Inventions for the modern world

Inventions for the modern world
How would you use a radio or a telephone if you had no electricity or batteries? These problems bothered British inventor
 Trevor Baylis. So in 1996 he invented a wind-up radio. It doesn’t need electricity or batters. You wind it up by hand. It plays
 for about an hour. Then, you wind it up again. Today it’s manufactured in south Africa. Then in 1996, Baylis invented a mobile
 telephone that is powered by shoes. The shoes contain a small battery that is powered when you walk. This battery is
connected to a mobile phone. These two simple inventions can bring modern communications to all parts of the world.
  Baylis doesn’t have a university degree in engineering. In fact, he left high school before graduating. He just loves making thing
to help people. He never knows when ideas will come to him. He got the idea for the radio while watching TV. the idea for the
 telephone came to him in a dream.

Earthquakes

      
                              Earthquakes
The temperature at the centre of the earth is a bout 4000 centigrade. As the center is a hot, there is always movement there.
The heat makes the inside of the earth move and Earthquakes. These charges sometimes make the outside move too.
Then it results in earthquakes.
                         Earthquakes do not take place in most parts of the world. But in some areas they do occur frequently.
Sri Lanka is not in an earthquakes area.
                Some earthquakes are so small that people hardly notice anything happening except the movement of pictures on the wall.
 But in a major earthquakes buildings will crack and fall, rivers, will flood their banks and railways, electricity and underground pipe
 lines will get damaged. This will bring a lot of misery and death to the people. Government will have to spend a huge Mont
of money to repair the damage.
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A story.

A story.
        A hare challenged a tortoise for a race. The tortoice who had good wisdom accepted the challenge.
                          At first the hare was running much in front 
Of the trotoice who was just slow walker.
                                This fellow will newer leaden. The hare thought and he crept under a bush and had a cossy nap.
 The wise tortoise slowly but steadily passed the sleep hare and reached the wining post.

LlBARARIES

      Libraries are treasure-troves left by our ancestors. Rukin copares books  to king’s treasure in his famous book  ‘sesame and lilies’. In books are to be found Riches beyond  the price of gold or rubies because the books are  treasured up with the thoughts of great- men and the words of renowned poets.
                         Now-a-days in all towns and many villages the imposing buildings house the collection of books which are the property of the public. Usually there is a large reading room where daily and weekly newspapers can be consulted and copy of every possible magazine is available. These reading rooms are not only places of source of knowledge and interest at the disposal of the public but provide a quiet comfortable room with an atmosphere conducive to study. Many students whose homes are overcrowded and noisy find a haven of refuge in the public reading room where they can work in peace.

the ‘Kalu’ jungle

  The ‘Kalu’ jungle
There is a jungle named ‘Kalu kelaya’ which has about 525 acres.
 There are many valuable plants such as weniwel, Kihiriya and also there are most valuable  trees such as  Kaluwara, Damba  and Keena  which we use as timber.
 Not only that but also there are spreaded creepers  such as cane and they make the ‘Kalu kelaya’  more valuable. We can see porcupines, wildbores, monkeys and sambhurs mostly in there.
Andalso this jungle  maks houses for migrants as well as endemic birds.
 And  it is sure  that all these animals find the ‘kalu kelaya’ as the most  appropriate place to  live  them.
 So it is full of bio-diversity and there are various  falk talks which are  viewed around the  ‘Kalu Kelaya’.
 As our ancestors say there is an ancient importance too in it.
                                                       So I believe that this jungle  will protect longer with  its  environmental and ancient  importance.
 For the future  generation.

My best friend

My friend’s   name   is   Dinusha   Harshaneshe   is  13 years old.  She   attend   to   R/damahana   maha   vidyalaya. She   come to   school  by  bus.  Her father  name  is mr. Siripala. He is a farmer.  Dinusha’s   mother   name  mrs.Kusumavathi.  she   is house  wife.  Dinusha   has one   brother and  two  sisters. Her favourite food is  milk rice  and drink is   orange  juse. My  friend  is very  kind.

 She   attend   to   R/damahana   maha   vidyalaya. She   come to   school  by  bus.  Her father  name  is mr. Siripala. He is a farmer.  Dinusha’s   mother   name  mrs.Kusumavathi.  she   is house  wife.  Dinusha   has one   brother and  two  sisters. Her favourite food is  milk rice  and drink is   orange  juse. My  friend  is very  kind.

My favourite writer

                                                       My f avouirte writer                             My favourite write  is mr.Matin wicramasinha.he was  born in southern  province.  In koggala  village. He  birth  year  is  1856.his father’s name  was  mr.wicramasinha.he  had written  a lot of   books.tHear are  gamperaliya  bavatharanaya  kaliyugaya  yuganthaya  seetha  leela  rohini  mirigudiya.he was   a deaicated  servicer in the  field of  literature.  He was  the greatest novelist is in srilanka. At that time today we can see a museum. Be half of him the museam.                                                                 My email address is                                                                                             anuruddhikasanjeevani@yahoo.com

TOMATO

                          

 Tomato    grows   on a small bush.  When   It is   raw   it is green in colour.
But   when it is ripens it is red in colour.  It is some what sour.  There are many 
Small seeds in tomato.  These seeds can be eaten.  We make   jam, and jelly.
With the tomato.  We can cook it or make salad it.  Some people   don’t like 
to  eat  as  it  is  sour.
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My village

My  village  name  is  Mawela.It  situvetad  in  sabaragamuva  provienc  Rathnapura   district  Balangoda  area   at  Mawela   village.  Village  Its It’s   livingSinhala  and  Tamil  people .About  500  people   leave  in my  village .There   are  main  job  farmaring.There  are  many   fascination  sceneries  in  this   area.Water  falls, mountain, faddy  field   are   around  my  village.Bothe  Balangoda  and   Rathnapura  are   famous   for  gems. Which   is  the  one   of  main  nation   in  come  to  our  country.We have in  hearted    calm  and   quiet  environment   famaring is  the  main  profession   camion  source  of  in  come in  my  village.I  love   my   village.          a.gunaseekara@yahoo.com   

My Self

                                     

My      name  is m.m Anuruddhika  Sanjeevani  Gunaseekara.
I  live  at  Mavela.
I’m 13      yers  old.
I attend  to  R/dahamana  m.v.
My  date  of  birth   day  30th May   1994
My  mother’s   name  is  miss soma Gunaseekara. she is hose wife
My father name is Mr. Gunaseekara
He is farmer.
I have one brother. He name is Thushara.
I’m  studey  in   grade  8-A .
My  hobby  is  reading   books.
My  friends   are  Charika ,  Dinusha,  Gayani  and  Isurika.
My  favourite   colour   is  silver.
I’m a girl  guide.
I  like  to  game  is  volliball.
My  favourite  food  is  milk rice.
My  favourite   subjet   is  English.
My  class  teacher’s name  is  Mis. Somalatha.
My  favorite   drink  is   orang  juss.
My  Emil  addres  is  a.gunaseekara @yahoo.com.
My  future  ambition  is to be a  lawyer.