seven active probes operated by five nations, with even more coming soon. NASA's plans to return humans to the Moon by 2020 are moving steadily ahead, with some concrete prototypes and initial designs beginning to emerge. Called the Constellation Program, NASA's vision involves new and upgraded launch vehicles, exploration vehicles, autonomous rovers, new spacesuits, crew and cargo vehicles, and much more. Here are seven photographs of our possible future on the Moon, and a look back, with ten images from our last visits with the Apollo missions, more than 36 years ago now

Looking Forward -- Spacesuit engineer Dustin Gohmert drives NASA's new lunar truck prototype through the moon-like craters of Johnson Space Center's Lunar Yard. The lunar truck was built to make such off roading easy, with six wheels that can be steered independently in any direction. In addition, the steering center can turn a full 360 degree, giving the driver a good view of what's ahead, no matter which way the wheels are pointing. (NASA/JSC)

During field tests near Moses Lake, WA, NASA's Autonomous Drilling Rover demonstrated dark autonomous nagivation with a light detection and ranging system. (NASA)

The Crew Mobility Chassis Prototype is NASA's new concept for a lunar truck. Researchers were trying it out at Moses Lake, WA, as part of a series of tests of lunar surface concepts. One feature is its high mobility. Each set of wheels can pivot individually in any direction, giving the vehicle the ability to drive sideways, forward, backward and any direction in between -- important if the truck becomes mired in lunar dust needs to zigzag down a steep crater wall or parallel park at its docking station. (NASA)

NASA's ATHLETE (All-Terrain Hex-Legged Extra-Terrestrial Explorer) robotic vehicle seen during field tests near Moses Lake, WA. Athlete could be the RV of choice for future explorers. Its multi-wheeled dexterity could allow robots or humans to load, transport, manipulate and deposit payloads to essentially any desired site on the lunar surface. (NASA)

NASA's lunar truck during field tests near Moses Lake, WA. Whatever direction the lunar truck is headed, the driver has a good view.. The astronauts' perches can pivot 360 degrees. The whole wehicle can be lowered to the ground for easy access in bulky spacesuits. (NASA)

Testing a critical Launch Abort System. NASA and Alliant Techsystems (ATK) performed an igniter test of the Orion Launch Abort System at ATK's Promontory Facility on June 13, which lasted for approximately 150 milliseconds. The igniter was just over 36 inches tall and was the first time the newly developed igniter had been tested. Its purpose is to ignite the primary motor on the LAS that pulls the capsule away during an emergency on the pad or during launch. (NASA and Alliant Techsystems)

A mock-up of the NASA's new Orion space capsule heads to its temporary home in a hangar at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va. In late 2008, the full-size structural model will be jettisoned off a simulated launch pad at the U.S. Army's White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico to test the spacecraft's astronaut escape system, which will ensure a safe, reliable method of escape for astronauts in case of an emergency. NASA's Constellation program is building the Orion crew vehicle to carry humans to the International Space Station by 2015 and to the moon beginning in 2020. (NASA/Sean Smith)

And Looking Back -- A view of the Moon's surface taken from lunar orbit in the summer of 1971. Apollo 15 was the ninth manned mission to the Moon. (NASA)

April 20, 1972 - Apollo 16. A view from the Landing Module, looking toward the Command and Service Module with Earth over the lunar horizon. Astronauts John Young and Charles Duke took this shot as they piloted the LM down to the lunar surface. (NASA)

Also April 20, 1972 - The Command and Service Module named "Casper" viewed from the Lunar Module shortly after undocking. Astronaut Ken Mattingly stayed aboard the CSM while the LM went to the surface - orbiting over 60 times, and performing twenty-six separate scientific experiments. (NASA)

December 10, 1972 - Apollo 17. A tiny, distant Command and Service Module seen above the Taurus-Littrow landing site photographed from the Lunar Module as it descended to the Moon - the last time Men would set foot on the lunar surface. (NASA)

December, 1972 - Apollo 17. Astronaut Eugene Cernan drives the final Lunar Rover (of 3 total) sent to the Moon. Also seen is one leg of the Lunar Module, at right. (NASA)

December, 1972 - Apollo 17. Astronaut Harrison Schmitt near the Lunar Rover at Shorty crater. (NASA)

April, 1972 - Apollo 16. Astronaut Charles Duke's family portrait, laid on the lunar surface. Pictured are Charles and Dotty Duke, and their sons Charles, 7, and Tom, 5. (NASA)

July 21, 1969 - Apollo 11. The Lunar Module approaches the Command and Service Module for docking, with earthrise in background. Aboard the LM were astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin, returning from a 21-hour stay on the Moon - the first Moon landing by Man. (NASA)

December, 1972 - Apollo 17. Astronaut Jack Schmitt took this telephoto picture of the Lunar Module, seen from a distance of about two miles (3.1 km). For an idea of scale, the Lunar Module is about 24 feet tall (7 meters). (Image is a combination of AS17-139-21204 and AS17-139-21203 - credit: NASA)

December, 1972 - Apollo 17. Earthrise

viewed from Apollo 17 (NASA)

IDEA Challenge 2011- පාසල් වෙබ් අඩවි නිර්මාණ තරඟාවලිය

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 26 May 2011 07:31:00 -0700

Idea Challenge යනු .........

