Homemade Chicken Shawarma Bliss – By Malsha – eLanka Let’s start by crafting the essential shawarma roti. Here’s what you need: Ingredients: 200 grams of bread flour 1 teaspoon of baking powder 1/2 teaspoon of salt powder 2 tablespoons of olive oil or white coconut oil Slightly hot water Roti Preparation: In a bowl, mix bread flour, baking powder, salt powder, and oil. Form a non-sticky dough by gradually adding a little hot water. Knead the dough for about three minutes, then shape it into a circle and apply a bit of oil on top. Cover it with a wet cloth for fifteen minutes. Divide the dough into six small balls, let them rest for 10 minutes, and roll them out thinly on a floured board using a rolling pin. Cook the roti on a tray over low heat, applying a little oil. Flip and cook both sides until brown ...
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The Brad and Kiara Show Podcast – 2023-11-25 Source : omny.fm A lifestyle radio show that connects with your community and focuses on topics that you can relate to, a little bit of this and a little bit of that with a real Sri Lankan touch – Anything and everything goes on The Brad & Kiara Show – Tune in Saturday Mornings 7-8 right here on Triple H 100.1 FM ...
Michael Roberts Papers at Adelaide University Library-by Michael Roberts Source:Thuppahis MICHAEL ROBERTS PAPERS, MAINLY ON SRI LANKA ……MSS 0031 AT = UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE LIBRARY HTTPS://WWW.ADELAIDE.EDU.AU/LIBRARY/SPECIAL/ Philip Gunawardena Series 1: Transcript Fil Aluwihare, Sir Richard 68 p. Blood, Sir Hilary 62 p. Dyson, E.T. 46 p. Ferguson, G.H. 51 p. Gimson, Sir Franklin 84 p. Goonewardena, Leslie 34 p. Hartwell, Sir Charles 45 p. Leach, Frank 127 p. Lucette, E.H. 34 p. Miles, G.C. 58 p. Mulhall, J.A. 65 p. Newnham, H.E. 71 p. Nihill, J.H.B. 22 p. Roberts, T.W. 89 p. ** Rodrigo, Edmund 54 p. Sandys, M.K.T. 38 p. Stevens, F.G. 23 p. Strong, A.N. 180 p. Tilney, C.E. 41 p. Wirasinha, V.L. 53 p. Woolf, Leonard 30 p. Woolley, Sir Charles 45 p. Comments on E. Leach’s book Pul Eliya 87 p. (various correspondents, arranged alphabetically Comments on interviews 200 p. (various correspondents, including both those for whom transcripts ...
TRIBUTE TO A BRAVE SKYDIVER Extracts from book “GRATITUDE” – By Admiral Ravindra C Wijegunaratne (Retired from Sri Lanka Navy) Former Chief of Defence Staff and Commander of the Navy Chairman Trincomalee Petroleum Terminals Ltd. “Once you have tasted the taste of Sky, you will forever look up” Leonardo da Vinci “Daring Sky Divers from Lotus Tower in Colombo carried out parachute jumps with much amusement and happiness to all who watched them from land. This article is to pay my tribute to Brave Sky Diver who is no more with us” When I was Chief of Defence Staff (Tri Forces Commander) on 4th January 2018, one month before our Independence Day celebrations, my Chief of Staff, Major General Nirmal Dharmaratne approached me “Sir, we request your approval for BASE jumps on Independence Day parachute jumping display.”, “What is BASE jump?” I asked. Sir, we have three base jumpers in ...
Just DESSERTS for India at Cricket World Cup …. & Modi’s Curtness-by Michael Roberts Tunku Varadarajan, in The Wire, 20 November 2023 where the title reads thus: “Cricket Mata Ki Jai: Jingoism Lost in Ahmedabad on Sunday” … while highlights in blue have been imposed by The Editor, Thuppahi That India lost in the final was karmic payback for the BCCI’s sins against the game, and also for the Ahmedabad crowd’s unwillingness to be sporting and civilised. Prime Minister Narendra Modi walking away from Pat Cummins after handing him the trophy. Photo: Screengrab from video Tunku Varadarajan The most remarkable thing about Sunday’s World Cup final was not that India lost. Many of us had seen the defeat coming for days, and some foresaw it as the inevitable fruit of hubris, of “ghamand”. For those inclined to Sanskrit, a couple of lines from the Bhagavad Gita define perfectly the nature of the BCCI (the Board of Control ...
