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President's Corner - Beginning of the busy half of the session |
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Dear Members,
We are at the beginning of the busy half of the session with preparations for traditional events such as Induction and Graduation, Engineering Excellence Awards , Techno Exhibition and other events associated with the Annual Sessions.
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Council Decisions |
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Customs and Traditions |
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Simple English Wikipedia says “A custom (also called a tradition) is anything which lots of people do, and have done for a long time. Usually, the people come from the same country, culture, time or religion. If something is usually done the same way, you might say that is the "customary way" of doing things. The meaning of culture is similar to the meaning of custom. A custom is more about practices, while culture is more about ideas or a group of customs. A custom overall is just similar to culture and culture means the way of life of a people.
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The Stone Sculpture technology in ancient Sri Lanka |
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The Stone Sculpture technology in ancient Sri Lanka, as used in sculpting the tallest free standing Buddha statue in South East Asia, the Maligawila Buddha statue and the nearby Dambegoda Buddha statue have been discovered to have used Critical Limit Stability, as a technique, in creating those great engineering feats. In the following article Eng. S.D.S Deshapriya discusses in detail the soundness of the ancient technique in today’s engineering principles and advocates the need to make efforts to get it recognition it as a World Heritage by the UNESCO.
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Aesthetics of Life! by Tharindu Weerasinghe |
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In my point of view, every human being must be in touch with an aesthetic aspect of life to be a complete human being. Arts and humanities have the feature of growing good-will and soft feelings. In this odd community we need our soft feelings to arise. I strongly believe every human being does have at least one in born talent related to aesthetics. We must as be associated with literature or music or paintings or drama or photography or what ever the aesthetic aspect we like because it can cure your work stress, your tension, your tiredness….
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Empowering the Home Builders - Building Clinic Goes Island Wide |
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Many who invest their precious money in a dream home are unaware of the procedures they should follow or the guidance, advice and services they should seek from professionals before embarking on a domestic construction. their ignorance or reluctance to employ qualified persons compel them to depend on traditional knowledge or guidance opined by building traders, masons, carpenters or even astrologers and often fall a victim particularly under complex situations where constraints in land extent, terrain, subsoil or the environment etc. prevail.
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Can EMD Locomotives make a Comeback on Sri Lankan Rails? |
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Mention the Class M2 locomotive in Sri Lankan railway circles and railwaymen and rail fans alike will run out of superlatives in heaping praise on this iconic piece of machinery. Their advent on the island’s rails way back in 1954 heralded a new era in the history of rail transportation in the country. The first five locomotives came as aid from Canada under the Colombo Plan. Due to their exceptional performance more were ordered later, until the class grew to a strength of fourteen.
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Are you using IESL Online Membership Payment facility? |
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Dear Engineering Colleagues,
Industrial Revolution took place between 1760 - 1840 transforming the manufacturing processes enabling very high productivity, better safety, etc. through inventions in mechanization, transport, power generation, materials, etc.
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MESC and CPDC launch Mechanical Engineering Design Course |
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Mechanical Engineering Sectional Committee ( MESC) is delighted to inform that the above CPD course commenced on the 21st of June. With just three weeks notice, we had close to 60 participants. While the course registration is now closed for this round, details can be viewed at: http://www.iesl.lk/event-1956247 This course will be repeated in the future.
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