ශ්‍රී ලංකා ඉංජිනේරු ආයතනය( Institute of Engineers,Sri Lanka-IESL) සහ මොරටුව විශ්ව

විද්‍යාලයීය පරිගණක විද්‍යා හා ඉංජිනේරු අංශය( Computer Science and Engineering

department, University of Moratuwa -CSE,Uom) එක්ව LakApps අනුග්‍රාහකත්වයෙන්

සංවිධානය කරනු ලබන පාසල් මට්ටමේ තරඟාවලියකි.

ඔබ මේ සඳහා සහභාගි විය යුත්තේ ඇයි?

මෙය ජාතික මට්ටමේ වේදිකාවක ඔබගේ දක්ෂතා ප්‍රදර්ශනය කිරීමට වටිනා අවස්ථාවකි.

ජයග්‍රාහකයන්ට හිමි ත්‍යාග සහ සහතික පත්‍ර Techno 2011 ත්‍යාග ප්‍රදානෝත්සවයේදී පිරිනැමේ

ඔබ කල යුත්තේ කුමක්ද?

ඔබගේ පාසැල සඳහා වෙබ් අඩවියක් නිර්මාණය කිරීම.

ඔබ දැනගතයුත්තේ මොනවාද?

කිසිදු පූර්ව දැනුමක් අවශ්‍ය නොවේ.

ඔබ දැනගතයුතු සියලු දෑ නොමිලේ පවත්වනු ලබන පුහුණු සැසි මගින් ආවරණය කරනු

ලැබේ.

තරඟ නීති

තරගාවලිය සියලුම පාසැල් සිසුන් සඳහා විවෘත වන අතර ඒකල වශයෙන් හෝ කණ්ඩායම් වශයෙන් තරඟවැදිය හැකිය.
එක් කණ්ඩායමක් සඳහා උපරිම වශයෙන් සාමාජිකයින් 4ක් ඇතුලත් කල හැකි අතර එක් පාසලකින් කණ්ඩායම් ඕනෑම සංඛ්‍යාවක් ඉදිරිපත් කල හැක.
වෙබ් අඩවිය අවම වශයෙන් ද්විභාෂා විය යුතු අතර Unicode භාවිතයෙන් නිර්මාණය නිර්මාණය කල යුතුය.

වැඩි විස්තර සඳහා නිල වෙබ් අඩවියට පිවිසෙන්න.

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A journey of thousand miles begins with a single step.......... Be in Touch Always

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sat, 14 May 2011 23:05:00 -0700

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Sometimes in life, you find a special friend;
Someone who changes your life
just by being part of it.
Someone who makes you laugh
until you can't stop;
Someone who makes you believe
that there really is good in the world.
Someone who convinces you
that there really is an unlocked door
just waiting for you to open it.

Always try to help a friend in need

Believe in yourself

Be brave...but it's ok to be afraid sometimes

Study hard

Give lots of kisses

Laugh often

Don't be overly concerned with your weight, it's just a number

Always try to see the glass half full

Meet new people, even if they look different to you

Remain calm, even when it seems hopeless

Take lots of naps..

Be weird whenever you have the chance

Love your friends, no matter who they are

Don't waste food

RELAX

Take an occasional risk

Try to have a little fun each day.
.....it's important

Work together as a team

Share a joke with friends

Fall in love with someone..

...and say "I love you" often

Express yourself creatively

Be conscious of your appearance

Always be up for surprises

Love someone with all of your heart

Share with friends

Watch your step

It will get better

There is always someone who loves you more than you know

Exercise to keep fit

Live up to your name

Seize the Moment

Hold on to good friends; they are few and far between

Indulge in the things you truly love

Cherish every Sunday

At the end of the day... PRAY

....... and close your eyes

And smile at least once a day!

A journey of thousand miles begins with a single step..........
Be in Touch Always

යු ටොරන්ට් වලින් ගේම් ගහමු

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 22:08:00 -0700

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CD එකකට PassWord ද๟ම๤ (එන๞න ඉ๧ගන ගන๞න)

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 23:56:00 -0700

๧໦ක දන๞න කස๞຃ය එ๧හම ඇත๢ ඔන๞න ම๜ ๧ම ද๟න๞๧න ๧න๟දන๞න අයට යමක๞ ඉ๧ගන ගන๞න

[දන๞න කස๞຃යත๞ ๧හ๟ර๟ට බ๠໳වට කමක๞ න๠ ;) ]

๧ග๟ඩක๞ අයට ත๢๧යන ප๫ශනයක๞ ๧න තමන๞๧ග ප๤ද๞ගල๢ක දත๞ත ආර๟ක๞ශ๟ කරගන๞න ගන๞න අම๟ර๠ ໷ම

( ද๠๜ ස๠๧හන๞න දත๞ත ๧හ๟ර๠ ඉන๞නව๧න)

ද๠๜ ඔ๧හ๟ම ඉන๞න අත๧ර සමහර๠න๞ට හ๢๧තනව๟ අ๧ප ත๢๧යන ව຃න๟ම දත๞ත වල Backup එකක๞ ගහල๟ ත๢යන๞න CD ๧හ๟ DVD වල,

๧හ๟ද අදහසක๞ ව๧ගම ຃කක๞ අවද๟න໦ ๧න๞ද?

