Dr. Iype Cherian (born August 29, 1975) is a neurosurgeon at the College of Medical Sciences, Bharatpur in Bharatpur, Nepal and a proponent of cisternostomy, a novel surgical procedure for brain injury. He is Counselor General of Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons (ACNS) and in charge of (ACNS) educational courses.
Education and career
Cherian completed MCh Neurosurgery 2002 - 2008 at Christian Medical College & Hospital.
Publications
*Hydrocephalus, edited by Iype Cherian and Sadip Pant, Intech,
*Neurosurgery in the Himalayas…, by Iype Cherian, Asian journal of neurosurgery
*Cisternostomy: A paradigm shift in managing severe head trauma, by Iype Cherian, Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons
*Cisternostomy for Traumatic Brain Injury: A New Era Begins, by Iype Cherian and Giovanni Grasso
*Cisternostomy: Replacing the age old decompressive hemicraniectomy?, by Iype Cherian, Ghuo Yi and Sunil Munakomi
*Role of neuro-endoscopy and fenestration in the management of brain cysts, by Iype Cherian
Education and career
Cherian completed MCh Neurosurgery 2002 - 2008 at Christian Medical College & Hospital.
Publications
*Hydrocephalus, edited by Iype Cherian and Sadip Pant, Intech,
*Neurosurgery in the Himalayas…, by Iype Cherian, Asian journal of neurosurgery
*Cisternostomy: A paradigm shift in managing severe head trauma, by Iype Cherian, Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons
*Cisternostomy for Traumatic Brain Injury: A New Era Begins, by Iype Cherian and Giovanni Grasso
*Cisternostomy: Replacing the age old decompressive hemicraniectomy?, by Iype Cherian, Ghuo Yi and Sunil Munakomi
*Role of neuro-endoscopy and fenestration in the management of brain cysts, by Iype Cherian
Peter Graham Church (born 07 March 1963) is a Cape Town-based writer.
Life and career
After a successful career in Information Technology, Church wrote his first novel, Dark Video in 2008. Dark Video was published by Random-Struik in South Africa and New Holland Publishers in Australia. Reviewed as ‘one of the best debuts in a long time’ by Lindsay Slogrove of The Natal Mercury, Dark Video was a Sunday Times ‘Book of the Week’.
In 2011 Church followed up with the ‘drink spiking’ book Bitter Pill. Cosmopolitan magazine’s ‘Hot Read of the Month’, Bitter Pill was nominated for the 2012 Sunday Times fiction prize. Bitter Pill was not without controversy. A leading woman’s publication called it a ‘disturbing read’.
In 2012, a London production company, Antcolony Limited, bought the film rights to Dark Video. Although they renewed the film rights, the movie has not been made.
In 2015 Two Dogs announced Blue Cow Sky, a novella of sexual proportions.
Peter Church is a member of SA Pen and a writers' circle called the Kimberley Club. His acclaimed sporting articles were featured on M&G’s Sports Leader site.
A short story, The One, about compulsive love, appeared in a compilation of South African crime fiction called Bad Company. Another shortie, My Side, was selected for the annual Short Sharp Story collection Bloody Satisfied edited by Jo Hichens.
In January 2019 it was announced that Church had signed a three book deal with Catalyst Press from California.
Peter lives in Cape Town with his wife Paula and three children Christopher, Megan and Ross.
Novels
Thrillers
Dark Video South Africa: Two Dogs, Struik in 2007, Umuzi, Random House Struik in 2008, Australia: New Holland in 2008 (Editor Tim Richman)
Bitter Pill South Africa: Mercury, Burnet Media in 2011 (Editor Tim Richman)
Crackerjack North America: Catalyst Press in 2019 (Editor Jessica Powers)
Comedy Realism
Blue Cow Sky South Africa: Mercury, Burnet Media in 2015 (Editor Tim Richman)
Life and career
After a successful career in Information Technology, Church wrote his first novel, Dark Video in 2008. Dark Video was published by Random-Struik in South Africa and New Holland Publishers in Australia. Reviewed as ‘one of the best debuts in a long time’ by Lindsay Slogrove of The Natal Mercury, Dark Video was a Sunday Times ‘Book of the Week’.
