[Goanet] Me And Bobby McGee

[Roland Francis]

A Country and Western gypsy style classic written by Kris Kristofferson and 
Freddie Foster, it tells of a travelling duo of a man and his retarded woman 
friend called Bobby McGee. At last tiring of her, he leaves her by the roadside 
one night and she dies.

The song is about freedom of the road but also about never being free. The 
Janis Joplin version recorded a few days before she died became an all-time hit 
posthumously, but I prefer the Reba McEntire version which is linked below the 
recording by Nashville’s male royalty.

Dedicated to Eric the Ace of Alms and Vithal, the Viscount of Texan Oil. 

The Highwaymen, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Waylon 
Jennings
https://youtu.be/D8NsoN4S7IE

Reba McEntire
https://youtu.be/gysmRAHx4lU

Roland.
Toronto. 

Re: [Goanet] The Camels Are On The Horizon - Part II

[Roland Francis]

The founder of modern-day Dubai, Sheikh Rashid, was once asked about the future 
of his country and he replied: 
“My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I ride a Mercedes, my son 
rides a Land Rover and my grandson will ride a Land Rover, but my great 
grandson will have to ride a camel again.”
Why is that he was asked and his reply was:
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create easy times. Easy times create 
weak men, weak men create difficult times. Many will not understand it, but you 
have to raise warriors not parasites.”

Add to that the historical reality that all great empires - the Egyptian, the 
Persian, the Trojan, the Greek, the Roman, the Ottoman and in later years the 
British - all rose and perished within 240 years. They were not conquered by 
external enemies; they rather rotted from within. 

America too has that mark. The rot is starting to be visible and accelerating. 
It is passing the Mercedes and the Land Rover years. The Camels are on the 
horizon.

(Part I is mine, Part II from an Unknown Source).

Roland.
Toronto

[Goanet] Learning by Philately

[Carlos Peres da Costa]

I admire Frederick Noronha´s talent in investigative journalism in always
trying to find new topics which might be of interest to participants of
this Forum. His article on Mr. Braganza in GD Vol 16 Issue 499 rekindled
my interest in this topic. I was a stamp, portcards, aerogrammes, first day
cover collector of Goa in my youth. It helped me to make some pocket money
in my adolescence by trading with other collectors in Goa and abroad. I had
to stop this activity when I entered Escola Medica. But I still kept part
of my collection. Frederick´s posting might help me in deciphering a
related topic on learning a little history of Medical Doctors from Aldona,
the birthplace of my maternal grandfather Antonio Pantaleão Ferrão.
Attached to this mail is a postcard posted from London(6/9/1916) by a
Medical Doctor Lobo trying to go into surgery writing to Fr .Fellipe José
Lobo of Aldona.  Would any of Aldoncars participating in this forum know if
this doctor was related to Dr.Filipe Lobo of Aldona active practitioner in
the 1950s and had a son by name of Arthur who worked for Portuguese
Airlines at that time ?
   Any info in this regard would be
welcome
  Carlos Peres da Costa,
   Recife Brazil

[Goanet] The Camels Are On The Horizon

[Roland Francis]

The late Sheikh Rashid of Dubai, father of the present ruler was a wise and 
kind man. He was a coastal dwelling ruler unlike his contemporary, the late 
Sheikh Zayed another kind and neighbouring ruler, the Emir of Abu Dhabi who was 
more of a Bedouin, a desert roving Arab more at home in a tent on the sands 
than in a mud palace like Rashid.

Both were hard on the outside. Rashid was a wily businessman who befriended the 
Indians with whom he dealt and who were necessary to his sustenance before the 
days of wealth. Zayed on the other hand dealt more with his tribesmen since he 
was a hunter and warrior and therefore tough in exterior. Both came from 
harshness and poverty and migrated to wealth carefully and easily, without 
ostentation. Not so their children.

Sheikh Rashid is supposed to have said this when alive.

-- next part --


Roland
Toronto.

[Goanet] The Bandra Feast Of Yore

[Roland Francis]

The is the excerpt of Edwin Fernandes’ book “Beyond Bandra” which he meant to 
include in his recent post.

September means it's that special time of the year again, the birthday of 
"Saibini Mai" of the Mount in Bandra, celebrated as the Bandra Feast. This is 
also the time to get nostalgic of days gone by when the Bandra Feast an 
eight-day affair(Sunday to Sunday), was truly a family celebration, planned 
with a meticulousness and fastidiousness of a military campaign. The only time 
when the GEMs i.e Goans, East Indians and Mangaloreans forgot their differences 
and behaved like – true gems!
 
