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This is a new section that anybody is welcome to contribute to by
sending an email to sangameditor@hotmail.com
. Restaurants, services, vacation locations, hotels, etc. will all be
posted.
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Balamurugan
Temple, Ratnagiri, Tamil Nadu.
It is called Murugan's 9th Padai vedu.
Very recently Maha Kumbabishegam was performed. The temple
is built on the mountain with latest technology by Ganapati
Stapadi. So if u happen to visit India, add this place to your
choice of visit.
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A-9
Lodge in Kilinochchi Click on the link to find
more details. K.M
5/03
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Dosa
Hut
45-63 Bowne Street
Flushing NY 11355
Tel: 718-961-6228
Fax: 718-961-5897
This hole-in-the-wall
restaurant next to the Hindu temple serves wonderful masala dosai
and iddly! See the review in the Village Voice: http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0220/cheapeats02_display.php
M.K. 5/03
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New Asha Restaurant
322 Victory Blvd
Staten Island, NY 10301
718-420-0649
This restaurant is highly
recommended. It is not fancy, but reasonably priced and
tasty. It sells hoppers and palappam for $1.50 each and vadai
2 for $1.00. Mutton curry and biryani packets are very
good. Here is a website for other Sri Lankan restaurants and
groceries on Staten Island: http://www.chandrage.com/Restrn/us-si.htm
M.K. 5/03
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For jade, pearl jewelry
and oriental art, visit LISALICO.COM.
Another site for nice jade bangles and pendants is http://www.jadeisus.com/ebay/CABG.htm.
M.K. 4/03
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Tales
from Indian Epics contains stories such as Bhagiratha,
Shakuntala, Nala and Damayanthi, Savithri, Ramayana, Mahabharatha,
and stories from the Puranas (total 29 stories, pages 306). It
is priced at $17 including shipping, with a discount for bulk
orders. It was written by a South Indian scientist living in
the US for his 3 daughters. More details are available at:
http://web.missouri.edu/~physchan/tales/tales.html
A.S. 4/03
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This website has
step-by-step directions, accompanied by pictures, for putting on a sari. http://www.sarisafari.com/howtowear.html
M. K. 3/03
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For delicious catering of Tamil food for small events (20
people max) in the New York/New Jersey area call Kowri at
718-285-7332. She cooks both non-vegetarian & vegetarian
meals and whatever she cooks is simply luscious! Pick up in most cases. A. S.
3/03
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If you are starting a company or inaugurating a new product, you
may need the services of this Columbia, Missouri company that
specializes in brand names and trademarks. Visit www.namingstudio.com.
A.S. 3/03
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Siva, from Redbank,NJ, is giving flute lessons for beginners
in New Jersey. He recently moved from Ottawa, Canada.
His web site is http://www.sivasweb.com,
where he both sings & plays the flute for light music.
If anyone is interested please, call 732 450 0549. P.C.
3/03
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Chenay Bay Beach Resort, St. Croix, US Virgin Islands,
Caribbean. www.chenaybay.com
Airfares to the Caribbean from the US and Canada are quite
inexpensive at the moment and 80/85 degree Farenheit weather with
palm trees is very welcome, so this is a good time to visit St.
Croix. This is a family oriented resort on the ocean with
bungalows, a private beach, pool and restaurant and a shuttle to
Christiansted, a charming little town. There are less
expensive places available, but this is attractive because the whole
package is provided in a pretty, quiet setting. American citizens do
not need a passport to go to St. Croix, but identification is
required on the return trip. Dollars are used and English is spoken
everywhere. Tel: 1-800-548-4457, chenaybay1@att.net
A. S. 3/03
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The Bookshop & the Landmark bookshop in Spencer
Plaza in Chennai are both recommended for Tamil & English books,
particularly those on Tamil literature. Spencer Plaza is one
of Chennai's biggest & best shopping malls. R. S.
3/03
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Kanchipuram is a day trip from Chennai and is THE place to
buy sarees. The whole town is involved in weaving the sarees
in their homes and the prices are significantly less even than in
Chennai. The drive of about 50 miles takes one past several
interesting old temples that one can stop & visit. R. S. 3/03
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Chola Restaurant, 232 East 58th St. (between 2nd & 3rd
Ave.), New York City, 212-688-4619. A pleasant restaurant with
good service and a tasty selection of South Indian food. Cost
is comparable with other Indian restaurants in New York. A.S.
3/03
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