[Goanet-news]14 JULY 2004: GOACOM DAILY NEWS CLIPPINGS
## # Would you like to discuss the news? Your comments are of interest! # # Post your comments, feed-back, opionion to [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # Please keep your discussion/tone polite, to reflect respect to others # ## GOACOM DAILY NEWS CLIPPINGS 14 July 2004 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Utram bhou zobordost munxeakullan vapur kelelim noxeachim voktam. (Words are the most powerful drugs used by mankind.) domnic fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] GOACOM VIDEO NEWS http://www.goacom.com/news GoaNEWS-10 Jul-08-04: H I G H L I G H T S: * Naval Airport open for 24 hours: Flag Commanding Officer * Service tax levied to burden the common man, stock market brokers unhappy with the budget. KARWAR BOATS HAVE FIELD DAY: Off the Goan coast, it is once again a joyous ride for motorised fishing boats from Majali, Karwar to catch fish during the period of ban. They had done this last year and also in 2002 with subdued silence, but it seems this time they are doing it in a planned and systematic manner...The boats venture up to the Talpona coast and the catch consists of the prized solar shrimps, pomfrets, mackerels, sharks and other varieties and they are offloaded at remote places at Devbag, Tilmati beach in Karwar. The remote beaches of Dabel and Vaturem in Loliem-Polem have also come quite safe for the mechanised boats. (H) SOLAR SHRIMPS: If fish from across the State`s borders ensured the markets did not go dry this moon, Tuesday (July 13) turned out to be different: the much-sought after prized Solar shrimp made its way for the first time in the local fish markets, since the ban on mechanised fishing came into force on June 10...Inquiries with the fisherwomen revealed that catch of the prized shrimp came mostly from Velsao. Others said the shrimp was netted in small quantities using the traditional rampon along Salcete's coastal belt. (H) DRY RUN FOR SKY BUS: The dry run of the Sky Bus will be conducted by the end of this month, said KRC managing director B Rajaram while speaking to GT representative. Rajaram stated that 500 metres of the track is nearing completion even as all allied work in this regard is being expedited so as to complete the entire project in time... `France has evinced keen interest in the whole project while some corporate bodies are following suit,` he said describing the project being economically feasible, technologically sound and safe. (GT) PANCHAYATS CAN NOW SPEND ON STREET LIGHTS: Village panchayats can now spend upto Rs. One lakh on street lighting per annum even as the Electricity department has plans to set up street lights maintenance divisions for better service to the villagers, Power Minister Digambar Kamat informed the Assembly. Hitherto, panchayats had a Rs.25,000 limit on expenditure on electrical fixtures and spares. (H) TENANCY ACT AMENDMENT: Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said on July 13 that a few minor amendments will have to be made to the Agricultural Tenancy Act and the Mundkar Act to help expedite the quasi-judicial and judicial cases instituted under these two major land reform laws of the State. (H) POWER DEPT REVENUE: The Power Minister, Mr Digambar Kamat, informed the house that the revenue collected the electricity department during the year 2003-04 was Rs.592.73 crore while that for the year 2004-05 up till May was Rs.107.38. (NT) ILLEGAL CONSTRUCTIONS: The Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Parrikar told the Assembly on July 13 that two deputy collectors will be assigned only to look after the illegal constructions and encroachment on government land. He also said that the government will make an amendment to the Goa Panchayati Raj bill for making a provision to act tough against the illegal constructions. (NT) COACHING CLASSES: The announcement by the Director of Education on the proposal to streamline private coaching classes has put officials of the Zonal Education offices in a tight spot. Bereft of any circular or code, officials attached to the Margao zonal office are at pains to process the applications for registration received from the representatives of coaching classes. (H) GOA SADAN: The House of the state legislative assembly adopted a budgetary demand on Goa Sadan, amounting to Rs.85 lakh. Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Parrikar, said the state government by next six months will begin the construction work on the new Goa Sadan building at Chanakyapuri in New Delhi. (NT) CHAPEL OPPOSITE SIDNEY HOSPITAL: PWD Minister Sudin Dhavlikar told the House that the chapel opposite Dr Pinto do Rosario maternity hospital Porvorim would `not be touched` in view of the four-laning of the National Highway. He was replying to a matter by Aldona MLA Dayanand Narvekar, who said due to the `unscientific cutting` of the hill, thee are apprehensions in the minds of the people that the 400-year-old chapel
[Goanet-news]GOANVOICE-UK: Goan Ghetto, Kenyan youth culture... etc
## # Would you like to discuss the news? Your comments are of interest! # # Post your comments, feed-back, opionion to [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # Please keep your discussion/tone polite, to reflect respect to others # ## From [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Fri Jul 9 02:35:36 2004 Newsletter. Issue 2004-25. Jul 08, 2004 Printer Friendly Version COMMUNITY NEWS Goan Ghetto is a group to connect young Goans in London. They have frequent outings to many fun places in London. The Goan Ghetto msn group is for discussions and arranging these outings. They have members between the ages of 12 and 21,who are Goans or people who have an affinity to Goans. Membership is free and new members are welcome. The main Managers are Savio D'Sa (aka Savy D) [EMAIL PROTECTED] and Jonathan Da Cruz (aka JD). [EMAIL PROTECTED] Goan Ghetto is modelled on the older and mature YLGS (Young London Goans Society) but is targeted at a younger age group. Goan Ghetto started in February 2003 with a small number of young Goans and has now grown to over 150 members. Check out the group at http://www.goan-ghetto.tk/ Please forward the message to your friends and family. 