[Goanet-News] Mhozo Tallo Aikat 2019 - Senior Category (Konkani song)

[Frederick Noronha]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nczDXJi-uM
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[Goanet] Schedule for Sunday 30th June 2019

[CCR TV]

CCR TV GOA
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the globe that they can keep track of all the CCR TV output (including our
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Schedule for Sunday 30th June 2019

12:00 AM
Rosary - Glorious Mysteries

12:30 AM
Career Guidance - Visual Architecture and Digital Marketing Chowgule College

01:00 AM
Health Matters - Cleft Lip - Dr Reuben de Sousa

01:30 AM
Ekvottanv - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

02:00 AM
Prison Ministry - Fr. Sebastian Vadakumpadan interviewed by Kenneth D'Sa -
Part 2

02:30 AM
Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi - Brazinho Soares interviewed by Daniel de Souza

03:00 AM
Literally Goa - Alan Machado interviewed by Frederick Noronha

03:30 AM
Konkani Bhas - Bhag 6  - Fr Pratap Naik sj

03:40 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 3 -  Novem Jivit - Fr Pratap Naik sj

04:00 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai -  Orkache Mister

04:30 AM
Secular Institutes - Fr Subhash Anand

05:05 AM
The Greatest Commandment - Talk by Savio Mascarenhas

06:15 AM
Mil Mel Nel Show - I

06:45 AM Differ to be Different - Talk by Sr Saral

07:00 AM Bhajans 5

07:25 AM
Hymn - Vakhann'nni Tuka - Stanley Severes

07:30 AM
Music - Vakhann'nni 2  followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem

08:00 AM
Praise and Worship followed by Prayer to the Holy Spirit

08:30 AM
Kumsar - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

09:00 AM
Announcements

09:05 AM
Our Father - Kannada

09:10 AM
The Resurrection - Talk by Adv. F.E. Noronha

09:50 AM
Bible Project - Acts Part 1

10:00 AM
Parish of the Week - Aldona 1

11:00 AM
Fuddarache Dive - Shenaya Pereira interviewed by Michael Gracias

11:30 AM
Mass in Konkani followed by  Jivitacho Prokas and Saint of the Day

12:30 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 41 - Soinik - Fr. Pratap Naik sj


12:40 PM
David and Goliath - Talk by Dr Silvia Noronha

01:15 PM
Alcoholics Anonymous - Dr Rajesh Patil

01:42 PM
Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 3

01:45 PM
Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi  - Edvin Fernandes interviewed by Daniel de Souza

02:16 PM
Couples Prayer - English

02:20 PM
Youthopia - Gina Pegado - Decorations - interviewed by Mysticka Deniz

02:45 PM
Konkani Bhas - Bhag 7 - Fr Pratap Naik sj

02:56 PM
Psalms  23 - Read by Alfwold Silveira

02:59 PM
Pope's Video - June 2019

03:00 PM
Divine Mercy - English 3

03:20 PM
In Conversation with : PI Filomeno L. Costa interviewed  by Prof. Nicholas
D'Souza

03:55 PM
Music - Immaculate Conceptio - Victor Da Costa

04:00 PM
Rosary - Glorious Mysteries

04:24 PM
Reflection on the Gospel - Dominicans

04:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 10

05:00 PM
Tell me a story - Abraham

05:20 PM
Career Guidance - ITI - Montfort College

06:00 PM
Angelus - English

06:02 PM
Health Matters - Women's Health - Dr Sophia Rodrigues

06:33 PM
Poem - Bhukeleank Jevonn by Sandhya Fernandes

06:35 PM
Mass in English followed by Daily Flash

07:30 PM
Angelus - Konkani 1

07:35 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai -  Orkache Mister

08:00 PM
Weekly Catholic News in Konkani

08:30 PM
Weekly Catholic News in English

09:00 PM
Announcements

09:05 PM
Prayer of Grandparents - English

09:10 PM
Ratchem Magnem

09:25 PM
Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 3

09:30 AM
Mass in Marathi

10:30 PM
Mil Mel Nel Show - I

11:00 PM
Pornography - Sr Joeyanna D'Souza fsp

11:25 PM
Entrepreneurship - Devika Martins interviewed by Basil D'Cunha

11:46 PM
Konkani Short film - Beyond the Roof

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Re: [Goanet] Sacred Heart, Parra, teachers of the 1980s

[Roland Francis]

Hope Tony D’Sa did not mis-spend his youth with comely maidens like those 
sitting next to him and in other spots in the front row.

I would.

Roland Francis
Toronto.