We were privileged to be living in a very vantage location on Hill Road, right 
at the foot of the Mount. The annual preparations began with the Novena (9 days 
of devotion). In our school days, we made the Novena at St. Andrew's Church, 
just across the road. In those days of sparse traffic (no Mahim-Bandra 
Reclamation then), we could cross the road without any fear of being run over. 
But believe me attending the 0630AM Mass every morning for nine days was quite 
taxing on the young masses. I guess the get together promised to all those who 
completed the Novena, was no small incentive! The project in charge was Msgr 
George Fernandes, a martinet with a heart of gold. He insisted that we come to 
church with an offering of flowers; for which we were given daily numbered 
coupons. Those who collected all nine coupons were entitled to attend a get 
together. Needless to say, to keep the supply chain of floral offerings going, 
the gardens of our neighbours, were ruthlessly stripped of flowers especially 
the colourful phlox that were in bloom in that season, every night! Those who 
got caught, were treated to some very flowery language! Since the pilfered 
flowers were offered in Church, we never suffered any pangs of a guilty 
conscience for committing the nocturnal robbery. Life those days was so 
uncomplicated.
 
As we grew up, we graduated to trudging up the Mount for the Novena. I remember 
lots of buses emblazoned with names like Ave Maria, Stella Maris, Queen of May 
and so on, full of office goers, singing hymns. They came from Dadar, Mazagaon, 
Girgaum- Kotachiwadi, Dhobi Talao, Colaba. Those days masses were held in the 
main Basilica and not in the gargantuan shamiana that is erected in the tarred 
compound, of today. 
 
At home, Mummy, Dad and my sisters were here there and everywhere, moving at a 
frenetic pace to get everything ship shape for the big day. Our cousins from 
Byculla and Mazagaon who were permanent invitees for the festivities, 
invariably trooped in on the preceding Friday night. In all, there were not 
less than 20 inmates at our place. You can imagine the confusion and bedlam 
prevailing, enough to drive any sane person around the bend. Fortunately, those 
were the days when people had immense patience, tolerance and very big hearts. 
The more the merrier was a maxim we swore by.
 
The night before D-day was one of hectic activity. New clothes had to be 
collected from the tailors by the women folk (there were no Malls then), the 
poor tailors were literally coaxed, cajoled and threatened in that order, to 
meet the deadline. Not for nothing is it said that hell hath no fury like a 
woman who is not donned! For we guys, it was an occasion when most of us got to 
wear our first tailored suits. Yes, that's how important an occasion Bandra 
Feast was. The night before was also one to make a little cash. For the 
princely sum of a few Rupees, we boys polished shoes, ironed clothes and ran 
errands for the laid back. The cash went into the kitty to spurge at the fair 
the next day!
The next morning, all washed, scrubbed, spruced and dressed, we trudged up to 
the Mount in two's and three's. The ubiquitous candle sellers all along the 
winding route, thrust their candles into our faces. The self-conscious suit 
wearing ones, willy-nilly slipped into the category of "Uncles" and were 
hounded much more than those of us who only sported neck ties! The smart RSP 
school boys and girls looked very important controlling traffic with the 
regular policemen. In strategic corners, coin changers sat, ready to change 
high value notes (Rs. 100/-) for a commission of course. Notice how some things 
near all religious places, are common? Finally, we reached the Basilica. The 
sight of the Benevolent Anqua- re, Mari-ea all resplendent in her birthday 
finery, normally a striking crimson sari, never failed to mesmerize and instil 
a sense of awe in the devotees. The multifarious congregation of devotees of 
all creeds, classesand castes, flocking to their Mother Mary, in a never-ending 
stream, carrying their offerings of flowers, candles and wax images, is a sight 
for the gods.
 
The walk back home was always through the fair behind the Basilica. This was 
just to take stock of what lay in store, before our long-awaited foray to the 
fair, after lunch. Many traditions stand rock solid. The soap 

[Goanet] THE HORROR OF LIES & DECEIT

[Aires Rodrigues]

Those in Power and Authority should be always truthful and never lie. But
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant seems to be breaching this with impunity. He
has now falsely claimed that Goa is the first State to have ensured 102%
vaccination of the first dose of the COVID vaccine. This being far from the
truth, it is outrageous for a Chief Minister to deliberately make such
preposterous statements. And on Pramod Sawant’s invention of that new
figure 102%, we may all have to return to classes in Maths.

