[Goanet] The Goan Inter-Village Soccer Leauge (The Gaudencio Fernandes Memorial Cup) - CANADA
The Goan Inter-Village Soccer Leauge (The Gaudencio Fernandes Memorial Cup) - CANADA 2005 Playoff Finals Between: Loutulim Goatees v/s Parra Sports Date: Saturday, 24 Sept. 2005 Time: 12:00 noon Location: Centennial Stadium Toronto Admission: Adults: $3.00 Children under 12: Free 2005 Intervillage Schedule All TeamsAguada WavesAldona Shooting StarsBogmalo S. C.Calangute All GraphicsColva S. C.Loutulim GoateesMapuca MaraudersMargao SimbaNavelim S.C.Panjim TigersParra S.C. 2005 Intervillage Season Schedule No# Date Time Field Home Score Visitor Score 2005001 May 15, 2005 11:30 TCI Bogmalo S. C. 2 Aldona Shooting Stars 0 2005002 May 15, 2005 01:00 TCI Aguada Waves 1 Navelim S.C. 0 2005003 May 15, 2005 02:30 TCI Mapuca Marauders 2 Panjim Tigers 1 2005004 May 15, 2005 04:00 TCI Margao Simba 3 Parra S.C. 1 2005005 May 15, 2005 05:30 TCI Loutulim Goatees 0 Calangute All Graphics 3 2005006 May 29, 2005 11:30 TCI Calangute All Graphics 3 Mapuca Marauders 0 2005007 May 29, 2005 01:00 TCI Navelim S.C. 0 Aldona Shooting Stars 1 2005008 May 29, 2005 02:30 TCI Margao Simba 2 Colva S. C. 1 2005009 May 29, 2005 04:00 TCI Loutulim Goatees 3 Aguada Waves 1 2005010 May 29, 2005 05:30 TCI Bogmalo S. C. 3 Panjim Tigers 0 2005015 June 5, 2005 11:30 TCI Aldona Shooting Stars 0 Calangute All Graphics 0 2005012 June 5, 2005 01:00 TCI Aguada Waves 1 Margao Simba 3 2005013 June 5, 2005 02:30 TCI Navelim S.C. 0 Loutulim Goatees 3 2005014 June 5, 2005 04:00 TCI Parra S.C. 3 Panjim Tigers 0 2005011 June 5, 2005 05:30 TCI Colva S. C. 1 Bogmalo S. C. 3 2005016 June 12, 2005 11:30 TCI Mapuca Marauders 1 Aldona Shooting Stars 2 2005017 June 12, 2005 01:00 TCI Margao Simba 4 Panjim Tigers 0 2005018 June 12, 2005 02:30 TCI Aguada Waves 2 Calangute All Graphics 5 2005019 June 12, 2005 04:00 TCI Bogmalo S. C. 0 Parra S.C. 0 2005020 June 12, 2005 05:30 TCI Navelim S.C. 1 Colva S. C. 0 2005021 June 19, 2005 11:30 TCI Calangute All Graphics 0 Navelim S.C. 0 2005022 June 19, 2005 01:00 TCI Panjim Tigers 0 Loutulim Goatees 5 2005023 June 19, 2005 02:30 TCI Margao Simba 3 Bogmalo S. C. 0 2005024 June 19, 2005 04:00 TCI Colva S. C. 5 Mapuca Marauders 1 2005025 June 19, 2005 05:30 TCI Parra S.C. 1 Aguada Waves 1 2005026 June 26, 2005 11:30 TCI Parra S.C. 4 Mapuca Marauders 1 2005027 June 26, 2005 01:00 TCI Loutulim Goatees 6 Colva S. C. 0 2005028 June 26, 2005 02:30 TCI Panjim Tigers 0 Aldona Shooting Stars 2 2005029 June 26, 2005 04:00 TCI Bogmalo S. C. 1 Calangute All Graphics 0 2005030 June 26, 2005 05:30 TCI Navelim S.C. 1 Margao Simba 3 2005031 July 10, 2005 11:30 TCI Aldona Shooting Stars 0 Margao Simba 1 2005032 July 10, 2005 01:00 TCI Aguada Waves 0 Bogmalo S. C. 4 2005033 July 10, 2005 02:30 TCI Colva S. C. 1 Calangute All Graphics 2 2005034 July 10, 2005 04:00 TCI Navelim S.C. 2 Mapuca Marauders 2 2005035 July 10, 2005 05:30 TCI Parra S.C. 1 Loutulim Goatees 1 2005036 July 24, 2005 11:30 TCI Loutulim Goatees 2 Margao Simba 1 2005037 July 24, 2005 01:00 TCI Panjim Tigers 2 Navelim S.C. 1 2005038 July 24, 2005 02:30 TCI Bogmalo S. C. 3 Mapuca Marauders 0 2005039 July 24, 2005 04:00 TCI Colva S. C. 0 Parra S.C. 2 2005040 July 24, 2005 05:30 TCI Aldona Shooting Stars 1 Aguada Waves 0 2005041 August 7, 2005 11:30 TCI Aguada Waves 3 Colva S. C. 0 2005042 August 7, 2005 01:00 TCI Aldona Shooting Stars 0 Parra S.C. 0 2005043 August 7, 2005 02:30 TCI Margao Simba 8 Mapuca Marauders 0 2005044 August 7, 2005 04:00 TCI Loutulim Goatees 2 Bogmalo S. C. 1 2005045 August 7, 2005 05:30 TCI Calangute All Graphics 4 Panjim Tigers 1 2005046 August 14, 2005 11:30 TCI Panjim Tigers 1 Aguada Waves 3 2005047 August 14, 2005 01:00 TCI Colva S. C. 0 Aldona Shooting Stars 2 2005048 August 14, 2005 02:30 TCI Parra S.C. 4 Navelim S.C. 0 2005049 August 14, 2005 04:00 TCI Calangute All Graphics 0 Margao Simba 1 2005050 August 14, 2005 05:30 TCI Mapuca Marauders 0 Loutulim Goatees 9 2005051 August 21, 2005 11:30 TCI Mapuca Marauders 1 Aguada Waves 9 2005052 August 21, 2005 01:00 TCI Panjim Tigers 0 Colva S. C. 2 2005053 August 21, 2005 02:30 TCI Calangute All Graphics 0 Parra S.C. 2 2005054 August 21, 2005 04:00 TCI Aldona Shooting Stars 1 Loutulim Goatees 1 2005055 August 21, 2005 05:30 TCI Navelim S.C. 1 Bogmalo S. C. 5 2005 Cup
[Goanet] Comedian Philip to recreate his magic for Dubai audience in "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" Musical Show on 22nd Sept.