7 Jul. Pacific News Service. (San Francisco). Headline: As Censorship Weakens, Kenyan Youth Culture Takes Off. Excerpts: From her studio in downtown Nairobi, 25-year-old radio disc jockey Eve D'Souza [ex Mombasa] has a good perspective on the tastes of young Kenyans. D'Souza says that until a few years ago, her show was filled exclusively with Tupac, Dr. Dre and othe r U.S. artists. But Kenya's music scene has exploded in recent years. D'Souza welcomes the change. We're finally becoming serious about local music, and being proud of being Kenyan, she says. 915 words click here. 7 May. BBC. Another outstanding performer is our next award winner - Best Female Presenter - Eve D'Souza, a DJ on Nairobi's Capital FM, and her daily programme 'Hits Not Homework' Best Show, in Kenya's CHAT awards. Not only does she have a great voice, to her teenage audience she is a friend and role model. http://db.bbc.co.uk/radio4/factual/aworldinyourear.shtml 2 Jul. Nunatsiaq News (Canada). Former Managing Editor Patricia D'Souza came first in the best features page competition for her story on the memorial service held for Joamie School last July. She also won the prize for best photo essay, for pictures of a gathering of Nunavut and Nunavik elders. [Patricia D'Souza is now editor of THIS magazine - see http://www.track0.com/ogwc/archives/000353.html] 6 Jul. The Globe and Mail (Canada). Headline: A group of shareholders in Infolink Technologies Ltd. has asked an Ontario court to remove the company's chief executive officer and the entire board of directors. The legal move by investors comes a month after Cesar Correia, Infolink's CEO, confirmed that he killed his abusive father in 1984 and was convicted of manslaughter. Mr. Correia received a 10-month sentence and was granted a pardon in 1996. For full text, 553 words, click here [For the earlier report and photo see Newsletter issue 2004-21] 8 Jul. The Globe and Mail. Judge appoints monitor to investigate Infolink. For text, 435 words, click here. 7 Jul. Northwich Guardian, Cheshire, UK. Ben and Maggie Lowther are heartbroken after immigration authorities refused to allow Maggie's s ister to come for a holiday from Goa. They are appealing to the immigration authorities to let Sandra Fernandes, 22, come to Northwich on compassionate grounds as she needs a break after spending all her time looking after her 37-year old brother Sebastian, who has severe disabilities. Maggie came to England four years ago from Goa and works at Valerie's Beauty Salon in Witton Street. 286 words. http://www.thisischeshire.co.uk/cheshire/northwich/news/NORTHWICH_NEWS1.html 5 Jul. Publico (Portugal). Dr Edgar Valles, a Goan and a lawyer since 1977 provides free online advice regarding Portuguese Civil law. Dr Valles is the Odivelas' Local Government Assembly President and also Vice President of th e Goan Association of Portugal. [Text in Portuguese] Go to http://ultimahora.publico.pt/edgar.asp Then select the appropriate Ultimas perguntas (foot of the page) Then select Pergunte to open up the enquiry form. 2 Jul. The Guardian. Excerpt: There has never been a black or Asian high court judge in England and Wales; a survey by the Labour MP Keith Vaz showed the full-time senior judiciary is no more ethnically diverse now than when Labour took office in 1997. http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1252164,00.html A seven month initiative between Arista and Film London is taking 10 new Black and Minority Ethnic screenwriters through a process of professional development - building screenwriting craft skills, developing a film or TV
[Goanet]disapointed
## # If Goanet stops reaching you, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # Want to check the archives? http://www.goanet.org/pipermail/goanet/# # Please keep your discussion/tone polite, to reflect respect to others # ## - Forwarded message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- -- Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 17:13:45 + From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To whom it may concern,... I'm a little bit pissed of,..everyday i get your online paper in my mailbox...(and mostly every day i read it with much pleasure.) Except for the last few days! The half of India is flooded,millions of people are homeless and the only things that you guys are (apparently) intrested in is football and local shmuzery??? I know that the horrible weather conditions are not exactly destroying goa but a bit more consideration for your fellow countrymen and a bit more about the situation would be very welcome. Where is the Ghandi in each of us?? Oh yes,...we've putted him on our banknotes,..disgracefull Anyway, Regards, Kali - End forwarded message -
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Re: [R] Permutations
As Erich points out, there is some question as to what the original problem really is but lets assume its as Erich describes. Then, to get a random ordered permutation we just get a random permutation of 12 elements and sort the intra-block elements like this: c(apply(matrix(sample(12,12),3),2,sort)) Note that there are 12! = 479,001,600 permutations of 12 elements and 3!^4 = 1,296 of those permutations correspond to each ordered permutation so there are 479,001,600 / 1,296 = 369,600 ordered permutations in all. Erich Neuwirth erich.neuwirth at univie.ac.at writes: : : Perhaps what you want might better be described as : ordered partitions? : : Is what you want the following: : : We study sequences of length 12 and divide them in : 4 segments : position 1 2 3, position 4 5 6, : position 7 8 9, position 10 11 12, : : Find all permutation sequences of the numbers 1 to 12 : with the property that all segment sequences : are monotonically increasing. : : I think that produces what you need. : Since the segments are ordered, you avoid intra-block permutations. : : If that is what you want, writing a recursive function should not be : too hard. : : Jordi Altirriba Gutirrez wrote: : : Dear R users, : Im a beginner user of R and Ive a problem with permutations that I : dont know how to solve. Ive 12 elements in blocks of 3 elements and I : want only t Re: [R] Permutations Gabor Grothendieck Reply via email to