Earlier, the Chief Minister had the rank audacity to deceitfully declare
that Goa was Open Defecation Free (ODF) from 31st August 2019. It is over
two long years down the road and the very sordid ground reality is there
for all to see with people urinating and defecating out in the open. In the
hills, the fields and along the riverside across Goa we see it all.

We are far from truly becoming ODF and the government needs to get its act
together to achieve this goal in the best interests of the State and the
Health of its people. For Goa to be Open Defecation Free we would have to
first free ourselves from the stench of rampant corruption and lack of
proper governance that our State is besieged with.

The astute people of Goa are no fools to be hoodwinked and brainwashed by
false facts and figures deviously released by the Government. Transparency
and Good Governance at every level has to be the order of the day at all
times.

Adv. Aires Rodrigues

C/G-2, Shopping Complex

Ribandar Retreat

Ribandar – Goa – 403006

Mobile No: 9822684372

Office Tel  No: (0832) 2444012

Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com



You can also reach me on

Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues

Twitter@rodrigues_aires

www.airesrodrigues.in

[Goanet] Schedule for Friday 17th September 2021

[CCR TV]

CCR TV GOA
Channel of God's love✝

You can also watch CCR TV live on your smartphone via the CCR TV App
Available on Google PlayStore for Android Platform.
Click the link below.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccr.tv4
Email ID:  ccrgoame...@gmail.com

Schedule for  Friday 17th September 2021

12:00 AM
Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries

12:27 AM
Prayer : Benedictus

12:30 AM
Praise & Worship - Magno Menezes - SJVSRC Old Goa

12:50 AM
Song - Rup Mhojem Polloi - Fr Eusico Pereira

12:56 AM
Hymn -Keep up the Faith - Cassini Suiam sj

1:00 AM
Mass in Konkani for Thursday

1:44 AM
Songs - Sonia Shirsat - 3rd Anniv

2:00 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister

2:26 AM
Devacha Utor - 2 Pedru - Avesvor 1 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

2:34 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 61 - Ubuntu  - Fr Pratap Naik sj

2:42 AM
Divine Mercy Chaplet

2:53 AM
Tell me a story - Naomi and Ruth

3:23 AM
Pastoral Letter 2021-22- Talk in English - Fr Albano Fernandes

4:00 AM
Hymn - Holy Cross HS, Siolim

4:04 AM
The Butterfly Song - Rihana Diniz

4:09 AM
Praise and Worship  led by  Domnic Rodrigues

4:40 AM
Apolgetics - Salvation - Talk by Steve Ray

6:07 AM
Our Father - Bengali

6:11 AM
Kumsar - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

6:39 AM
Song - Let's Care for Our Common Home - Fr Tomas Lobo

6:46 AM
Hymn -I will sing - Choir Praise Adonai

6:51 AM
Hymn - Pavitra Hai Prabhu - Savina & Leon Gonsalves

6:57 AM
Sokalchem Magnnem  -  Friday Wk 2 & 4

7:00 AM
Konkani Mass at Archbishops House followed by Jivitacho Prokas

7:45 AM
Morning Prayer  -  Friday Wk 2 & 4

7:50 AM
Music - Abide in Me  followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem

8:20 AM
Devacha Utor - 2 Pedru - Avesvor 1 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

8:28 AM
Loneliness of Jesus - Dr Brenda Nazareth Menezes

9:05 AM
Ganesh Chaturthi and Church Teachings - Sem Melito DCosta

9:12 AM
Psalms  143 - Read by Alfwold Silveira

9:20 AM
Dance  - Students of St Xavier's Academy, Old Goa

9:26 AM
Bhajan - Svargim Devapanim Astam - Fr Glen D'Silva sfx

9:40 AM
Alcoholism - Eddie Fernandes interviews Socorro Coutinho - Testimony

10:07 AM
My Videos -Bhienaka Jezu Astana - Ashliff Correia

10:15 AM
I am the Good Shepherd - Talk by Lavinia Gonsalves

10:36 AM
Hymn - Shepherd of my Soul - Assenca Fernandes

10:40 AM
Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 10

10:46 AM
Tagore's (and our) prayer for India - Nicholas D'Souza

11:12 AM
Youthopia - Sanger Serrao - Saxaphone - interviewed by Richa Carneiro

11:30 AM
Mass in English from Cruz Milagres followed by Daily Flash

12:15 PM
Angelus - English

12:19 PM
CCR TV - 1st Anniversary Concert

2:43 PM
Documentary on Goa Police - DCLA

2:58 PM
Ask Dr Sweezel - How to bandage the ankle.