In 2011 Church followed up with the ‘drink spiking’ book Bitter Pill. Cosmopolitan magazine’s ‘Hot Read of the Month’, Bitter Pill was nominated for the 2012 Sunday Times fiction prize. Bitter Pill was not without controversy. A leading woman’s publication called it a ‘disturbing read’.
In 2012, a London production company, Antcolony Limited, bought the film rights to Dark Video. Although they renewed the film rights, the movie has not been made.
In 2015 Two Dogs announced Blue Cow Sky, a novella of sexual proportions.
Peter Church is a member of SA Pen and a writers' circle called the Kimberley Club. His acclaimed sporting articles were featured on M&G’s Sports Leader site.
A short story, The One, about compulsive love, appeared in a compilation of South African crime fiction called Bad Company. Another shortie, My Side, was selected for the annual Short Sharp Story collection Bloody Satisfied edited by Jo Hichens.
In January 2019 it was announced that Church had signed a three book deal with Catalyst Press from California.
Peter lives in Cape Town with his wife Paula and three children Christopher, Megan and Ross.
Novels
Thrillers
Dark Video South Africa: Two Dogs, Struik in 2007, Umuzi, Random House Struik in 2008, Australia: New Holland in 2008 (Editor Tim Richman)
Bitter Pill South Africa: Mercury, Burnet Media in 2011 (Editor Tim Richman)
Crackerjack North America: Catalyst Press in 2019 (Editor Jessica Powers)
Comedy Realism
Blue Cow Sky South Africa: Mercury, Burnet Media in 2015 (Editor Tim Richman)
Keshan Perera is a Sri Lankan music director, composer and musician. He has music directed for several Sinhala Films including Ranja, Igillenna Ai Dagalanne and Weda Beri Tarzan. Bambara Nade, a single he composed for Bachi Susan became the first Sri Lankan music video to get 1 million Youtube views. Keshan is the composer of Ruwan Hettiaracchi's single Obata Sathutuida Dan won the Bronze Award at Derana Music Video Awards 2015 in Most Popular Video category.
He is a grandson of vetiran film director Sunil Soma Peiris
Discography
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2016 64 Mayam (musical director)
2013 Igillenna Ai Dangalanne (musical director)
2011 Nidi Yahana Kalambeyi (musical director)
2010 Jaya Pita Jaya (musical director) / (playback singer)
2009 Ali Surathal (musical director)
2008 Wada Bari Tarzan Mathisabayata (musical director)
2007 Wada Bari Tarzan (musical director) / (playback singer)
Notable Singles
Bambara Nade - Bachi Susan
Duka Tada Karan - Senanayaka Weraliyadda
Rawatunu Taram - Ruwan Hettiarachhi
He is a grandson of vetiran film director Sunil Soma Peiris
Discography
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2016 64 Mayam (musical director)
2013 Igillenna Ai Dangalanne (musical director)
2011 Nidi Yahana Kalambeyi (musical director)
2010 Jaya Pita Jaya (musical director) / (playback singer)
2009 Ali Surathal (musical director)
2008 Wada Bari Tarzan Mathisabayata (musical director)
2007 Wada Bari Tarzan (musical director) / (playback singer)
Notable Singles
Bambara Nade - Bachi Susan
Duka Tada Karan - Senanayaka Weraliyadda
Rawatunu Taram - Ruwan Hettiarachhi
The Jamia Mosque and Islamic Society of Darlington is a local community mosque located in the North Lodge Terrace area of the town of Darlington in County Durham, England. The organisation was constituted as a charity under UK law in 1982. The mosque offers worship facilities, as well as Islamic Education, and has its own telecommunications mast for calls to prayer.
History
In 2011, the mosque was the target of an anti-Islamic protest by the far-right English Defence League group. Three protesters were arrested by Durham Police for public disorder offences. The mosque also suffered fire damage after a firework was put through the letterbox in October 2012.
History
In 2011, the mosque was the target of an anti-Islamic protest by the far-right English Defence League group. Three protesters were arrested by Durham Police for public disorder offences. The mosque also suffered fire damage after a firework was put through the letterbox in October 2012.