> On Jun 28, 2019, at 2:25 PM, Frederick Noronha  
> wrote:
> 
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/t0t0/6841718085
> 
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> AUDIO: https://archive.org/details/goa1556
> 

[Goanet] A Goa Empowered by the Sun: Solar Energy for Today and the Future

[Iris Gomes]

A Goa Empowered by the Sun: Solar Energy for Today and the Future

Read the entire article here:
https://www.pruthagoa.com/a-goa-empowered-by-the-sun


Vijaydatta Lotlikar talks about the use of solar energy consuming
appliances in place of the conventional gas range, water heater and
electrical grid in Goa. Read more about his advice on how you can use clean
energy in your homes and reduce your utility bills.



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Re: [Goanet] Mining has impacted Bicholim, Mandovi rivers: Study

[Sebastian Rodrigues]

Please get original studies from Sweta and share as pdf files on this group.

On Sat, Jun 29, 2019 at 12:26 PM samir umarye 
wrote:

> SHWETA KAMAT
> shw...@herald-goa.com
> Finds Bicholim river to be strongly polluted, while Mandovi to be
> moderately polluted
>
> PANJIM: Iron ore mining activities have had a considerable impact on the
> Bicholim and Mandovi river sediments, which in turn affect the ecology of
> bottom-dwelling organism. Mining activities, which are under suspension for
> the last 15 months, can also influence the concentration of metals in the
> Zuari estuary.
>
> This was revealed in a study conducted by Cynthia Gaonkar and Vishnu Matta
> of the department of Marine Science of Goa University.
>
> In a two different studies conducted, they have assessed the impact of
> past iron ore mining on the sediment cores of rivers of Goa, and impact of
> mining on metal concentration in waters of the Zuari estuary.
>
> In the first study, which has been published in the ‘Research Journal of
> Environmental and Earth Sciences’, the researchers said that to assess the
> long-term contamination history of pollutants due to intense mining
> activities in the adjoining areas of rivers of northern Goa, sediment core
> samples were collected from three rivers, Bicholim, Mandovi and Tiracol.
>
> The sediments were analysed for texture, Organic Carbon (OC), major
> elements (Fe, Al, Ca and Mg) and trace metals (Mn, Cu, Zn, Pb, Ni and Cr).
> “Depositional environment of the cores was assessed based on the colour and
> the distribution of OC. Environmental parameters such as contamination
> factor, geo accumulation, enrichment factor and pollution load index were
> used to assess the extent of pollution,” the study mentioned.
>
>  In addition, correlation coefficients were calculated to understand their
> relationships among the major elements and trace metals and their sources.
> “The study revealed that the Bicholim river is strongly polluted with iron
> and manganese (Fe & Mn) and moderately polluted with lead (Pb) and Chromium
> (Cr),” the study revealed.
>
> “Whereas, the Mandovi river is moderately polluted with Mn and Pb. On the
> other hand, Tiracol River (though unpolluted in the past) is getting
> polluted with Copper (Cu) and Cr during recent years because of human
> interference,” it added.
>
> “The results indicate that mining has a considerable impact on the
> Bicholim and Mandovi river sediments which in turn affect the ecology of
> bottom-dwelling organisms,” the study concluded.
>
> As far as the Zuari estuary is concerned, the study exemplified that
> concentrations of trace metals in waters of the Zuari estuary were
> significantly less when compared to the periods of rampant mining activity
> around Goa, indicating that mining can influence the concentration of
> metals in the Zuari estuary.
>
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[Goanet] Film for Thought: Sports Fever @Sunaparanta - Screening of 'Searching for Bobby Fischer' on 3rd July 2019

[Sunaparanta - Goa Centre for Arts]

Sports Fever @Sunaparanta continues with the screening of 'Searching for
Bobby Fischer' on 3rd July '19 at the indoor gallery, to be presented by
John Menezes.

 

Film: Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993) (Chess)

Starring: Ben Kingsley

Duration: 1 hr 49 mins

 

The "sports film with rare intelligence", Steve Zaillian's introspective
drama follows a young child prodigy Josh, as he grapples with the different
approaches, strategies and techniques thrown at him by chess coaches and
parents who try to cultivate the next Bobby Fischer.