Comedian Philip to recreate his magic for Dubai audience in "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" Konkani Musical Show Kuwait's top artistes Marcus Vaz, Querobina Carvalho, Sylvester Vaz, Laurente Pereira and Comedian Philip together with Goa's professional singers: Felcy, Anthony San, Lawry Travasso, Aniceto de Santa Cruz, Comedian Augustinho Temudu, Comedian Peter da Costa and Francis de Tuem together with Goan music director: Norman Cardozo, arrived in Dubai. They were warmly received by the organizers on Tuesday and Wednesday at Dubai International Airport. Comedian Philip and his troupe will combine with UAE-based Goan stage artistes and singers to present the rip-roaring musical show "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol". The show will be directed by Comedian Philip and will be staged tomorrow (Thursday, 22nd September 2005 at 8:30 p.m.) at Al-Nasr Leisureland (Open Air Poolside) - Dubai. For reservations and more info, please contact the organizers: Gabby de Chandor 050-5943504 or Rafael 050-4563731. Tickets will also be available at Goa's new food outlet in Dubai: Goan Ambott-Tik Restaurant or email [EMAIL PROTECTED] Links: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gulf-goans/message/6643 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gulf-goans/message/6218 Gulf-Goans e-Newsletter Exclusive publicity by:www.goa-world.com & www.goanet.org __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Why is Konkani written as Konknni by organizations promoting KONKANI (CONCANIM)
It is quite astonishing that Goans who love Konkani coin sometimes funny words to promote Konkani (Concanim), e.g. TSKK Thomas Stephens Konknni Kendr Also it would be interesting to STOP why the FIRs at written in Marathi (instead of Konkani/Hindi or English) at Goa's Police Stations. Konkani uloi, Konkani boroi ani Konkani dusreakui xikoi. AlmeidaG(ji) __ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Re: AICHEA DISSAK CHINTOP - Setembrachi 21vi, 2005!
Shouldn't the translation be re-written thus in Konkani: Bolaiki voktanim mellonam. Ti mellta monanchea xantikaien, kalzachea boreaponnan, ani otmeachea sovostkaien. Hans'so, gorabeacho mog, ixttagottichea moipasan ani Devachea kurpean mellta. Have a nice break and weekend Mr. Domnic. AlmeidaG(ji) ___ Best wishes to Comedian Philip and his troupe. Musical Show in Dubai "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol". Thursday, 22nd Sept. 2005 at Al-Nasr Leisureland at 8:30 p.m. __ AICHEA DISSAK CHINTOP - Setembrachi 21vi, 2005! Tue Sep 20 21:29:55 PDT 2005 Bolaiqi voktan mellonam. Ti montiche sovkasaien mellta; kallzan sovkasai, othmeachi sovkasai. Ti hanxean ani kuttumb ixttanchea ani Devachea mogan mellta. (Health doesnt come from medicine. It comes from peace of mind; peace in the heart, peace of soul. It comes from laughter and love of family of friends and of God.) Moi-mogan, Domnic Fernandes Anjuna/Dhahran, KSA __ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] "Undrachea ragan ghorak uzo lainakat!"
"Aplim patkam dhampta to kedinch sukhi zauchonam, punn aplim patkam Deva hujir ollkhun gheta ani tim soddun dita, taka doia melltoli." Mhonn'nneo (Opari) AlmeidaG(ji) "Undrachea ragan ghorak uzo lainakat!" Moi-mogan, Domnic Fernandes Anjuna/Dhahran, KSA __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Wanted Goan strikers...... by ARMSTRONG VAZ
Wanted Goan strikers... -by ARMSTRONG VAZ Goals are the ultimate test of superiority in football. Ultimately the goals count. How you play on a day or how you dominate the entire ninety minutes duration of the match are inconsequential in comparison to the final result. So the focus is on the strikers to deliver the goods, goods in the form of goals. The strikers will be in focus as the Goa Professional Football League kicks from 18th September 2005 at two venues - Duler Grounds Mapusa and Tilak Maidan Vasco. The strikers take the blame for missing one or many chance and get the attention when they create chances out of thin air. Breaking through the heart of the defense of rival teams is an art and technique which is improved to perfection through sheer practice. A striker is one who has to get a hang of when to release the ball and when to hold on. The class of a player is writ large on his football frame in his releasing the ball at an appropriate time. Selling a dummy, the quick body feints the turning and twisting to beat the defenders is all part of the strikers armory. The Andrews, Bernard, Barettos, Coutinhos, Crastos, Cataos and Domnics have all been part of household names as one reel of Goan strikers who set the fire going on the goal on the football scene. Goan football, by and large, Indian football has been struggling to get a hold of quality strikers in the last five years. The net result - Goan clubs have been looking up to foreign players and resources from outside the state to fortify the loose ends in the strike force. After the exit of Bruno Coutinho, none of the Goan strikers have been able to make a impact on the national scene. East Bengal medio Alvito DCunha, who started as a striker, has since shifted to midfield and none of the Goans have been able to rise to command the respect and instill a fear in the opposition defense and goalkeepers. Gone are the days when a Bruno Coutinho, Roy Baretto, Gasper Crasto, Sarto Baptista, Ignatius Dias, Bento Andrew, Catao Fernandes, Domnic DSouza, Andrew DSouza, Bernard DSouza ruled the roost in Goan Football. Now the Singhs and other players are the ones found dangerous when it comes to enjoying positions up front in the strike force. In the current season Dempo Sports Club have in their ranks a promising striker Joaquim Abranches. Abranches, who started as an under-20 player with Churchill Bros last season has the built and gifted qualities of a class striker. The lanky striker who has turned twenty this season is one player Dempo coach Armando Colaco has taken utmost care to groom for the future challenges. Abranches has showed enough glimpses of his attacking qualities this season and his brace against Sporting Clube de Goa is a grim reminder to the opposition and his fans that he has come of age. Sebestian Endro is another dangerous customer in the Dempo camp. He will be one of the strikers to watch out for in the Goa professional league. Endowed with speed, Endro will take full benefit of any slack in speed on the part of rival defenders. Dempo strike work-load will also be shared between Isfaq Ahmed. The Kashmiri born lad, who, along with ex-Mohan Bagan Meher Ur Din started the practice of Kashmiris moving out of the state and playing in other parts of India. They will look forward in scoring more goals against their names. In the Salgaocar camp, Jyothi Kumar looks the live wire upfront along with Samson