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Varasiddhi Vinayagar Temple
At the outset when there was no spiritual place for the residents to experience God this mighty temple appeared in 1964.

Am infact proud to write down a simple truth here that my grand father magnanimously contributed a piece of land for this temple where a majestic Temple stands today.

The Diety of this temple is most powerful.

The Magnificent Entrance

My Sweet Home
Front view of my sweet home at Nanganallur.

Bluejacking

Bluejacking is the sending of unsolicited messages over Bluetooth to Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones, PDAs or laptop computers, sending a vCard which typically contains a message in the name field (i.e. for bluedating or bluechat) to another bluetooth enabled device via the OBEX protocol.
Bluetooth has a very limited range, usually around 10 meters on mobile phones, but laptops can reach up to 100 meters with powerful (Class 1) transmitters.

Origins
'Bluejacking' was reportedly first carried out by a Malaysian IT consultant who used his phone to advertise Sony Ericsson. He also invented the name, an amalgam of Bluetooth and 'ajack', his username on Esato, a Sony Ericsson fan online forum.

Usage
Bluejacking is usually harmless, but because bluejacked people generally don't know what has happened, they may think that their phone is malfunctioning. Usually, a bluejacker will only send a text message, but with modern phones it's possible to send images or sounds as well. Bluejacking has been used in guerrilla marketing campaigns to promote advergames.
With the increase in the availability of Bluetooth enabled devices, these devices have become vulnerable to virus attacks and even complete take over of devices through a trojan horse program.
Bluejacking is also confused with Bluesnarfing which is the way in which mobile phones are illegally hacked via Bluetooth.

VALMIKI RAMAYANA SUNDARA KANDA(42ND CHAPTER)

verse

jayatyatibalo raamo lakSmaNashcha mahaabalaH | raajaa jayati sugriivo raaghaveNaabhipaalitaH ||

Translation and Meaning

jayati= long live; raamaH= Rama; atibalah= the mighty; mahaabalaH= and the powerful; lakSmaNashcha= Lakshmana too jayati= long live; raajaa= the king; sugriivaH= Sugreeva; anupaalitaH= protected; raaghavena= by Rama.

"Long live the mighty Rama and the powerful Lakshmana! Long live the King Sugreeva, protected by Rama!"

Verse

daaso.aham kosalendrasya raamasyaakliSTakarmaNaH | hanumaan shatrusainyaanaam nihantaa maarutaatmajaH ||

Translation and Meaning

aham= I; hanumaan= am Hanuma; nihantaa= the killer; shatrusainyaanaam= of army of adversaries; maarutaatmajah= and the son of wind-god; aham= I; daasaH= am the servant; raamasya= of Rama; kosalendrasya= the king of Kosala kingdom; akliSTa karmaNaH= who is unwearied in action.

"I am Hanuma, the destroyer of the army of adversaries and the son of wind-god. I am the servant of Rama, the king of Kosala Kingdom, who is unwearied in action."

Verse

na raavaNasahasram me yuddhe pratibalaM bhavet | shilaabhistu praharataH paadapaishcha sahasrashaH ||

Translation and Meaning

me= to me; praharataH= who is striking; sahasrashaH= with thousands of; shilaabhiH= rocks; paadapaishcha= and trees; yuddhe= in battle; raavaNa sahasram= even a thousand of Ravanas; na bhavet= will not be; pratibalam= matching equally (with me).

"Even a thousand of Ravanas will not be matching equally with me, who is capable of striking with thousands of rocks and trees in battle."

Verse

ardayitvaa puriim laN^kaamabhivaadya cha maithiliim | samR^iddhaartho gamiSyaami miSataam sarvarakSasaam ||

Translation and Meaning

miSataam= before the eyes of ; sarva rakSasaam= all the demons; ardayitvaa= annihilating; laN^kaam purrim= the city of Lanka; abhivaadya cha= and offering salutation; maithiliim= Seetha; gamiSyaami= I will go back; samR^iddhaarthaH= after having accomplished my task.

"Here, before the eyes of all the demons, I will annihilate the City of Lanka and after offering salutation to Seetha, I will go back after fully completing my task."

Verse

tasya sannaada shabdena te abhavan bhaya shankitaaH | dadR^ishuH ca hanuumantam samdhyaa megham iva unnatam ||

Translation and Meaning

te= they; abhavan= became; bhayashaNkitaaH= mistrustful with fear; tasya sannaada shabdena= by his clamorous voice cried aloud; dadR^ishushcha= and saw; hanuumantam= Hanuma; unnatam= who was a s high; sandhyaameghamiva= as a twilight rain-cloud.

Those demons became frightened by the clamorous voice of Hanuma cried aloud and saw him to be as high as a twilight rain-cloud.