๧ම๟කද දත๞ත ๧හ๟ර๠න๞ට අ๧ප CD එකක๞ උස๞සන එක හ໱ම ๧ල๞ස๢ ව๠ඩක๞ ๧න..

මම ද๠๜ ක๢යන๞න යන๞๧න

ව຃න๟ හ๟ ප๤ද๞ගල๢ක ๧ද๞වල๞ වල ප๢ටපත๞ අරගන๞න ໶ට (CD ๧හ๟ DVD ) වලට ඒ ත๠຃ ආරක๞ශ๟ කර ගන๞න ໶ຩයක๞ :)

එ ๧ක๟๧හ๟මද ආරක๞ශ๟ කරන๞๧න?

(ම๤ල๢න๞ම අහන ප๫ශ๞๧න :D )

๧මන๞න ๧ම๧හමය๢ ව๠๧ඩ ๧වන๞๧න,

๧ප๟ຌ ๧ස๟ෆ๞຀ එකක๢න๞ තම๟ ව๠๧ඩ ๧වන๞๧න :)

(๧ප๟ຌ ක๢໵වට ๧ඩ๟ල໮ 34.95)

හ໱ එ๧හනම ග๠ජ຀ එක බ๟๧ගනම කත๟වට බහ๢ම๤๧ක๟

๧මන๞න බ๟ ගන๞න එ๧හන໦

http://www.mediafire.com/?9ay4yblcmbt5n6q (බ๟ ග๠න๣๧ම ල๢න๞ක๩ව)

බය ๧වන๞න ක๢ස๢ම ๧දයක๞ න๠ ප๢໱ස๢຺ ක๫๠ක๞ එකක๞ එක๞ක තමය๢ ත๢๧යන๞๧න :D

හ໱ද බ๟ ගත๞තන໦

ඕක ඉන๞ස๞๧ට๟๞ල๞ කර ගන๞න๧ක๟

හ๠බ๠ය๢ C එකට ද๟න๞න ඔ๧න අන๢ව๟໮๧යන๞ ๧ම๟කද ප๠๷ එක හදල๟ ත๢๧යන๞๧න C එකට ග๠ල๧පන๞න

එ๧හන໦ ඉන๞ස๞๧ට๟๞ල๞ එහම කරල๟ ප๠๷ එකත๞ ද๟ගන๞න๧ක๟

ප๠๷ කරන๞නත๞ ව๠ຌ ๧දයක๞ න๠ ප๠๷ එක ඔ๧පන๞ කර๟

ප๠๷ ක๢යන ๧බ๟ත๞තම එබ๤ව๟ :D සරලය๢

๧ම ත๢๧යන๞๧න ප๠๷ එ๧ක ර๠පයක๞

හ໱ එ๧හන໦

ඕක ඉන๞ස๞๧ට๟๞ල๞ කර๧ගන๞න

ද๠๜ ත๢๧ය๧න ඉත๢๜ write කරන๞න :D

๧හ๟ය๟ ගන๞න ๧ක๟ හ๢ස๞ CD 1ක๞ ๧හ๟ DVD එකක๞

හ໱ එ๧හන໦ ස๢ຌ එක රය๢ට๠๧රට ද๟ල๟ එ๧හම ඔ๧පන๞ කරගන๞න අ๧ප අ໳ත๞ ๧ස๟ෆ๞຀ ๧වය๟໮ එක

GiliSoft Secure Disc Creator 2.3

( CD එකක๞ ๧හ๟ DVD එකක๞ ๧න๟දම๟ කරන๞න බ๠ ඔන๞න )

ද๠න๞ ඔය ๧ස๟ෆ๞຀ එ๧කන๞ ත๢๧යනව๟ ๧න බටන๞ එකක๞

Add files ක๢යල๟,

අන๞න ඒක ඔබන๞න :)

එ๧හම ග๢ය๟ම එනව๟ ๧මන๞න ๧ම๧හම එකක๞

explorer view ක๢යන ๧ක๟ට๧ස ත๢๧යන๞๧න අ๧ප ම๠๸๧ම ත๢๧යන දත๞ත..

ඔය ඊට පහල๢න๞ ත๢๧යන ස๤຺ ๧ක๟຀ටට තමය๢ අප๢ රය๢຀ කරන එ໵ව๟ ද๟න๞๧න Disc Layout ක๢යන๞๧න එතන

ද๠๜ explorer view ක๢යන එ๧කන๞ රය๢຀ කරන๞න ඕ๧න ๧දවල๞ ත๢๧යන ඩ๫ය๢໵ එක ๧හ๟ ๧ෆ๟ල๞๧ඩ໮ එක ๧ත๟රන๞න.

ඊට පස๞๧ස

එ ඩ๫ය๢໵ එ๧කක๞ ๧හ๟ ๧ෆ๟ල๞๧ඩ໮ එ๧ක ත๢๧යන එ໵ව๟ ๧පන๞වනව๟ දක๩න๤ ප๠ත๞๧තන๞.