Singh. Talented under-20 player Bevan DMello will get his chance in-between to prove his worth, and so will Agnelo Baretto. Aseem will shoulder the additional responsibility of delivering goals for Salgaocar coach Shabbir Ali. In the Fransa camp, seasoned campaigner Alex Ambrose will carry the workload. Alex, a Tata Football Academy product, after showing the initial promise has seen himself faded into (almost) oblivion with his inconsistent performance. At Sporting Club de Goa, Mohd Nizam, the recruit from Delhi will try to have a go at the competition but it remains to be seen how he copes up to the pressure. Agnelo Gomes will hopefully deliver the knock-out punch to the opposition with his speedy runs. Another young striker who will go under the scanner will be Sesa Goa Football Academy product Lector Caido. At Vasco Sports Club Anthony Perieira was the cynosure of all eyes in last years Goa Professional League but could not come up with the same level of consistent goal scoring in the National Football League. The Navelim based striker would have to repeat the same feat under a new coach and under an entire bunch of young players to maintain his rating as one of the emerging strikers in the state. In the Churchill camp, Freddy Mascarenhas showed enough recovery after a major road accident which even forced his way into the selection camp of the National football team. The former Salgoacar striker could maintain the same level of consistency after coming into the latter stages of the league after mi
[Goanet] Comedian Philip's Musical Show in Kuwait tomorrow
"TUM VHOIR AUM SOKOL" Konkani Musical Show in Kuwait on 16th Sept. 2004 The final countdown .. Comedian Philip with Professional Music Directors: Norman Cardoz (Goa), Shuhu Almeida & Adrian Gomes (Kuwait) with Sound & Light Effects by Spiders, and Nicholas Rodrigues & Joaquim Rodriques as Project Coordinators are all geared up to present the long awaited Konkani Musical Show in Kuwait P.V. Productions' "TUM VHOIR AUM SOKOL". Selected Cast: >From Goa: Felcy, Anthony San, Francis de Tuem, Lawry Travasso, Anicet de Santa Cruz, Comedian Augustinho, Comedian Peter da Costa, Francis de Tuem. >From U.K.: Tommy (Jr. Nelson) Joins a Galaxy of Konkani Lovers' Favourites from the cream of Goans and Mangaloreans from Kuwait. Konkani palkar tujea moladik vavr-ak sodanch Devacho axirvad ascho. Wishing Comedian Philip and his troupe all the very best for P.V. Productions' Musical Show: Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol. Francis de Verna President, Kuwait-Goa Tiatristanchi Sonsvtha (KGTS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] MOGALL PHILIP BAB, KOSSO ASSAI RE ANI KHOXI CHOLTAT TUJEA SHOWACHI PRACTICES, SOZMOTAM IT WILL BE ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS IN KUWAIT TILL DATE. I DONT KNOW IF YOU KNOW OR REMEMBER THE SHOW EKVOTACHEM FOLL PRESENTED BY UTORDEKARS IN KAIFAN HALL IN EARLY EIGHTYS. HOPE YOUR SHOW WILL BE SOMETHING LIKE THAT. WELL MY FRIEND ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR BOTH THE SHOWS, AND WISH YOU GOOD LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE WORKS TOO. MOG ASSUN DHI. REKAD DHI MOJE SEZARI IXXTAK MARCUS VAZ AK, TOXENCH LAURENTIK. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL VINCENT S. PEREIRA UTORDA MOLLARvincent salvador pereira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Good luck for the show and all the best Best wisher. >From Greater London armando d'souza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Dear Philip Bab, This is Laurie M from Kuwait. I wish you and your troupe ALL THE BEST in your Musical Show on Friday. God Bless You all. Regards, Laurie Miranda (Kuwait). [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bab Philip, Your choice of giving a chance to M.Luis, Leena, Braz de Parra, Ignatius de Xelvon and Zoro shows your great interest to continue the tradition of Konkani stage with the young generation artistes. Best wishes for your Musical presentation. Dominic Araujo President - Kala Mogui Kuwait [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: The visiting Artistes from Goa and U.K. and to all our friends in Kuwait A warm welcome! A small note to wish Comedian Philip all success for his musical show. Alberto F. (Camp Arifjan) - Kuwait (Email withheld on request) - Forwarded by http://www.goa-world.com __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Goa Airport issue: public meeting called today (14th Sept. 2005)
Airport issue: public meeting called today NT News Service / The Navhind Times Margao Sept 13, 2005: The South Goa Lok Sabha member, Mr Churchill Alemao has now decided to take his crusade against the proposed Mopa airport to the streets and for he has given the call for a public meeting on September 14, besides setting up of an action committee to oppose the project and chalk out future course of action. The meeting convened by Mr Alemao is likely to be attended by most stakeholders of Goas tourism industry taxi divers, hotel staff, shack owners and others. The meeting will decide the strategy to be adopted for highlighting the need to upgrade the existing Dabolim airport over the proposed Mopa project. Mr Alemao stated that this meeting to be held at Adarsh hall would be a small step towards tackling this serious issue and protecting the interests of Goa and Goans. If people want the Dabolim airport to continue and be upgraded, then I am always there for them, Mr Alemao revealed. To a query on the entire issue acquiring political dimensions, the South Goa MP shot back saying, there is no politics involved here. I am an MP due to the people who voted for me and the same goes for the MLAs. Mr Alemao opined that it was the duty of an elected representative to go as per the wishes of the electorate. Calling for a decision that would benefit Goa alone and not Maharashtra and some vested interests from Goa, Mr Alemao stated that the Dabolim airport was already been accorded international status and the funds sanctioned. It is only an upgrade that is required as against building the entire infrastructure, he said. The South Goa MP took a dig at his party colleague and the Pernem MLA, Mr Jeetendra Deshprabhu and remarked the only Goan beneficiaries of the Mopa project will be Mr Jeetendra Deshprabhus family and some industrialists and hoteliers. He revealed that he had received a lot of letters expressing support for the cause. Mr Alemao opined that barring certain politicians like the Cortalim MLA, Mr Mathany Saldanha and former minister, Dr Wilfred Misquita, most others were quite on the issue. They need to remember that being elected representatives it was their dharma to protect voters interests, or else they will be shunted out by the same electorate, he observed. To another query, Mr Alemao denied that he was