The Sunday Times
ISSN: 1391 - 0531
Sunday April 27, 2008
Vol. 42 - No 48
 
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Diving into the waves of time AVERTISTMENTS
Even as 96 years after, scientists are intrigued as to why the ‘Titanic’, the “unsinkable” ship sank on its maiden voyage after hitting an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland on a freezing, moonless night, marine archaeologists right here in Sri Lanka are attempting to unravel the mysteries surrounding some unique shipwrecks buried under the waves of time.
 
Protecting baby and planet
In a world sinking under the garbage of a throw-away civilisation, Charisma Seneviratne has built an ark that has the potential to save humanity from drowning. She has created the world’s first totally biodegradable disposable diaper. The convenience of the plastic-based diaper has come at a colossal cost to Earth and humanity.
 
Where music and children combine
Where in London would you hear musicians of high calibre performing in an ambience which is cosmopolitan, yet with a distinctly Sri Lankan aura about it? Where Sri Lankans and non-Sri Lankans can meet and mingle, have an enjoyable evening's entertainment, sample Sri Lankan culinary treats - and know that all the while they are helping bring a little more enjoyment into the lives of dozens of children as well?
 

Letters to the editor
  Unholy goings-on at Buddha Gaya
  When monkey tricks ain't funny
  Crackpot demonstration
  Risks that go with oil exploration
 
Appreciations
  Srimavo Bandaranaike
  C. Lloyd Fernando
  Prof. James Randunna Corea
  Chandra de Livera
  Dayan Weerakoon
   
Features
  Diving into the waves of time
  Growing a new lifestyle on estates
  Beware of the rat
  Protecting baby and planet
  The Beggar's Opera - THE SUNDAY ODE
   
Books
  Readable and 'rememberable'
  Kala Korner
  An adventurous journey through 2,500 years of history
  Swishing from serenity to horror
   
Arts
  Where music and children combine
  That baritone voice once again
  SOSL Masterworks concert next week
  He accompanied legendary singers on his harmonium
   
People and events
  Making a statement with their creations
  Going green and chic

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