රය๢໮ කරන๞න ඔ๧න ๧දවල๞ ຃ක ඔ๧හ๟ම ත๢ය๟ ๧ගන

යම๤ ප๟හල ස๤຺ ๧ක๟ට๤වට :D

එ๧කන๞ ๧ත๟රගන๞න ප๤໳වන๞ Secure Area එකද න๠තන໦ public area එකද ක๢යල๟.

ප๟ස๞ව໮຋ ද๟න๞න ඕ๧න න໦ secure area එකට ද๟න๞න

එ๧හම ද๟න๞න ඕ๧න න໦ Disc layout ක๢යන ත๠๧නන๞ ๧ත๟රන๞න secure area ක๢යන එක.

එ๧හම ๧ත๟රල๟

අර උຌන๞ ත๢๧යන අප๢ට රය๢຀ කරන๞න ඕ๧න එ໵ව๟ ඇදල๟ ද๟න๞න (drag & drop)

එ๧හම ඇදල๟ ද๟ල๟ ඔය ໶න๞๧ඩ๟ එක close කරල๟ ද๟න๞න

හ໱ ๧නද?

ද๠න๞ ๧ප๞න ໶ຩය.

එ ໶ຩයට අවශ๯ දත๞ත ຃ක ද๟๧ගන ඔබන๞න Burn ක๢යන බටන๞ එක.

එ๧හම එබ๤වම එනව๟ ໶න๞๧ඩ๟ එකක๞

අප๢ට ක๠මත๢ ප๟ස๞ එකක๞ ๧ත๟๞රන๞න..

ක๠මත๢ ප๟ස๞ එකක๞ ද๟ගන๞න..

තහව๤ර๠ ක๢໱ම සදහ๟ න๠වත එයම ලබ๟ ๧දන๞න පහල๢න๞ ත๢๧බන ත๠නට

ද๠න๞ ඔක๞๧ක๟ම හ໱

ok කරල๟ ද๟න๞න๧ක๟ :D

ද๠න๞ රය๢຀ ๧වන๞න පටන๞ ගන๢໶...

හ๠බ๠ය๢ writer එ๧ක ලය๢຀ එක ව๠ඩ කරන๞න ගන๞๧න 20% ໶තර ග๢ය๟ම ඒක න๢ස๟ බය ๧වන๞න එප๟.

ස໦ප๤໮න රය๢຀ උන๟ම ස๢ຌ එක ඔ๧ට๟ එල๢යට එනව๟.. ๧ම๧හම ම๠๧ස๽ එකක๩ත๞ එක๞ක

හ໱ ද๠න๞ ව๠๧ඩ ඉවරය๢...

๧මය මග๢න๞ ල๢යන ස๢ຌ ඔ๧පන๞ ක๢໲ම සදහ๟ ๧මම ๧ස๟ෆ๞຀ එක ත๢๧බන PC ම ඕ๧න ๧වන๞๧න න๠ත.

(portable ໶ຩයට ව๠ඩ කරන න๢ස๟)

๧මන๞න ๧ම๧හම තමය๢ අප๢ හද๟ ගන๢ප๤ CD ๧පන๞වන๞๧න ඔ๧පන๞ කරන๞න ග๢ය๟ම

(๧ම අවස๞ත๟๧වຩ ම๧ග ප໱ගනක๧ය ๧මම ๧ස๟ෆ๞຀ එක ๧න๟ම๠ත)

හ໱ ๧නද?

ප๫ශ๞න එ๧හම ත๢๧යන໦ අහන๞න :)

Good Friday

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 22:53:00 -0700

මහ බ๫හස๞පත๢න๞ද๟ දව๧ස๞ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ව එය๟๧ගම ๧ග๟๞ල๧යක๞ ජ๤ද๟ ๧හ๞ව๟ය๢න๞ට ප๟ව๟ ๧දනව๟. අන๞න එ๧හම ප๟ව๟ ຺න๞නට පස๞๧ස๞ ๧හ๞ව๟ය๢න๞ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ව අල๞ලන๞ යනව๟.එ๧හම අල๞ල๧ගන යන๞๧න๞ එවකට හ๢ටප๤ න๟යක ප๥ජකය๟๧ග๞ (එවකට ໧ත๯๟ ඇදහ๢ල๢ වල න๢රත ๧වල๟ හ๢ටප๤ ප๥ජක๧යක๞) ๧ද๞ව ම๟ල๢ග๟වට. ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ත๞ එක๞ක ๧ප๞຺ර๠ ක๢යල๟ ක๢යන ๧ග๟๞ලය๟ත๞ යනව๟. නම๤ත๞ ๧໦ ๧ප๞຺ර๠ ๧ද๞වස๞ථ๟නය ඇත๩ලට යන๞๧න๞ න๡ ๧ද๟ර ලග නතර ๧වනව๟. එතන ๧ද๟රට๤ ප๟ලකය๟ අහනව๟ "ඔබත๞ ๧໦ ๧๽ස๤๧ග๞ ๧ග๟๞ල๧යක๞ ද " ක๢යල๟. එත๧ක๟ට ๧ප๞຺ර๠ "න๠හ๠" ක๢යල๟ උත๞තර ๧දනව๟.ඔය ව๧ග๞ අවස๞ථ๟ ත๩නකຩම ๧ප๞຺ර๠ ත๩ම๟ ๧๽ස๤ව අ຺නන๞๧න๞ න๡ ක๢යල๟ ක๢යනව๟.