on a confrontation path with his party. The interests of my electorate are equally important for me to take care of, he informed further adding that even if his party expels him for this it was okay with him. Explaining his point further Mr Alemao disclosed that he learnt of a steering committee set up by the state government comprising of the Chief Minister and Mr Deshprabhu among others only through news reports. I was not aware of decisions taken by this steering committee as I am not a member, the two-time MP revealed. In a lighter vein he added that perhaps his omission as a member was his known opposition to the Mopa project. The former minister, Dr Wilfred Misquita also present at the press briefing stated that an impression had been created that there was no land available in and around present airport for expansion plans. On the contrary there is plenty of land available. And this false impression is being created by a few Goans having a non-caring attitude, he revealed. Dr Misquita opined that people are supreme and they should be respected. - Forwarded by http://www.goa-world.com This first of its kind Gulf-Goans e-newsletter is dedicated to Goans around the Globe. http://www.goa-world.com/ Team, moderated by Almeida Gaspar since 1994 & presented by Ulysses Menezes, owner of http://www.goa-world.com website. Comedian Philip's mega musical show with a JUMBO cast "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" in Kuwait on 16th Sept. 3:30 pm at Hawalli A/C Hall, Kuwait. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Kuwait's Popular Konkani Singer ...... for Philip's Musical Show "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol"
Kuwait's Popular Konkani Singer .. for Philip's Musical Show "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" KUWAIT'S POPULAR KONKANI SINGER This popular singer, when on stage, has a few surprises for the audience. His last song titled "Zoro's Mobile Bar" was an instant hit with the tiatr audience a few weeks back. Yes, you have guessed it right. He is Zoro from Assolna, Salcette. As a student at the famous Guardian Angel High School, Sanvordem, he grew a likeness for acting and singing. Zoro started composing and singing Konkani songs for tiatrs organized in Assolna. Like his father, Antonio, Zoro sings humorous and comedy songs. He got an opportunity to land in Kuwait in 1992. "My first stage appearance in Kuwait was for my village organization, Assolna-Velim-Cuncolim (AVC) football club", he says it proudly. Within a brief period, he has sung songs for Konkani events like tiatrs, one-act plays, musical shows as well as for the annual "Goa Day" in Kuwait. Zoro is a member of the Kuwait-Goa Tiatristanchi Sonsvtha (KGTS). His compositions are always on interesting subjects and in his song "Chuk", he highlighted the audience's often pathetic oddity of boo-ing the artistes, singers, with the trade mark "Ush, Ush !". This song was first sang for United Club of Utorda's one act Konkani play competition in January 2005, and later repeated recently for a Konkani drama. A down to earth personality, his presence on stage is enough to get the audience electrified. For Philip's musical show this weekend, "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" Zoro will sing on a very interesting subject of how to "find love ". So be there to cheer him up ! This musical show has a JUMBO cast with top singers, musicians and actors from Goa, U.K. and Kuwait including Anthony San, Felcy, Lawry Travasso, Aniceto de Santa Cruz, Comedian Augustinho, Comedian Peter da Costa, Francis de Tuem, Tommy (Jr. Nelson), Mangalorean Favourites: Rony & Jasmine with Dilon & Jason, Kuwait-based professionals Marcus Vaz, Querobina Carvalho, Braz de Parra, Sylvester Vaz, Laurente Pereira, Micheal D'Silva, Albino de Santa Cruz, M.Luis & Leena, Zoro, Ignatius de Xelvon and Comedian Philip with Master Carl Rod. For reservations, contact 6262597, 9732917, 9294518, Raja Stores Tel: 2412970, Fahaheel: 3720619 or email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Professional Music Directors, Norman Cardozo, Shahu Almeida and Adrian Gomes will give their best in best. Project Coordinators: Nicholas Rodrigues and Joaquim Rodrigues. Venue: Hawally A/C Auditorium, Kuwait. Time: 3:30 p.m. sharp. - Forwarded by www.goa-world.com __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Re: NEED TO PROFILE CHURCHILL
Thomas, here's the profile, as you requested. As by your name we understand you are a non-Goan, but your interest in Goan affairs, is quite surprising! Hope you are not after the 'Strong Man' of South Goa for some mischevious adventures! Almeida Gaspar (AlmeidaG(ji) www.goa-world.com Profile as appearing on GOI Directory: Full Name : Churchill Alemao Father's Name : Shri Braz Date of Birth : 16 May 1949 Place of Birth : Carmona in Distt. South Goa (Goa) Marital Status : Married on 20 February 1974 Spouse's Name : Smt. Fatima Fernandes Alemao Children: One son and five daughters Educational Qualifications :High School Educated at St. Mary's High School, Varca (Goa) Profession :Political and Social Worker, Agriculturist/Farmer and Sportsman Permanent Address : Novangully-Varca, Salcette (Goa) Tels. (0832) 2745126, 2733317 Positions Held : 1989-91 President, Goa Trade Union Congress 1989-95 Member, Goa Legislative Assembly 1990Chief Minister, Goa 1990-91 Minister for Tourism, Irrigation, Sports and Languages,Goa 1992-94 Member, Public Accounts Committee, Goa Legislative Assembly 1994-till today Founder, United Goans Democratic Party 1994-96 Member of various Committees of Goa Legislative Assembly 1996Elected to Lok Sabha (Eleventh) Literary, Artistic and Scientific Accomplishments :Associated with Konkani theatre for more than 25 than fifteen dramas and wrote, directed and produced the political play 'Ticket' Social and Cultural Activities : Actively associated with the movement for recognition of Konkani as the official language of Goa and for its inclusion in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India; Also involved in organising musical programmes and folk festivals in Goa Special Interests :Creating social awareness among different sections of the society in order that they grow in peaceful existence Favourite Pastime and Recreation: Sports, drama, singing and movies Sports and Clubs : President, Varca Sports Club for 8 years; President, Churchill Bros. Sports Club; Goa Football Champion; Vice-President, Goa Football Association; played football and volleyball at the top level; Patron of many sports clubs in Goa Countries Visited : Widely travelled; Member of the official Indian delegation to Jordan and Iraq in 1990 to evacuate Indian Nationals Other Information : President, Goa Boat Owners Association Member of Defence Committee, Govt. of India. This first of its kind Gulf-Goans e-newsletter is dedicated to Goans around the Globe. http://www.goa-world.com/ Team, moderated by Almeida Gaspar since 1994 & presented by Ulysses Menezes, owner of http://www.goa-world.com website. Comedian Philip's mega musical show with a JUMBO cast "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" in Kuwait on 16th Sept. 3:30 pm at Hawalli A/C Hall, Kuwait. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] New Football Season for Indian Expats in Kuwait to commence on 16th Sept. 2005