3:07 PM
Ganesh Chaturthi ani Igorzmateachi Xikovnn - Sem Slater Alemao

3:15 PM
Hymns - Fr Agnel H.S.S. Pilar

3:20 PM
Prayer for India 2

3:23 PM
Prayer : Benedictus

3:26 PM
Magnificat (English)

3:28 PM
Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz

3:30 PM
Deivik Kaklutichi Magnneam

3:40 PM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  159  - Xikpi Xikovpi - Fr Pratap Naik sj

3:48 PM
Tell Me a Story  - Eps 40 - The 10 plagues of Egypt

3:57 PM
Prayer for Vocations

4:00 PM
Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries

4:27 PM
Poem - Jivea Udkachi Zhor by Sandhya Fernandes

4:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 8

5:00 PM
Building faith on the rock of God's Word - Edmund Antao

5:30 PM
Novena  8 - Verna Church

6:30 PM
Aimorechen Magnnem

6:35 PM
Way of the Cross -Padre Pio Friary

7:16 PM
Santam-Bhoktanchim Ladainh

7:25 PM
Our Father - German

7:30 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister

7:56 PM
Hymn  - Jezu Jezu - Stanley Severes

8:00 PM
Jezucheo Tin Tallneo - Fr Pio Furtado sfx

8:15 PM
Praise and Worship Cruz Milagres

8:30 PM
Talk from Cruz Milagres

9:00 PM
Adoration at Cruz Milagres

9:30 PM
Ratchem Magnem

9:47 PM
Devacha Utor - 2 Pedru - Avesvor 2 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza

9:56 PM
Health Matters - Blood Donation - Dr Ravin Rego

10:30 PM
Pastoral Letter 2021-22- Talk in English - Fr Albano Fernandes

11:06 PM
Bhagevont Zuze Vazacho Ters

11:28 PM
Hymn - Mhojea Deva Tum Sorv- Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)

11:31 PM
Career Guidance - Veterinary Science

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[Goanet] Poona, Puna, Pune... some links with Goa

[Frederick Noronha]

>From the blog and posts of Michelle. Wannabe educator, environmentalist,
geek, philosopher, researcher, writer, photographer, gardener, activist,
ambassador for global peace and understanding!

Remembering Joey, Growing Up on Ardeshir Irani Road
https://notsurewhattoblogabout.blogspot.com/2020/08/remembering-joey-growing-up-on-ardeshir.html

michellefrmpuna
https://www.instagram.com/michellefrmpuna/?hl=en

Still miss you everyday Daddy – to my father Albert Mendonca
https://michellebambawale.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/still-miss-you-everyday-daddy-to-my-father-albert-mendonca-4-april-1925-5-june-2006/

ᐧ

[Goanet] What If Only 100 People Existed on Earth?

[Frederick Noronha]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop=UbffuGZHeR0

Re: [Goanet] "Bandra Fair" adapted from the writings of Nirmala Mary Rego.

[Roland Francis]

Look forward to the excerpt from your “Beyond Bandra”.

Roland.

> On Sep 16, 2021, at 4:59 AM, Edwin Fernandes  wrote:
> 
> Hi Roland,
> 
> Delightful narrative. Nirmala Mary Rego was our immediate neighbour in Juhu 
> for over 23 years. 
> You are right. There used to be a lot of fights between the what we used to 
> term ¨Mauvalis¨or Eve Teaser, back then.
> 
> I’m also enclosing a piece on the ¨Bandra Fair of Yore, extracted from my 
> Book: BEYOND BANDRA
> 
> Regards,
> Edwin Fernandes
> 

[Goanet] [Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar] Hofsjökull

[Rajan Parrikar]

Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar has posted a new item, 'Hofsjökull'

Land of glaciers.

Hofsjökull - "temple glacier" - is the largest active volcano and the
third-largest glacier in Iceland. It is the source of major rivers on the
island including its longest, Þjórsá.

In this shot taken from a helicopter, we see the outlet glacial tongue
Múlajökull and glacial rivulets that coalesce in this neighbourhood to give
[...]