๧๽ස๤ත๩ම๟ අන๞ත๢ම ර๟ත๫๢ ๧භ๟๞ජනය ๧වල๟๧໵ ຩ ๧ප๞຺ර๠ට කත๟ කරල๟ ක๢යනව๟ අ໳යම ක๩ක๩ල๟ අඩලන๞නට කල๢න๞ ๧ප๞຺ර๠ ත๩ම๟ ๧๽ස๤ව අ຺නන๞๧න๞ න๡ ක๢යල๟ ත๩න๞ ස๠රයක๞ ක๢යනව๟ ක๢යල๟.අන๞න ඒ ක๢යප๤ ๧ද๞ව ව๟ක๯ය ๧මතනຩ ස໦ප๥໮ණ ๧වනව๟.๧ම๟කද ๧ප๞຺ර๠ ත๩ම๟ අවස๞ථ๟ ත๩නකຩම ๧๽ස๤ව අ຺නන๞๧න๞ න๡ ක๢යප๤ හන๞ද๟.

ඊට පස๞๧ස๞ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ව එවකට ආණ๞ඩ๤ක๟රය๟ ๧වල๟ හ๢ටප๤ ප๢ල๟ත๞๧ග๞ (ස๣ස໮ අ໏ර๟ජ๯ය๟๧ග๞ ප๟ලන ක๟ල๧ය๞) අ໏කරණ ශ๟ල๟වට ๧ගන๢යනව๟. ๧ගන๢හ๢න๞ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ව ໶ත๞ත๢๧ය๞ත๞ ම๤໸ ජ๤ද๟ ๧සනග ප๠໧ຒල๞๧ලත๞ ත๢යල๟ ස๟ක๞ෂ๢ ໶මසනව๟. අන๞ත๢๧໦ ຩ ප๢ල๟ත๞ ට ๧පන๣යනව๟ ๧໦ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ අත වරදක๞ න๡ ක๢යල๟.වරදක๞ න๠ත๢ න๢ස๟ ๧๽ස๤ව න๢දහස๞ කරන๞න යද๞ຩ ๧සනග ක๡ ๧ම๟ර ๧දනව๟ "๧๽ස๤ස๞ වහන๞๧ස๞ ๧ද໶යන๞ වහන๞๧ස๞๧ග๞ ප๤ත๫ය๟ ක๢යප๤ වරදට ක๩ර๠ස๢๧ය๞ ඇණ ගහන๞න" ක๢යල๟.

ඊට පස๞๧ස๞ බර໣බස๞ ක๢යන ම๜๧ක๟ල๞ලක๟රය๟වත๞ අ໏කරණ ශ๟ල๟වට අර๧ගන එනව๟. එද๟ ප๟ස๞ක๩ දවසක๞. (ඉස๞සර ප๟ස๞ක๩ ම๜ගල๯ය ක๢යල๟ ස๠මර๠๧໵ ๧වනම ක๟රණ๟වක๞.ඒක න໦ මම දන๞๧න๞ න๡.) හ໱යට න๢දහස๞ දවසට හ๢රකර๠වන๞ න๢දහස๞ කරනව๟ ව๧ග๞ එද๟ ත๢໣බ න๣ත๢๧ය๞ හ๠຃යට ප๟ස๞ක๩ දවසට එක๞ අ๧යක๞ න๢දහස๞ කරන๞න න๣ත๢๧යන๞ අවසර ත๢໣බ๟. ඒ න๢ස๟ ප๢ල๟ත๞, ๧සනග๧ගන๞ අහනව๟ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟වද බර໣බස๞ ක๢යන ම๜๧ක๟ල๞ලක๟රය๟වද න๢දහස๞ කරන๞න ඕ๧න๞ ක๢යල๟. ๧සනග එක හຌන๞ ක๡ ගහල๟ ක๢යනව๟ බර໣බස๞ ක๢යන ම๜๧ක๟ල๞ලක๟රය๟ව න๢දහස๞ කරන๞න ක๢යල๟.

ඒ න๢ස๟ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ ක๩ර๠ස๢යට න๢යම ๧වන අතරම බර໣බස๞ හ๢๧රන๞ න๢දහස๞ ๧වනව๟.ඊට පස๞๧ස๞ ප๢ල๟ත๞ වත๩ර භ๟ජනයක๞ ๧ගන๞නවල๟ "๧໦ මන๤ෂ๯ය๟๧ග๞ ๧ලය๢න๞ මම න๢දහස๞" ක๢යල๟ තම ද๡ත๞ වත๩๧රන๞ ๧ස๟๞ද ගන๞නව๟. ව๠රද๞දක๞ කරල๟ තමන๞ න๢දහස๞ ๧වන๞න අත๞ ๧ස๟๞දගන๞න එව๤න๞ එද๟ සම๟ජ๧යත๞ හ๢຃ය๟ අද සම๟ජ๧යත๞ ඉන๞නව๟. එ๧හම බල๟๧ගන ග๢ය๟ම එද๟ය๢ අදය๢ ක๢යල๟ ව๠ຌ ๧වනසක๞ න๡.