A WARM WELCOME TO IFRA OFFICIALS The www.goa-world.com team (Kuwait) joins all football lovers and football teams in congratuting the Indian Football Referees Association (IFRA)-Kuwait for being successfully reinstating to officiate in the forthcoming football season (2005-06) which will commence from Friday, 16th September 2005 at the famous expatriate football grounds in down town Kuwait City. The professional services of IFRA officials have always been of high standard. We are positive that with IFRA's contribution,once again the standard of the game of football among the Indian expatriates and discipline will touch to greater heights. Under the presidentship of Sarto Baptista, and with the professional senior football referees as well as the professionally trained new officials, IFRA marches ahead. Looking forward to a successful new football season, and here's wishing all the football teams, team coaches, players as well as the newly elected KIFF representatives all the very best. With sports salutations! sd/- Gaspar Almeida Associate, www.goa-world.com ex-Vice President & Gen. Secretary (KIFF) Kuwait Indian Football Federation - Kuwait Links: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gulf-goans/message/6163 http://64.62.136.189/gulf-goans@yahoogroups.com/msg02045.html http://www.goa-world.com/goa/sports/ http://www.kenaston.org/LAWS/LAW-REF-SIG.htm This first of its kind Gulf-Goans e-newsletter is dedicated to Goans around the Globe. http://www.goa-world.com/ Team, moderated by Almeida Gaspar since 1994, and presented by Ulysses Menezes, owner of http://www.goa-world.com website. Support the less fortunate: http://www.goa-world.com/goa/smtmem/ Comedian Philip's mega musical show "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" - In Kuwait on 16th Sept. '05 (3:30 pm) and In Dubai on 22nd Sept. '05 (8:30 pm). Be in time for the opening sequence and digital presentation! __ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Konkani Kovita: GHINEANNAMCHO DIVO [Cajetan Godinho]
KONKANI KOVITA: GHINEANNAMCHO DIVO Astanam Ami Bhurge Lhan Maim Pain Ghalun Eskolan, Kele Amkam Teacherichea Hatan Sukh Zalem Khobar Disbhor Lissanv Homework Kitloch Ditali Teacher Ti Pemsanv, Rag Tokler Mari Aikolearuch Tichem Nanv Homework Korinam Tor Teacherik Rag Chodtalo Headmaster Maink Vo Paik Apounk Dhadtalo, Tednam Eskolant Tossoch Gharai Mar Podtalo Sonvarachem Eskol Borem Distalem Aitarachem Zaitem Khellonk Melltalem, Somarak Portun Vochunk Kalliz Dukhamnim Rodtalem Ami Lhan Astanam Eskolacho Valor Gomonam Teacher Sangta Tem Ami Kanar Dourinam, Eskol Ani Teacher Dista Sogllem Fokannam Kitlo Tokos Gheun Teacher Amkam Xinkoita Tichea Ghiniannan Amchem Ghinnian Vadoita, Teacher Mhuntlear Uzvadd, Sounsarant Chollonk Rosto Dakoita Desacho President Vo Konnuim To Zanv Tache Fattlean Teachericho Hatt Asta Tiche Ami Sodanch Upkari Tinnem Kelele Sacrifis Aiz Amkam Dista, Teacher Ek Vati Porim Lassun Bhurgeamcho GHINEANNAMCHO DIVO Petoita . Boroupi/Written by: Cajetan Godinho soccer legend at Soor Grounds - Kuwait http://www.goa-world.com/goa/tiatr/cajetansartwork.htm (c) www.goa-world.com Cajetan's Godinho's Collection of Konkani Poems http://www.mail-archive.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?config=gulf-goans_yahoogroups_com&restrict=&exclude=&words=cajetan+godinho+%2B+Konkani+Kovita Upkarachem Ojjem Abrilache 1ler Eka Vorsa Tujea Putachea Nanvan Tum Soggleamchi Girestkai Kuxealkaechi Zor World Tour (Sounsarik Boundi) Dusro Soeag (Second Chance) Dhadosponn. Published in Gulf-Goans e-Newsletter www.goa-world.com The Goan Review, GULAB, The Goan Forum www.colaco.net, and www.goanet.org - Forwarded by Cajetan Godinho [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Yahoo! for Good Donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. http://store.yahoo.com/redcross-donate3/
[Goanet] ORCHESTRA MAESTRO - ADRIAN GOMES all set for Comedian Philip's "TUM VHOIR AUM SOKOL" musical show
ORCHESTRA MAESTRO - ADRIAN GOMES all set for Comedian Philip's "TUM VHOIR AUM SOKOL" musical show Adrian Gomes was born on 2nd September in the year 1965. His proud parents are Shri Augustine Gomes and Lilly Gomes who hail from Shirva (Manchakal) parish of Mangalore Diocese. He has a brother and 3 sisters. His wife is Anitha and they have two sons Alister and Alston by name. He learnt musical instruments during his early student days from the veteran music teacher Fr.Walter Albuquerque at Fatima Retreat House, Mangalore. Initially, he started with Accordion and gradually mastered guitar, drums, trumpet etc He played instruments in the St.Aloysius College musical band for various Aloysian programmes. When he graduated from his student life to his working career, he pursued music as a hobby in life than a profession. In course of time he had the privilege of playing musical accompaniment to renowned orchestras and performing for several great Hindi, Malayalam & Tamil screen playback singers and directors like Shri O.P.Nayyar, Dr.Smt.P.Susheela, Smt.Vasundhara Das etc both in India and in the Gulf. At present he is based in Kuwait and is a well-known figure and admired by all the linguistic communities there! Adrian's achievement's in India : 1981-1984 Adrian played trumpet for the Konkanni Musical Nites of Claud D'Souza and Eric Ozario in Mangalore. He was the trumpet player for the famous Konkanni cassette of Eric Ozario named "Rang Tarang Geet Mala", and also for the 2nd cassette of Shri Melwyn Peres. 