 

Venue: Sunaparanta Indoor Gallery

Kindly contact us for more details: Tel: 0832-2421311 / Email:
 i...@sgcfa.org




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and international art communities; and to provide mentoring and resource
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[Goanet] Serengeti in North America

[Gilbert Lawrence]

Serengeti in North America
Serengeti is usually associated with East Africa; when millions of four-legged 
hoofed wildlife make their biologically-driven trek across great distances in 
the Mara, which is spread over Kenya nd Tanzania. The migration is timed to  
the rainy season and the grazing conditions. 
In North America, not far from my home we have a similar phenomenon.  This does 
not involve hoofed animals but wide-spanned winged birds returning form their 
winter homes in the south to their northern artic / sub-artic summer residence. 
  One will need to bring-out one's maps to follow this story - the annual 
flight and migration of the Canada Geese also called the Snow Geese. Their 
migration path and their rest-stop is called the Seneca Serengeti. 
The Snow Geese spend their winter in the Chesapeake Bay, along the north-east 
coast of America.  Come spring, they fly up north to their home in the Hudson 
Bay, Canada; where they lay their eggs and raise their family.  The straight 
flight-path of these birds is over the Finger Lakes of New York. These lakes 
are eleven in number, all shaped as the fingers of the hand.  Of all the lakes, 
two are popular with the birds on their way north - Cayuga and Seneca; located 
just south of Interstate 90 and just west of Syracuse.   The lakes are 250 
miles from the north shore of the Chesapeake Bay; after which the birds have 
another third of their flight distance to Hudson Bay.
In March of each year, the birds start arriving at Seneca Lake for a brief 
respite, to rest and feed. Their departure-time from the lake is dependent on 
the weather, wind and snow conditions.  Hence the flock rafting and feeding 
along the lakes and in the nearby fields varies from 300 thousand to a million. 
Observing  theses birds arrive and take-off is a sight-and-sound to behold and 
an experience of a lifetime.
After hunters nearly wiped out the Canadian geese about 100 years ago, 
conservation efforts - banning of hunting and increasing the feeding areas on 
their flight path has permitted the birds to multiply in number.  Now the birds 
have an opposite effect on nature, with the tundra of their summer grounds 
negatively affected.   The Finger Lakes are left-overs of glaciers and are 
surrounded by special soil that grow a variety of grapes.  So dotting along the 
Finger Lakes are a number of wineries; that welcome tourists for some wine 
tasting experience.  Just to clarify, the birds do not participate in the wine 
tasting; though they may fertilize the vineyards.
There are many migratory bird species that come south from Canada for the 
winter.  Similar there are other species of birds, including the humming birds, 
that come-up north from Mexico during summer. 
Regards,  GL

[Goanet] Mining has impacted Bicholim, Mandovi rivers: Study

[samir umarye]

SHWETA KAMAT
shw...@herald-goa.com
Finds Bicholim river to be strongly polluted, while Mandovi to be
moderately polluted

PANJIM: Iron ore mining activities have had a considerable impact on the
Bicholim and Mandovi river sediments, which in turn affect the ecology of
bottom-dwelling organism. Mining activities, which are under suspension for
the last 15 months, can also influence the concentration of metals in the
Zuari estuary.

This was revealed in a study conducted by Cynthia Gaonkar and Vishnu Matta
of the department of Marine Science of Goa University.

In a two different studies conducted, they have assessed the impact of past
iron ore mining on the sediment cores of rivers of Goa, and impact of
mining on metal concentration in waters of the Zuari estuary.

In the first study, which has been published in the ‘Research Journal of
Environmental and Earth Sciences’, the researchers said that to assess the
long-term contamination history of pollutants due to intense mining
activities in the adjoining areas of rivers of northern Goa, sediment core
samples were collected from three rivers, Bicholim, Mandovi and Tiracol.

The sediments were analysed for texture, Organic Carbon (OC), major
elements (Fe, Al, Ca and Mg) and trace metals (Mn, Cu, Zn, Pb, Ni and Cr).
“Depositional environment of the cores was assessed based on the colour and
the distribution of OC. Environmental parameters such as contamination
factor, geo accumulation, enrichment factor and pollution load index were
used to assess the extent of pollution,” the study mentioned.

 In addition, correlation coefficients were calculated to understand their
relationships among the major elements and trace metals and their sources.
“The study revealed that the Bicholim river is strongly polluted with iron
and manganese (Fe & Mn) and moderately polluted with lead (Pb) and Chromium
(Cr),” the study revealed.

“Whereas, the Mandovi river is moderately polluted with Mn and Pb. On the
other hand, Tiracol River (though unpolluted in the past) is getting
polluted with Copper (Cu) and Cr during recent years because of human
interference,” it added.

“The results indicate that mining has a considerable impact on the Bicholim
and Mandovi river sediments which in turn affect the ecology of
bottom-dwelling organisms,” the study concluded.

As far as the Zuari estuary is concerned, the study exemplified that
concentrations of trace metals in waters of the Zuari estuary were
significantly less when compared to the periods of rampant mining activity
around Goa, indicating that mining can influence the concentration of
metals in the Zuari estuary.