ඊට පස๞๧ස๞ ๧๽ස๤ත๩ම๟๧ග๞ හ๢සට කට๤ ඔට๤න๞නක๞ ද๟නව๟.බරව๥ ක๩ර๠සයක๞ කරට ๧දනව๟. ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ ඒ ක๩ර๠ස๢ය කරට අරන๞ නගර๧යන๞ ප๢ටත ත๢๧යන කප๟ල කන๞දට එක๞කන๞ යනව๟. නගරය හරහ๟ යන ගම๧න๞ຩ ත๩න๞ වරක๞ ක๩ර๠ස๢යත๞ එක๞කම ໤ම ඇද ව๠๧ටනව๟. නගර๧ය๞ ๧සනග ප๟ර ๧දප๠ත๞තට ๧වල๟ ๧๽ස๤ත๩ම๟ යන ๧໦ ගමන ຩහ๟ බලන๞ ඉන๞නව๟. එ๧හම යන ගම๧න๞ຩ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ට තම๟๧ග๞ අ໦මව ම๤ණ ග๠๧හනව๟.දර๠๧වක๩๧ග๞ කක๩๧ල๞ කට๤වක๞ ඇන๤නත๞ ຺ක๞ ๧වන අ໦๧මක๩ට තමන๞๧ග๞ දර๠ව๟ට කස පහර ຩຬ මරන๞න අර๧ගන යන๧ක๟ට ๧ක๟๷චර න໦ ຺ක හ๢๧තන๞නට ඇත๞ද.ඒ අ໦ම๟ එතන๢න๞ නතර ๧වන๞๧න๞ න๡. ๧ම๟න๧ද๞ උනත๞ ඒ අ໦ම๟ අඩ අඩ තමන๞๧ග๞ ප๤ත๟ව අර๧ගන යන මග ຩ๧ග๞ම එනව๟.

๧๽ස๤ ๧ම๧හම ක๩ර๠ස බ໱න๞ ໤ම ඇද๧ගන ව๠๧ටද๞ຩ ස๣මන๞ ස๢໱๧න๞ව๤ස๞ ක๢යන ๧දන๞නව ๧๽ස๤๧ග๞ උද໵වට එනව๟. අන๞ත๢๧໦ຩ ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ කප๟ල කන๞ද ම๤຺නට එනව๟.ඊට පස๞๧ස๞ ๧හ๞ව๟๧ය๟๞ ๧๽ස๤๧ග๞ වස๞ත๫ ගලවල๟ ๧රຩ කඩක๞ අන๞දනව๟.๧๽ස๤๧ග ඇ຺ම ඉරල๟ ໶ස๢ කරන๞๧න๞ න๡.๧හ๞ව๟๧ය๟๞ ඒ ඇ຺๧໦ අය๢ත๢ය ๧වන๤๧වන๞ ඔ຀ට๤ අල๞ලනව๟.

අන๞ත๢๧໦ ๧๽ස๤ත๩ම๟ව ක๩ර๠ස๢๧ය๞ ඇණ ගහනව๟.๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟๧ග๞ ආදරන๣ය ම๡ຒ๧ය๟๞ අඩ අඩ ක๩ර๠ස๢ය ප๟ම๤ල ඉන๞නව๟. ඒත๞ එක๞කම ๧๽ස๤๧ග๞ ජ๤ව๟໦ ක๢යන ๧ග๟๞ලය๟ත๞ ඉන๞නව๟. ๧๽ස๤ත๩ම๟ තමන๞๧ග๞ ම๠ຒයන๞ අමතල๟ "ම๡ຒයන๢ ๧໦ ඔබ๧ග๞ ප๤ත๫ය๟ " ක๢යල๟ ක๢යනව๟. ඒ ව๧ග๞ම ජ๤ව๟໦ අමතල๟ "ජ๤ව๟໦, ๧໦ ඔබ๧ග๞ ම๡ຒ๧ය๟๞ ය." ක๢යල๟ ක๢යනව๟. ๧මතනຩ ๧වන๞๧න๞ අපවත๞ ໷මට ආසන๞න ๧๽ස๤ ත๩ම๟ තමන๞๧ග๞ ක๢ත๩න๤ සභ๟ව තම ම๡ຒයන๞ට භ๟ර ๧දනව๟ දර๠๧වක๞ ව๧ග๞ ආද๧රන๞ බල๟ගන๞න ක๢යල๟.๧ද๞ව ම๡ຒ๧ය๟๞ ආද๧රන๞ බල๟ගත๞ත සභ๟ව තමය๢ අදටත๞ ක๢ත๩න๤වන๞ ໶ຩහට ප๠වත๧ගන එන๞๧න๞.
අන๞ත๢๧໦ ๧๽ස๤ත๩ම๟ ක๩ර๠ස ග๧ස๞ຩම අපවත๞ ๧වනව๟. ඊට පස๞๧ස๞ ๧๽ස๤๧ග๞ ශ໲රය ගල๞๧ලනක ත๠න๞පත๞ කරනව๟.๧໦ක තමය๢ මහ ස๢ක๩ර๟ද๟๧໵ අත๣ත කත๟ව.

