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General Sarath Fonseka in Washington DC. 10/25/2009

Muthuhettigama in sound mental state Medical report

Ms. Kokila Muthuhettigama, wife of the remanded UPFA candidate for Southern PC election from Galle and SLFP organizer for Akmeemana Nishanthe Muthuhettigama, has said Dr. Ajith Jayasekera, Psychiatrist, has examined her husband and according to his report her husband was in sound mental state. She says according to the report her husband does not suffer from any mental state.

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Maha rajage minissu

Michael Jackson, who died today at age 50, ruled the music world throughout the 1980s, selling millions of records and concert tickets and dubbing himself the `King of Pop.` And while Michael Jackson won multiple times at such popularity contests as the American Music Awards and the MTV Awards, he also earned the respect of his peers in the music industry with his 13 Grammy Awards.

Michael Jackson Grammy Awards Thriller Death News 1357986 After striking out on his own from the Jackson Five, Jackson won his first Grammy in 1980 for best R&B male vocal performance (`Don`t Stop `Til You Get Enough`). That track from his chart-topping `Off the Wall` album also contended for best disco recording.

Army kollek. Ela sinduwa :) (Warning:Prabudhdhayanta Ahithakara wiya haka!!) :))

Karayanmullivaikkal `hospital`.

OSLO, April 12, 2009 (AFP) - A group of Tamil protesters stormed the Sri Lankan embassy in Oslo Sunday, police said, on the fifth day of demonstrations in the Norwegian capital calling for the end of fighting in Sri Lanka.
Even Joerstad, an Oslo police superintendent, told AFP that around 100 Tamil demonstrators tried to storm the Sri Lankan embassy at 1400 (1300 GMT) and that an unknown number managed to break in.

`There were about 100 outside but we don`t know how many went inside the embassy,` Joerstad said.

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Hunting the Tigers Part 03 - Special Broadcasting Service Corporation Australia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjsSRTSwhuM

Hunting the Tigers Part 02 - Special Broadcasting Service Corporation Australia

Aired on March 15th, Australia`s SBS Television program Dateline offers glimpse of the Sri Lankan Army maneuvers, artillery barrage in Puthukkudiyiruppu, camps for the displaced in Vavuniya and the state of the media in Sri Lanka, featuring a visit to the offices of Uthayan newspaper and an interview with Sri Lanka Defence Secretary Gatabaya Rajapakse:

Amos Roberts of SBS Dateline reports, no independent journalists are allowed near the war zone and those who dare criticise the government or the military are either detained or murdered by shadowy forces.

Hondata Mirikala Dehi tika ganingko Wimala
Aney Numbe Pembara Saima cut wela......

Lankawe ithin wine karana eva witharai. RC toys banned.

Martin Page born in Southampton England. Page is a musician, singer, and noted pop songwriter. He was a member of the early-`80s techno group Q-Feel and recorded a hit solo album, In the House of Stone and Light, in 1995. He is slated to release his second solo album, entitled In the Temple of the Muse, later in 2007.

Page wrote or co-wrote the smash hits `We Built This City` (Starship), `King of Wishful Thinking` (Go West), and `These Dreams` (Heart). He has also written songs for artists including Robbie Robertson, Tom Jones, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Commodores, and many others.