You may view the latest post at

https://blog.parrikar.com/2021/09/16/hofsjokull/


Warm regards,

Rajan Parrikar
parri...@yahoo.com

[Goanet] WHAT WE NOW KNOW ABOUT RACE

[eric pinto]

 

  Africans crossed the Sinai around sixty thousand years ago. They evolved into 
three broad physical types,  Turkcic, Coptic and Keltic in the plains and hills 
aroundthe Black Sea. The Copts were further refined into today's Europeans in 
the Kavkas mountains ofArmenia, Georgia and the lesser republics now swallowed 
by Russia. Feel free to say Caucasians.   Turkey, then known as Asea/Asia, sent 
waves of Kaltic and the related Atrusi (Etruscans) into Europeand the Balkans. 
There is a Atrusi Museum in Croatia.   Kaltik mummies in Uzbekistan feature pig 
tails and tartan skirts. Kaltik types live in Nepal and Tibet.   It was the 
expansion of Germanic types that pushed the Celts into Scotland and Wales. 
French Normandy is home to their remnants on Europe's mainland.    The 
relentless Turkcic move east gave us the peopling of Oriental Asia, Siberia and 
the the American continents. A few herd reindeer in Sweden and Norway.     Your 
DNA test will label you Asian. That implies the early Coptic land of 
Turkey/Asea.      Because 'Oriental' is derogatory today, the people of the 
East have borrowed the moniker 'Asian'   
   
 
 
 
When Nazis tried to trace Aryan racemyth in Tibet
   

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[Goanet] Quiz: Vamos lá

[Communicare Trust]

Communicare Trust started organizing a monthly quiz (third Saturday of the
month) totally in Portuguese. The idea is to practice Portuguese in a fun
way.
The participants can be silent spectators or participate actively. Either
way, they will be learning Portuguese in an informal way.
The prize is a 30min informal conversation with a Portuguese national via
zoom.
The first quiz was organized on 24th July being the topics: History,
Geography and General Knowledge
Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwHEGV4Swi8
The second quiz was on Indo-Portuguese history
Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o9aUqOTPZM

and this Saturday, *18th September* we will be organizing the third quiz at
6pm IST. The topic is Geography.

The link is as follows:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3440410619?pwd=UTBCNmhDZDN6eWZpL1JOZjhzdlJzUT09

Meeting ID: 344 041 0619
Passcode: PORTUGUESE

All those who want to practice Portuguese are invited to participate.

I will be your host.

Nalini Elvino de Sousa

Re: [Goanet] Win Some, Lose Some.

[W.F.]

 interesting to read this although am in Gulf Pork is available here... 
mostly from Brazil
On Wednesday, September 15, 2021, 07:56:11 PM GMT+4, Roland Francis 
 wrote:  
 
 That’s what life is all about. Succinctly expressed by a pretty Singaporean 
saleswoman when I told her the shirt she was selling me was much lesser in 
price than the same one I bought somewhere else.

But this time I am referring to food, specifically pork, not clothes.

In Amboli, Bombay once, it was plentiful. East Indian families would slaughter 
their yard-bred animals often, spread the word in the village and sell you 
whatever cuts you wanted. Tasty porkies, who knows what they were fed. 

If you wanted a leitão, you had only to make a weekend trip to Mount Poinsur, 
Borivali and buy the little fellows from the priests and families that bred and 
sold them there. 100 bucks for a ten pounder, circa 1970. 

Then I went to the Gulf. Initially there was as much pork as you wanted, coming 
from Denmark and England. Well packed, presented and sold in the chiller aisles 
of big supermarkets. Then all of a sudden the Emir became sanctimonious 
(perhaps his new found friendship with the Saudi king made it imperative) and 
notice was given that no pork would be sold in Qatar. Those were great days. 
The sellers had to get rid of their stock quickly and we had a ball. Towards 
the end, good pork was almost given away. After that it was famine for pork. 
The only way you could get it was bringing it back from your India trip and 
sneaking it past the Doha customs or meet a Filipino seaman from a ship 
touching the port who smuggled and sold it to you. The Qatari custom officers 
were good then. Depending on their mood, if they knew you were Christian and 
carrying a modest amount, they would either wink and let you go or throw it in 
a special bin as if for confiscation and when things were quieter, make their 
Indian helpers empty the binned pork into the trunk of their Mercedes cars.

Then when I came to Canada, it was back from feast to famine to feast again. 
Ontario pork, although not as fine as Goan pork once in taste, was hygienic, 
succulent and pleasing to the eye. All at a very good price. The Chinese went 
one step further. They sold you all you needed for sorpotel - blood, lungs, 
liver, heart. Not to mention brain and tongue.

A similar tale played out, though in dissimilar sequence, with fresh  fish and 
shrimp. Feasts in Bombay, Goa and Qatar, but famine in Toronto. We do get all 
the fish you may want here, but none of it is fresh, all frozen or farmed.