1982-1986 he played trumpet & drums for Ashok-Charan orchestra in Mangalore. In 1992 Adrian was the trumpet player for Kalakaar & Toofan orchestra in Mumbai for a month long programme! In the Gulf : Due to his working responsibilities, Adrian's musical performances are restricted to the city of Kuwait where he is in constant and great demand. In 1995, he composed music for "Lancy's Super Konkanni Melodies" released by KCWA in Kuwait. In 1998 he played instruments for the musical show of Sangeeth Samraat Shri Henry D'Souza, Melwyn Peres and Aparna Mayekar in Kuwait. In 1999 he conducted the orchestra for the "Wilfy Nite" and lead the orchestra for the show in Kuwait. In 2002, this year, he played background music for "Dothor Damianv" drama orgranised by KCWA. He was also the conductor of the orchestra for the recent successful 'Tulu Rasamanjari Show' in Kuwait where songs in Tulu, Kannada, Konkanni, Hindi and Arabic were performed. It is an annual feature that Adrian plays keyboard & trumpet for the Nativity feast (Monti Fest) programme in Kuwait during which the local artistes display their talents of singing Konkanni songs A Tribute to the Konkanni Composers Above all, Adrian Gomes has made his debut this year in 2002 by releasing his first ever Konkanni Instrumental Audio Cassette & CD named "A tribute to the Konkanni Composers". The admirable part is, he is the only musician involved in the recording. It is a first of its kind in the field of Konkanni instrumental music. The playing and recording of the instruments is superb and perfect. To have a rich appreciation of its music, one has to only hear the cassette. The old Konkanni hits like Shirley, Ye Ye Kathrina, Mother Theresa etc are orchestrated with a lively beat and rhythm. The cassette includes many Konkanni composers. Adrian has plans to release another cassette & CD to accommodate other Konkanni composers who have not been included in his first Konkanni Instrumental Album. (Pictures & Text courtesy: www.konkandiaz.com) - Forwarded by www.goa-world.com __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[Goanet] Konkani Musical Show in Kuwait & Dubai - P.V. Productions' Comedian Philip's "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol"
Goan Artistes fly into Kuwait for Konkani Musical Show P.V. Productions' Comedian Philip's "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" Comedian Philip presents P.V. Productions' 2nd Konkani Musical Show "Tum Vhoir Aum Sokol" with Professional Goan Music Director Norman Cardozo (Goa), Kuwait-based Musicians Shahu Almeida (Goa) and Adrian Gomes (Mangalore) and Supported by Project Coordinators: Nicholas Rodrigues & Joaquim Rodrigues. Lending unstinted support to the musical show are: Cast from Goa: Felcy, Anthony San, Aniceto de Santa Cruz, Comedian Augustinho Temudo, Comedian Peter da Costa, and Francis de Tuem. All the way from U.K.: Tommy Alphonso (Jr. Nelson). Mangaloreans Favourites: Rony & Jasmine with Dilon and Jason. Goans Favourites: Marcus Vaz, Querobina Carvalho, Laurente Pereira, Sylvester Vaz, Micheal D'Silva, Braz de Parra, Albino de Santa Cruz, Ketty de Navelim, M. Luis & Leena, Master Carl Rod, Ignatius de Xelvon, and Zoro Coelho. Producer & Director: Comedian Philip. Digital Sound & Light Effects by SPIDERS. Lighting by Julio Cardozo & Paklo. Stage set-up by SPA and set directors: Menino de Ribandar & Caetano de Ribandar. IN KUWAIT: The rip-roaring musical show will be premiered on Friday, 16th September 2005 at the Hawally A/C Auditorium, Kuwait. For reservations, contact Raja Stores: Tel: 2412970, Fahaheel: 3720619, Organizers: 6262597, 9732917, 9494518 or email Goan NRI Natural Comedian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] IN DUBAI, U.A.E.: A week later, the show will be held on Thursday, 22nd September 2005 at Al-Nasr Leisureland (Open Air Poolside) in Dubai (UAE). For reservations and more info, please contact: Gabby de Chandor 050-5943504 or Rafael 050-4563731. Tickets will also be available at Goa's new food outlet in Dubai: Goan Ambott-Tik Restaurant. Also email Goan NRI Natural Comedian: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Never before in the annals of the Konkani stage in Kuwait such a fabulous JUMBO star cast -Prince Jacob. - The Show is promoted by www.goa-world.com __ Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. http://store.yahoo.com/redcross-donate3/
[Goanet] NYC Nite in Kuwait - News & Reports
NYC Nite in Kuwait Navelim Youth Centre had their annual "NYC Nite" programme on 1st September 2005. The evening was full of fun: dancing, partying, enjoying the warmth of friends and being delighted at every turn. The celebration was a perfect ambience in the background of fabulous décor, dazzling lighting and lavish luxury...The only enemy that was going to come between the people and the jovial music and dance was - time. The crowd danced their heart out till it was time to go. as the party grew progressively longer going on till the wee hours of dawn. The Nite was set rolling with local favorites Stepping Stones hitting off with melodious numbers. The visiting Goan celebrities, 'SkyHigh' thereafter increased the tempo intermingling current chart toppers and hits of yesteryears. They kept the crowd grooving to the beat all night long. The show was hosted by Master Compere Lloyd DSouza. The organizers left no stone unturned to give their guests a pleasant time. The NYC committee comprises of: Agnello A.S. Fernandes -President, Luis Lopes-Vice President, Avelino Dias-Sports Secretary, Gasper Crasto-General Secretary, Thomas Fernandes-Membership Secretary, Sydney Rodrigues-Asst. General Secretary, Peter Colaco-Treasurer, Simon Dias-PRO, Manuel Dias-Team Coach, Duarte Ferrao-Asst. Treasurer, Norman Noronha-Asst. Membership Secretary, Eusebio Fernandes-Social Secretary, Johnny Luis-Team Manager, Britto Pereira-Asst. Team Manager, and Joseph Salema-Auditor. The coordinated efforts to have the programme go smoothly were noticeable as every one put in their best efforts. One of the interesting parts of the evening was the first ever successfully conducted Jive Competition, interesting in that it drew a large number of enthusiastic and passionate participants. The eight finalists selected after the first round danced like butterflies. It was pleasing to watch them. NYC Nite - some on and off comments: "Simply amazing..." Proprietor, V4U Establishment. "We will certainly support NYC in future events they carry out from now on." Managing Partner, Winner's Restaurant. "Well Organized !" - A dignitary of Kuwait Real Estate Bank. "We are disappointed we could not attend. We heard the event was conducted on magnum opus scale. Manager, Al-Naji & Sayegh Co. "We love Goa and Goans for their support during the invasion of Kuwait..! Brigaider Adel Jasser Al-Kheribiet, Kuwait CID Department, chief guest at the NYC Nite. "Can you organize something like this twice a year?" Comments from some patrons, "The Nite would certainly be remembered for its warmth and friendliness..." The main sponsors of the event were: CMBC-Construction Management & Building Co., Mohamed Naser Al-Sayer Est. Co. WLL, and Palms Agro Production Co. The Times - Kuwait (Weekly newspaper) was the official media sponsor. The judges for the competition Elvira DSouza, Dorothy Almeida and Trisca Fernandes had a tough time choosing the winners. In the end it was a meaningful adjudication from the three judges. Rony and Fiona won the first prize. Their perfectly matched body structures and harmonizing personalities made them one of the most attractive 'jivers' on the floor. Diana Rodrigues and Augustine David won the