Comment to Mr. Fernandes:
Do you think anyone is surprised by the antics of the self-titled “authoress in
waiting” Mistress Carvalho?
As a self described journalist, her fact-checking is of note – that is lack of,
which have often compelled retractions.
Can the lack of integrity, and
Selma,
There you go again. On one hand, thanking me for the suggestions (though I
am inclined to believe the thank you does not come from your heart) and, on
the other, you deliver your snide remark that suggestions are dime-a-dozen.
Books are costlier.
Anyone who want to solicit donations must
I Nunes responds:
It appears Mistress Carvalho , Goanet’s “esteemed authoress”, has naively
taken the satirical soubriquet of a Goanetter* to heart, and now attempts a
shakedown.
That is, in addition to being a shill and mouthpiece, for the business
interests of Goanese dons in return for
-Original Message-
From: Bernado Colaco
Book No. 19 - Get out of Goa by B. Colaco - Ole Xac Publications.
RESPONSE: Please post at least one review of the above book here on
Goanet preferably not authored by Bernado Colaco, B. Colaco or BC
- B
Just because I Nunes gave names of books, it was unfair of Selma to provoke
the goanetter into implying that she should put the money where the mouth
is. Firstlfy, it would have been right if either Selma or Eddie had
announced their charitable cause on this forum. What was, in fact, mentioned
Eugene,
1. Just to clarify the list of books Frederick put out is not up for discussion
and consensus building. Those books are already with the Karachi Goans. They
are sponsored by me and in part by Frederick Noronha who subsidized the costs
of the books, to send them as many as possible.
Add to your list:
Traditional Taste of Goa Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian
by Mrs. Kumudini Usgaokar and Mrs. Sharma Sardesai
Published by Fomento Foundation Goa, 2000
Vasco Pinho's Snapshots of Indo-Portuguese History series
Panjim Then and Now I, II, III [2009]
Best,
I. Nunes
Two more books which we enjoyed thoroughly. I'd recommend them unreservedly.
1: Tivolem - by Victor Rangel-Ribeiro
2: The Tailor's Daughter - by Ben Antao
jc
Selma, Thanks for your comments.
While I really appreciate your practical help, let me hasten to point out
this isn't about money. Everyone can do what they *can* do, and what their
interest levels allow them to do.
When we were part of the Free Software movement, my strong belief was that
the
Money and support do count and one had suggested Goichis visiting Goa
to support Concani by buying of Concani (Romi script please...yes, its
all about) magazines and giving generously to the one Concani
weekly newspaper. I think the donations are accepted at Pilar. A
subscription is great or
Frederick dear,
Far be it from me to get into a debate about the semantics of Marxism with you.
I have and always will be a committed capitalist. There is no need to thank me
for my practical help. In capitalism everything bears fruit in its own time.
Capitalism has its own zen theory.
On 21 September 2011 23:25, Pandu Lampiao pan...@gmail.com wrote:
Money and support do count and one had suggested Goichis visiting Goa
to support Concani by buying of Concani (Romi script please...yes, its
all about) magazines and giving generously to the one Concani
weekly newspaper. I
Fred-bhaai, by no means am I suggesting charity.
Goa gov'ment supports Concani? I see!
Quiet the contraire: what I am suggesting is action by subscribing and
giving subscriptions to folks who read Concani. Showing support rather
than charity.
Its a lovely language and one of the few things one
Selma wrote: However getting back to England, we have a lot of Goan bulbuls
here known to flap their wings but seldom fly.
Comment: Coward! Name them. Or don't make these cheap, throw-away one liners.
Cyprian
Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2011 10:34:04 -0700
From: elisabeth_...@yahoo.com
To:
Book No. 19 - Get out of Goa by B. Colaco - Ole Xac Publications.
BC
01. Song of Goa - Crown of Mandos by Jose Pereira, Micael Martins
Antonio da Costa
02. The Many Faces of Sundorem - Women in Goa by Fatima da Silva Gracias
03. Feasts, Festivals and Observations of Goa by Maria de
Another most conspicuous omission: Domnic's GOA.
It brings, so vividly, before the uninitiated Goan village life...customs,
current...bygone
Chacha
Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2011 08:21:26 +0100
From: ole_...@yahoo.co.uk
To: goanet@lists.goanet.org
Subject: [Goanet] A gift... of Goan books to
I spent four days four stranded days in their harbour on a Lloyd Triestino
'dhow' with a dead engine, in 1972, an enemy citizen denied permission to
disembark : not a memorable act I want to reward, but will gift them copies of
'Goa' and Valmiki Faleiro's book along with a few more, if my
I'd like to add this delightful book I received last month
Goa Remembered by Pantaleão Fernandes
Positively Brilliant pictures too
jc
eric pinto ericpin...@yahoo.com wrote:
I spent four days four stranded days in their harbour on a Lloyd
Triestino 'dhow' with a dead engine, in 1972, an enemy
Add to your list:
Traditional Taste of Goa Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian
by Mrs. Kumudini Usgaokar and Mrs. Sharma Sardesai
Published by Fomento Foundation Goa, 2000
Vasco Pinho's Snapshots of Indo-Portuguese History series
Panjim Then and Now I, II, III [2009]
Best,
I. Nunes
Thanks to Selma Carvalho for responding to an appeal from a Goan in
Karachi, who point out that while there are a number of books being
published in Goa these days, hardly any reach his city. Menin
Rodrigues would like to build a modest library of Goa-related books
there. We managed to send across
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