Roland.
Toronto.

  

Re: [Goanet] "Bandra Fair" adapted from the writings of Nirmala Mary Rego.

[Edwin Fernandes]

Hi Roland,

Delightful narrative. Nirmala Mary Rego was our immediate neighbour in Juhu for 
over 23 years. 
You are right. There used to be a lot of fights between the what we used to 
term ¨Mauvalis¨or Eve Teaser, back then.

I’m also enclosing a piece on the ¨Bandra Fair of Yore, extracted from my Book: 
BEYOND BANDRA

Regards,
Edwin Fernandes


> On 16 Sep 2021, at 03:28, Roland Francis  wrote:
> 
> https://youtu.be/4TMLm446LZE
> 
> He doesn’t mention the fights that occurred with the “heros” that came to the 
> fair. 
> 
> Betcha the narrator would be one of them.
> 
> Roland. 
> Toronto.
> 

[Goanet] Cow Urine is Good .....Construct a MOO-LOO .....Teach Calves Konkoni

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/researchers-potty-trained-young-cows-a-promising-measure-to-reduce-greenhouse-gases-180978687/

Article by


*David Kindy *

Daily Correspondent

September 15, 2021 3:28 p.m.
Researchers Potty Trained Young Cows, a Promising Measure to Reduce
Greenhouse Gases

One cow pees up to eight gallons a day; training them is easy, and
capturing and treating the waste could make a difference  *September 15 ,
2021 3:28 p.m.

Implications for Coan CALVES in GOALAND

They have to learn the language and know how count

The PWD in Goa will have to stop having ZEBRA Crossing instead there will
be COW CROSSING in Saffron colours

Grandolfo

*Makongo Juu new COWWAY (Spelled Cowway)*

--

Enticed by a sweet treat, a cow learns to use the "MooLoo," a latrine for
cattle, where excrement can be collected. The only question is: can this
technique work on a larger scale?

Its easier to potty train calves than Children Who Knew Scientist knew it
turns out  They discovered this while looking for ways to reduce harmful
gases in farms ,,, and could use the excrement for fertilizers   Lindsay
Matthews , an animal behavioral scientist taught calves to use the the
“MooLoo”—a latrine for cattle.Lindsay Matthews, an animal behavioral
scientist at the University of Auckland
 and
one of the authors of a study published in the peer-reviewed journal *Current
Biology*

.






Microbes in the soil convert ammonia into nitrous oxide, which comprises
seven percent of all greenhouse gasses in the United States, according to
the Environmental Protection Agency
.

[Goanet] Kawe (Actually Cow Way from Pugu Stat to Cornbeef .No Nobel Prize

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

Yours was the first Message..since you get so much money from your
investments you do not need the Nobel Prize Money.

Additionally you state that the cow poop is subsidized by the US Government

Then you shock  Filomena, by telling her that a Multinational markets Cow
urine is available on Amazon and eBay in every form and shape but the real
money is in cow poop.?

I am writing on behalf of all cows. First buy Cow Papers , the Chinese are
prepared to establish several factories, one in Bardez another in Kepem,
Toronto Quebec and Br Columbia and Texas. Then the cows will be taught a
language. Finally a Cow Cluster will open Gas Stations .So you drive up
the automobile close your eyes cow on duty does the work .if the driver
or occupants want some milk that is also available

The Maasai are impressed with my suggestion.they will present me with a
Shaking Speare ...gold tipped and the stick made of a blackwood has silver
gripwire grips.

Tanzania has probably got more cows apart  from Nigeria .Energy wise it
could bring transformation in Sukumaland

Also I have been both in a Gogo and a Maasai Tembe.there were no flies
.the ammonia was keeping them away.

Grandolfo

In Makongo Juu not far from a KAWE

PS If the British Soldiers during WW II did not get their CORN BEEF they
would have lost the WAR

 Message: 1 Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2021 02:09:20 + (UTC)

From: Mervyn Lobo 
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Subject: Re: [Goanet] Cows can be toilet-trained?

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 Filomena,Cow urine is available on Amazon and eBay in every form and shape
but the real money is in cow poop.?

I own a few shares in a firm that takes cow dung and turns it into gas. The
stock price went up five fold this year - mainly because the richest man on
earth - the guy who pays 50 cents for everything that is worth a dollar
bought options for shares at? twice the price it is trading now.
Oh, BTW, the US govt subsidizes the firm to collect cow poop and convert it
into gas.