second prize. NYC President Agnello A.S. Fernandes gave much credit and importance to the shows sponsors, guests and people who patronized the event. In the colourful souvenir, NYC President wrote: "Navelim Youth Centre (NYC) has been one of the pioneering social organizations in Kuwait to bring everyone together and regale in celebration of highest quality. We're proud to say, that now for almost two decades, we have worked with enthusiasm to relaize these objectives and hold everyone closer in unity. And as always, like any real family, our club is diverse and welcoming to all". Giant screens in the hall displayed transition slides throughout the show of sponsors' products, messages from well-wishers, and some of the highlights of the achievements of NYC. Other sponsors of the show: Faisal Naser Al - Qatami Steel Co., Al-Naji & Sayegh Co., Al-Rashed International Shipping Co., Al-Khonani Gen. Trad. Co., Oriental Shipping, Techosat Digital Satellite Equipment, GFS Trading, Deal Gen. Trad. Co., Sinnemar (U) Gen. Trad. Co., Al-Maktab Travels, Al-Mailem Tires, Screen Arts, Al Ghannam Tires Center Co., Al Mulla Rental & Leasing, Apex Technology Marketing & Trad. Co., V4U Establishment, Areek Int'l Office Furniture, Winner's Restaurant, Al-Raith Engg, Qirtas & Gajria, Phoenix - Gulf Link Int'l, Salhiya Towers Stationery & Rainbow Jewellers, Allukas Jewellery, Jacqueline's Hair & Beauty Clinic-Goa, Al Ghanim Freight, Hayat Communication, Western Union Money Transfer, UAE Exchange Co., Garage Asosy, Showdesigners, L5 Events, Al-Barakhat Gen. Trad., Dolphin Co., Al-Seeb Engg Co., World Satellite Co - Hawalli, Al-Shammary Hearing Center Co., Diesel Center Co., Naser M.Al-Baddah & Partner Gen.Trad. Co., Cas
[Goanet] THEY came to "liberate" this Man of Peace and tortured him !
With refrence to: http://www.goanet.org/post.php?name=News&list=goanet&info=2005-September&post_id=033024 Fr. Chico Monteiro: A Seed in Oblivion . . . by Dom Martin [TGF Foreword: Those who remember the affable but firm Goan director of the Lar dos Estudantes, will be glad to see his warm smile, but saddened by what the Indian Government aided and abetted by the anti-Catholic Bandodkar Goa Government did to this delightful Son of the Soil. In fact, the very same people who "socialized" with . and greased the Portuguese dictator Salazar, assisted in this unnecessary act of hypocrisy and mental torture ] The quintessential scope of existence is often times camouflaged by the complex nature of our purpose in it. Therefore heroes and villains among us, as also saints and pagans, idealists and charlatans. Even infidels! One effects the other or becomes affected by the other. And once in every while, someone comes into being, culls through humanity's pile of discarded hopes and aspirations, and departs living us with a renewed sense of what existence is all about. Fr. Chico Monteiro was one such sentient being, whose contribution in this regard was slighted by the fact that he was a priest, not an activist. Had he been the latter, his name, unquestionably, would have been paralleled with greatness. It was the mid 1960's when the State -- following Goa's liberation -- issued an edict to Goans holding Portuguese passports to surrender them, or in the alternative, emigrate to Portugal. Fr. Chico, who was a conservative in the material and theological sense, opted for defiance. He declined to surrender his Portuguese passport and challenged the State's order of deportation. His defiant stand startled the Goan community and practically overnight, found himself entrapped in the arena of political contempt, social ridicule and alienation. At this point, it is necessary to recount that Catholicism was not indigenous to the land; it was brought in by the Portuguese. With Catholicism, as with any other religion, cultural prejudice and political affiliation became bred. And it was not Fr. Chico's elaborate scheme to come born into a Catholic fold. It was a fact of fate. The consequences, however, were unpredictable and inevitable. Almost tantamount to being asked to alter the color of one's skin upon being subjected to a whole new political climate. Arrested and placed in judicial custody, Fr. Chico summed up his defense with a single line: "I was born in Goa, and lived all my life peacefully in Goa." Unbeknownst to Fr. Chico, his layman's version of defense resonated the very essence of the Geneva convention: One's place of birth conclusively determines one's nationality, and it is against all statutory and constitutional law and principles to denationalize one's nationality. The trial gained notoriety, and it was the Indian Government which suddenly found itself coming under judicial scrutiny and going on the defensive. The trial also aroused Salazar's interest. The result? Portugal appointed Queen Elizabeth's personal counsel to represent Fr. Chico. Such notoriety, however, was not without its price. Fr. Chico was transferred from the Aguada jail in Goa to a maximum security jail in Patiala, where he remained incarcerated in solitary confinement for about a year, and subjected to psychological abuse. The attempt by authorities to fragment his spirit only led to the realization that they were dealing with one whose spiritual temperament was impervious to human tampering. When the matter wended its way to the Supreme Court, the Justices muffled a brief admonishment. It was to be the last gavel, directing Fr. Chico back to jail in Patiala, not to freedom. It wasn't the end of hope. Whether by coincidence or divine prompting, the Holy See decided to intervene, successfully negotiating the release of Fr. Chico for that of Dr. Telo de Mascarenhas, a freedom fighter who was serving a life term in Portugal. Fr. Chico's release, however, was to be conditional. Upon his return to Goa, he was placed under house arrest in his ancestral home in Candolim and barred from holding any official position. A decade later, the terms of the house-arrest were relaxed to where he was able to walk within the confines of his village. Subsequently, he was allowed to once again travel freely within the territory of Goa. It is unclear if the judicial curfew was ever lifted, or if Fr. Chico ever set foot outside Goa. An avid traveler in his prior days, he appeared to graciously resign himself to a life of judicial exile. As a priest, his allegiance to the Divine was of an uncommon grain and stature. As a man, he was genuinely attracted to all people as human beings. Despite been consecrated a Monsignor, he continued to don the cassock of a habitual priest. It was his way of affirming his disinclination for any position in the patriarchal hierarchy of the Church. In general, he had an unbiased enthusiasm for life and an untiring work eth
[Goanet] Now that Your Land is My Land........ Does it matter?