මහ ස๢ක๩ර๟ද๟ දවසටත๞ ๧වනද๟ ව๧ග๞ම ප๥ජ๟වක๞ ත๢๧යනව๟. එද๟ට ක๢ත๩න๤වන๞ මලගමකට එන ໶ຩහට ස๤຺ ඇද๧ගන පල๞ල๢ එනව๟.ක๩ර๠ස๢๧ය ඇණ ගහප๤ ๧๽ස๤๧ග๞ ස๤ර๠වමක๞ (ප๢ල๢මයක๞) ක๩ර๠ස๢๧යන๞ බ๟๧ගන ໧න๢යක๞ ๧ගන๢යන ໶ຩහට ๧ප຀຃යක ද๟ල๟ පල๞ල๢๧ය๞ ගල๞ ๧ලනට අර๧ගන යනව๟.අරන๞ යන අතරත๩ර ๧ග๟ඩක๞ ຺ක හ๢๧තන ໶ຩ๧හ๞ ග๣ත๢ක๟(ග๣ත) ක๢යනව๟. ග๢හ๢න๞ ඒ๧ක๞ ත๠න๞පත๞ කරනව๟. ๧໦ ๧ද๞වල๞ තමය๢ එද๟ ๧වන๞๧න๞. ๧ග๟ඩක๞ ස๜ක๞ශ๢ප๞තව ක๢යප๤ න๢ස๟ සමහර ๧ද๞වල๞ මග ඇ໱ල๟ ත๢๧යනව๟ න໦ පහල๢න๞ ක๧මන๞຀ කරන๞න.

ඔලුවේ chewin Gum ඇලවුනොත් හො Sir කෙනෙක් ඇලේවුවොත් මොකද කරන්නේ?

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 06:30:00 -0700

බටර් ටිකක් ගෙන ඇලේවුන තැන තවරා හිස කෙස්සොදා හරින්න

Butter is not just a fatty, delicious substance but sometimes a practical one as well. Since it's so slippery and greasy, it can actually be helpful in removing sticky stuff—like gum.
I'm not entirely sure how people—children and adults alike—ever get chewing gum stuck in their hair, but it seems to happen frequently enough. If you or someone you know ever finds gum clinging to their precious hair, apparently you just need to soften up some butter, put it on the hair around the gum, and the gum will slide right off. You'll also probably want to wash your hair afterwards.

My Graphics

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 09:24:00 -0700

මගේ Photoshop Edits

ත්‍රිමාන ඡායාරුප

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 07:02:00 -0700

Amazing 3D optical illusion street art by Kurt Wenner

A new book collects the 3D street art of Kurt Wenner, a former NASA employee, who uses his mathematical skill to create three-dimensional illusions on pavements across the world. When viewed from the correct angle, people standing on top of them look like they are floating in thin air, and solid concrete can look like gaping chasms. Kurt has been perfecting his technique since 1982. Now, using the skills he has perfected over 30 years, he is able to create stereoscopic images, such as the one above enabling people to walk along imaginary webs slung by Spiderman.

For 25 years the artist has been using complex calculations from his old job - creating conceptual drawings of extraterrestrial landscapes at NASA - to bring floors and walls to life. Because of the emergence of computer-generated images, he was one of the very last artists to be trained how to mechanically replicate perspectives using pencil and paper and complex equations. But in 1982 he turned his back on space projects and, after selling all his belongings, moved from the USA to Italy where he applied his knowledge to art.

He says: "The pieces look real because they are calculated to be perfectly and mathematically accurate. It's exactly how they would look if the objects in my paintings were actually there. I use a piece of string to measure fixed points between the viewing location and the painting. This lets me calculate exactly how the perspective should be. It takes me around five to seven days to complete an average sized piece."

This was the first interactive 3D street painting, combining real people with their painted reflections. It was created during a street painting festival for a Swiss-German documentary in 1987 at Grazie Di Curtatone, Italy.

A Door to the Caribbean in New York City, April 2011. The pavement in front of the New York Stock Exchange was transformed into a luxury cruise ship, transporting the public to exotic destinations.

The three magi bring gifts to the children of Queretaro, Mexico, in December 2010

The Woman Driver in Bahrain, March 2008. This illusion of an F1 racecar had a hole cut out for the public to sit in and pose for pictures.

This work was created in Rome in March 2008 to celebrate the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci's arrival in Milan

Cyclist Bradley Wiggins leaves the Southbank for a ride through the rainforest, on a work called A Forest Path, October 2010

Kurt sits on a work called The Armchair Traveller in Waterloo Station, London, in January 2010

The Moneypit in Waterloo Station, October 2008. This image, showing a bank guard standing over a pit of banknotes, was the first stereoscopic work of pavement art ever created with Colorcode glasses.

A Million Signatures in Brussels, Belgium, in November 2010. The European Commission was presented with a million signatures requesting further study of genetically modified crops.

An early 3D anamorphic work in Lucerne, Switzerland, 1985

This is one of three interactive pavement art pieces commissioned for Buick motor company in 2009 in Herald Square in New York

A model of the Herald Square work. The pavement art was combined with a vertical panel for extra height, to take advantage of the limited space

A Car displayed looks so natural

This art image shows a car coming out of an underground car park

Aqua Panna at the V Wine Cellars in Napa, California

A drawing for a piece of 3D art of a dragon in 2010 in Taiwan

The artist's wizardry with the world's streets has now been brought together in his new book 'Asphalt Renaissance', by Sterling Innovation publishers, available now through Amazon.

