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Related PostsRajiva Wijesinha’s Blog I just discovered that Rajiva Wijesinha (National List MP, potential Foreign Minister) has a blog. Which he updates, like, daily. Which makes him a better blogger than me. The posts are a bit long but interesting. He hammers the Sunday Leader pretty good, has a say about Rudyard Kipling, etc. It's all a bit over my head and long and I must say I don't entirely trust the man, but it is an interesting and LTTE’s New Website Most LTTE sites went underground, along with their leader. Now KP (the nominal leader of the LTTE) has a new site at ltteir.org. This I discovered via the Going Global blog. It is a bit sad, actually. It's a Wordpress blog and they haven't even turned the permalinks on, so the latest post reads as http://ltteir.org/?p=119 rather than, nevermind. The site is also registered via a proxy (third party), though I hope Interpol would use Rotary Blog Featured on rotary.org Today Rotary International ran a story on their frontpage about the blog Colombo Regency setup. I am really proud of that blog because they are helping people and documenting it really well. When the Rotary Club of Colombo Regency, Sri Lanka, invited a man [Me] to speak about weblogs at a lunch-time meeting in November, members had no idea that only a month later they would use their new knowledge to create such a Web A Blog/Print Business Model I've thought about this before, but the logistics seem daunting. You can print and distribute blog posts as a newspaper. Print is dying in the West, but it is still pretty powerful in the developing world. Internet is still non-competitive in the Third World because not enough people have access. Print media can still travel to more poor, rural people and reach more eyeballs. This article discusses an interesting bridge between the two - republishing Sri Lankan Orphanages (Suwasetha) "My name is Anita Kumudini Roellin. I was born in Panadura - south of Sri Lanka. When I was two months old my mother had given me for adoption to Sarvodaya Suwasetha. I was fortunate to find loving and caring foster parents from Switzerland few months after. I grew up in the DavosGR Mountains with my brother Philipp Ranjan who is also an adopted child from Sri Lanka. After 23 years I came last March |
chuckle worthy blog, no?
Hey indi. Don’t make me look like a sex maniac with an obsession in pissing or shitting. I’ve stated that I’m a Sri Lankan Liberal Democrat (except on the matter of tamils’ self determination bullshit). There have been other ‘asexual’ posts. As a liberal, I hate sexual repression. That’s all. (I’m the guy who few years ago, came out of that wood near Mahamaya..with a girl). As I’m also Sri Lankan, I’d be using Sri Lankan english too…By the way I don’t edit and polish what I write. So there’d be lot of spellings and grammar mistakes. Thanks for publicising my blog.