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I’m a 4th year MBBS Undergraduate, 2 stars Helium writer, and currently a level 4 writer at Elance.

I’m Sharmal Kelambi, aged 24, from Galle, 4th year Medical Student at University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka.

I received both my primary and secondary

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Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms The role of mass media in society: 1 of 15

Mass media refers to a collection of media including newspapers, magazines, television, radio and internet. According to some definitions, entertainment media like music and movies also fall under this category. In today’s world, it is a multibillion business, which controls the lives of millions of people around the g...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Empty and full: 3 of 40

An empty belly that hurts, Cloths are covered, full of dirt, Smiles have fade, no laugh be heard, Too tired and hungry, to murmur a word. Full of sorrow, full of pain, Red blood flows in every vain, Yet poor suffer, in their own sake, The world sleep, in their wake. I heard, I knew, I smelled and view, The dirty huts o...
Computers & Technology > Internet Issues How social media can ruin a person's life: 1 of 12

Social media has become a vital part in modern society. Many people use it, not just the youth and teens but also many adults. Even though so many people are now using social media, not many of them know how to use it safe. So the outcome is that many fall victims of either thefts or gets themselves into unwanted trouble ove...
Arts & Humanities > Origins & Firsts in History The origins of chocolate: 1 of 11

Chocolate is one of the well known flavors of today’s world. It is being consumed all over the world, both adults and children alike. However the origin of chocolate took place in Central America, almost 4000 years back. It is believed that Olmec Indians-whom passed most of their culture to Mayans-were the first people...
Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace Who are the real victims of War?: 1 of 11

War is like a giant tide that rise above everything and sweep all that stand on its way. There is no escape from it; all who stand on its way become victims of it. That is the cruel nature of war. It is not only the soldiers who fight the wars, not only the generals who lead the wars, not only their family members, but every...
Relationships & Family > Family Life How to get the most out of family time: 1 of 10

Family is the most wonderful element of civilization. But in today’s world, the bonds between family members are somewhat weakened. Children no longer listen to their parents and the parents have less time to spend with their children. This has caused some serious social issues all over the world. There are serious fam...
Relationships & Family > Relationships & Family (Other) The top 3 questions to ask yourself before moving in with your significant other: 2 of 18

It’s the Sunday morning and you’re at home and at ease of your sofa. But your mind is in a mess of problems. Last night your boyfriend asked whether you’re ready to move in with him. The night was splendid enough, how can you refuse such an invitation? You know it’s a huge decision but you are so eage...
Arts & Humanities > Ancient History A history of the Aztec calendar: 1 of 9

Aztec Calendar can well be said to be the heart and soul of the Aztec civilization. It was consisted of two separate calendars that existed independent of one another, but still was closely linked over periods of time. The calendar was found actually in a stone carving which weighted almost 25 tons. It had a diameter of arou...
Relationships & Family > Dating (Other) Common reasons relationships fail: 2 of 17

Love is what makes this world such a wonderful place. Single people always try to get into a relationship and every time they do, they feel like this is the perfect one for them. But most relationships end in failure and only a few of them actually lasts for more than a year. So what exactly go wrong with them? Among the man...
Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace Can Iraq overcome feuding between sects to create a united country?: 2 of 16

If Saddam Hussein is to be called a dictator, he also deserves to be called the thread which held a divided country together. Now with that thread gone, the country has been divided into many factions. The long rivalry between the Shia and Sunni as well as the matters with the Kurds in the north has brought Iraq to a terribl...