Now that Your Land is My Land . Does it matter ? A case study in Western India Pranab Mukhopadhyay Department of Economics Goa University, Goa 403206, India E-mail: pm@ thegym.net This version: October 4, 2002 Abstract This paper examines the historical evolution and contemporary state of property rights in Goa. The post-colonial state, which provided land ownership rights to tenants, led to the dis-enfranchisement of the traditional communal land-owning institution (communidade or gaunkari). While this had positive equity impacts in land distribution, it significantly affected the maintenance of public works, especially embankments (bunds) which protects large tracts of reclaimed land (khazan) in Goa. The historical evolution of the Communidades is described in order to understand the current state of financial bankruptcy of these institutions and the impact of tenancy laws on land management practices. In this framework the paper focuses on twin aspects of the ecological debate equity and institutional change. (115 words). Non-Technical Summary This paper looks at the transition of resource management institutions in rural Goa, a small western state in India and its ecological impact due to non-maintenance of local public goods especially embankments which protect recovered lands from tidal water movements. Traditionally all village lands were collectively owned by the original settler families (gaunkars) who presumably participated in the land recovery and created the agricultural asset base. Male descendents of these families were members of the village assembly, which made all decisions with regard to village administration. All cultivable lands were owned by the communidade and were leased out for fixed periods by auction. The institution of communidade went through various transitions during the Portuguese colonisation of Goa from 1510 to 1961, but land ownership remained largely with the respective communidades. When Goa joined the Indian union in 1961, there were political pressures on the popularly- elected government to provide security of land tenure to tenants and the government passed the Agricultural Tenancy Act in 1964. Thereafter, tenants cultivating lands were given land titles. The administration of village affairs was handed over to the Panchayats which had a more democratic membership -- open to all residents of the village. In the traditional system only the gaunkars were allowed to participate in the decision-making process. An important function of the communidades was to maintain the embankments, which protected the village lands from inundation. After, the Tenancy laws distributed lands to the tenants a new institution, the Tenants Association, was created under the Rules and Regulations (1975) and made responsible for the maintenance of these embankments with government subsiding half the maintenance expenses. Yet, Agricultural Commission (1992) of the government found that the quality of maintenance of the embankments was very poor and most of these Tenants Associations were non-functional. The paper argues that in the process of creating asset homogeneity and institutional transformation, the community faces a coordination problem due to incentive loss among individual asset owners resulting from destruction of social capital which has created an ecological crisis. (338 words) Now that Your Land is My Land . Does it matter ? A case study in Western India by Pranab Mukhopadhyay , Three Pesons in a Boat : Community, State and the Market The intrinsic link between property rights and resource use is a well-accepted proposition in economics and the state, community and the individual (market) behave differently in the manner of resource use (or conservation) contingent on the way property rights are distributed between the agents under different economic systems. The property rights school argues that privatisation of common property optimises use of resources as rational agents would internalise the externalities as long as privatisation properly establishes rights over resources. As far as efficiency is concerned, the initial distribution (allocation) does not matter because the most efficient user would buy the resource by paying the highest price and use it most efficiently [Demsetz 1967]. The Arrow & Debrue model as well as the Coase theorem essentially suggest the same. In recent years, however, the focus of attention has shifted from the state and the individual (market) to the community [Aoki & Hayami 1999, Baland & Platteau 1999, Nugent 1994]. The state and the market arguably lack incentives for long run resource conservation and tend to have a high rate of discount vis-à-vis natural resources. Therefore, the focus has shifted to examine how traditional communities have used non-market institutions like social norms as a means of resource conservation implicitly describing a lower inter-generation discount rate. Empirical evidence of succ
[Goanet]Alfred Rose - Down Memory Lane
Alfred Rose http://www.goa-world.com/alfredrose/ Images of the funeral and foto's from the past. Best Wishes Uly www.goa-world.com __ Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears http://launch.yahoo.com/promos/britneyspears/ ## # Send submissions for Goanet to [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # PLEASE remember to stay on-topic (related to Goa), and avoid top-posts # # More details on Goanet at http://joingoanet.shorturl.com/ # # Please keep your discussion/tone polite, to reflect respect to others # ##
[Goanet]Goa Today / Goa-World / Frederick Noronha /
To Whom It May Concern == This is to inform you that Frederick Noronha had nothing to do with the shifting of Goa Today Magazine Onine from www.goa-world.net to Goacom. I was misinformed. Frederick has the green light going now. I sincerely apologise to Fred for having dragged him into this. Best Wishes Ulysses Menezes www.goa-world.com __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com ## # Send submissions for Goanet to [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # PLEASE remember to stay on-topic (related to Goa), and avoid top-posts # # More details on Goanet at http://joingoanet.shorturl.com/ # # Please keep your discussion/tone polite, to reflect respect to others # ##