Portrait of Kurt Wenner in London

A futuristic water-powered jet pack

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 06:45:00 -0700

A futuristic water-powered jet pack which could see YOU flying across water

Everybody dreams about flying through the air like their favourite action hero at some point in their life...and now it's possible with the new Jetlev-Flyer - a futuristic jet pack.

Canadian engineer Raymond Li designed the water-powered machine so that it can hover up to 30 metres in the air and reach speeds of up to 22mph as you make your way across the water.

And now fans of Superman or even James Bond can get their hands on this high-tech device for just £110,000.

Action: The new Jetlev-Flyer being tested at Miami Beach, Florida. Almost anyone can enjoy it at a cost of more than £100,000

Time for take off: Created by a Canadian engineer for safety, stability, ease-of-use and precise and effort flight controls

Walking on water: The high-tech machine can reach speeds of up to 22mph and heights of up to 30m

The device was being tested out on the beaches of Miami, Florida, and onlookers were able to watch the pilot as he propelled into the air and flew across the water.

The Jetlev-Flyer has a 10 metre hose and an engine which doubles as a flotation device. The hose is essential because water is sucked up and spat out through two nozzles which are mounted on the users back.

It took more than 10 years to perfect the design and if you don't fancy splashing out all that cash to buy one, there is a chance it might be coming to a holiday resort near you.

So you could soon be fulfilling those childhood dreams of flying across the water like Superman or doing stunts in your very own James Bond movie.

You could soon fulfil those childhood dreams of becoming your favourite action hero as the manufacturer is trying to get the Jetlev-Flyer into resorts across the world

Off he goes: The flights controls are designed so it is easy enough for anybody to use

Beautiful Flower Photo Graph's

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Sat, 9 Apr 2011 23:56:00 -0700

Beautiful Flower Photo Graph's

අලුතෙන් පැමිනි නිය පොත්තෙ තබාගත හැකි ඔරලොසුව

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 8 Apr 2011 23:51:00 -0700

The Timex Nail Watch: Get the Time on Your nails

We have seen many different types of futuristic watches with strange shapes and design but none so unique as this. Now lets welcome the Nail watch, that can be worn on the thumb. You may have never seen a watch that can be worn on the thumb but times are going to change thanks to Timex. Timex, in collaboration with Core77, held a global design competition called 2154: the future of time design. So what we are seeing here is the TX54 concept which was a runner up there.

මගේ limousine රථය

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 8 Apr 2011 23:46:00 -0700

My limousine

Inside of my limousine

ජලය ගින්දර නම්

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 8 Apr 2011 23:35:00 -0700

If Fire was Water

Interesting Pictures "If Fire was Water".

ලෝක කුසලනය පැරදුන දුක

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 8 Apr 2011 23:29:00 -0700

Sri lankan cricket fans cries after team's loss in 2011 world cup..

ලෝක කුසලනය ඇය් අපි පැරදුනේ

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 8 Apr 2011 23:15:00 -0700

Why we lost world Cup

World's largest painting

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 7 Apr 2011 01:35:00 -0700

ලොව විශාලතම පින්තුරය

World's Largest Butterfly

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 7 Apr 2011 01:22:00 -0700

World's Largest Butterfly

The Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) is a large saturniid moth found in the tropical and subtropical forests of Southeast Asia, southern China, common across the Malay archipelago, Thailand to Indonesia.

In India, Atlas moths are cultivated for their silk in a non-commercial capacity; unlike that produced by the related Silkworm moth (Bombyx mori), Atlas moth silk is secreted as broken strands. This brown, wool-like silk is thought to have greater durability and is known as fagara. Atlas moth cocoons have been employed as purses in Taiwan.

Atlas moths are considered to be the largest moths in the world in terms of total wing surface area (upwards of c. 400 square cm or 65 square inches). Their wingspans are also amongst the largest, from 25-30 cm (10-12 inches). Females are appreciably larger and heavier.

Atlas moths are said to be named after either the Titan of Greek mythology, or their map-like wing patterns. In Hong Kong the Cantonese name translates as "snake's head moth", referring to apical extension of the forewing, which bears a passing resemblance to a snake's head.

Atlas moths are predominantly tawny to maroon in colour with roughly triangular, diaphanous "eyes" on both forewing and hindwing, bordered in black. The purpose of these dramatic, gossamer portals is not clear, but they are thought to play a role in predator avoidance. Their bodies are hairy and disproportionately small compared to their wings.

WORLD CUP TALKS

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Thu, 7 Apr 2011 01:14:00 -0700

ඉන්දියාව හා ශ්‍රි ලන්කාව අතර පෑවති තරගයෙ දසුන්

අංශක 360 කරකවමු

noreply@blogger.com (Lion Shevantha) — Fri, 1 Apr 2011 23:58:00 -0700

Click on the pictures below and when they come up, click again and drag your mouse in any direction and the picture will give you a 360 degree view --- Amazing Photography!!!

You can also look straight up and down too.

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