Mathara, Sri Lanka: A Coastal Gem of Rich Heritage and Natural Beauty – By Bhanuka – eLanka Nestled along the southern coast of Sri Lanka, Matara is a captivating city that seamlessly blends rich cultural heritage with stunning natural landscapes. From its historic landmarks to pristine beaches, Matara offers a diverse range of attractions that make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a taste of both history and nature. In this article, we’ll explore the unique charm of Matara, Sri Lanka. Coastal Splendor Matara boasts a picturesque coastline that stretches along the Indian Ocean. The city’s beaches, including Polhena Beach and Mirissa Beach, are renowned for their golden sands and clear blue waters. Visitors can unwind by the shore, indulge in water sports, or take a scenic boat ride to witness the beauty of the southern coast. Matara Fort: A Glimpse into History One of Matara’s prominent landmarks is ...
Lifelong Learning Together: A Journey of Shared Knowledge and Growth -By Nadeeka – eLanka In a rapidly changing world, the concept of lifelong learning has become more than just a personal pursuit; it has evolved into a shared journey that spans generations. The idea of embracing continuous learning as a collective endeavor, where individuals of all ages come together to explore, discover, and grow, is a testament to the transformative power of education. In this article, we delve into the significance of lifelong learning as a shared experience that binds communities and fosters a culture of intellectual curiosity. Embracing the Joy of Discovery Lifelong learning is not confined to classrooms or specific stages of life. It’s a mindset that celebrates the joy of discovery at any age. When different generations embark on a journey of learning together, it creates an environment where wisdom is shared, and the thrill of acquiring ...
Kingslake-Infor seminar addresses warehouse management concerns with expert insight on navigating inventory challenges Kingslake, Sri Lanka’s leading manufacturing solutions provider, is celebrating the success of its “Tackling Warehouse Management Challenges” seminar, held recently at the Hilton Residences Colombo. The well-attended event brought together top industry professionals under one roof to discuss the ever-changing landscape of warehouse management, with the common goal to navigate and overcome the challenges that often arise in the field. Successful warehousing plays a key role in the profitability of any business, and in a constantly evolving, fast-paced business world, the need for efficient warehouse management cannot be overstated. In turn, the need to invest in specialised Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) software that supports and optimizes warehouse functionality and distribution center management has become even more pressing. ...
ADRIAN SERPANCHY – YOUR LEGACY WILL LIVE ON – By Lawrence Machado IT’s always emotional to say goodbye to a friend you have known since kindergarten, specially when his death comes so unexpectedly. When I heard that Adrian Serpanchy had passed away in a Melbourne hospital on the morning of Tuesday (November 22,2023), I was stunned. When I found the courage to call his devoted wife of more than 40 years, Lorraine, later that day, words were hard to come by. I can only imagine what Lorraine, her children Delon and Joanne, and his siblings Russell, Jerome, Randy, Loxley and Yolande are going through. Yes, it’s not easy to think that our wonderful, cheeky classmate Adrian is no more. This is such a shock as you are such a vibrant and positive chap, Adrian, with that memorable laugh. But God wanted you closer to Him and we are grateful for ...
Thomas’ College OBA Annual Dinner Dance in aid of the Bishop Chapman Scholarship Fund We are reaching out to you on behalf of the OBA of S Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia to request your kind support for the captioned event which will be held on the 25th of November 2023 at the Grand Ballroom of the Colombo Hilton. With the entire proceeds derived from the event being donated, the Annual Dinner serves as a significant fundraising event for the scholarship fund, bringing together alumni, parents, local businesses, and philanthropists. Unfortunately, a greater percentage of students are now in need of financial assistance due to the prevailing adverse economic circumstances in the Country. We believe that while your support towards the scholarship fund will increase bursaries to students, ” your institution too will derive a reciprocal benefit through bringing your products and services to the attention of an audience that will ...
