[Goanet] Schedule for Friday 1st July 2022
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 1st July 2022 12:00 AM Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries 12:27 AM Boreponn Devachem Monxak Sukh Sasnnachem - Orlando D'Souza 12:54 AM Hymn - Sant Antoni Ixtta- Fr Seveille Antao OFM Cap 1:00 AM Mass in Konkani for Thursday 1:45 AM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 60 - Kristanv - Fr Pratap Naik sj 1:54 AM Our Father - in Konkani 2:00 AM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister 2:26 AM Devachem Utor - 1 Samuel - Avesvor 19 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 2:36 AM Way of the Cross -Padre Pio Friary 3:19 AM Song - Jezu Tujem Nanv - Ivor D'Cunha 3:25 AM Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi - Vincy Quadros interviewed by Daniel de Souza 3:55 AM Hymn - St Thomsa H.S. Cansaulim 4:01 AM Goal Post - Vinoshka Fernandes, Gracy D'Costa amd Ansu Rodrigues 4:29 AM Hymn - St Therese's H.S. Vasco 4:33 AM The Golden Brigade - Gil and Armida Alberto 5:03 AM Hymns - St Bartholomew's HS, Chorao 5:07 AM What's Cooking - Season 2 - Episode 13 5:19 AM Hymns - St John of the Cross HS. Sanquelim 5:22 AM Lessons from Ruth and Naomi - Talk by Dr Silvia Noronha 5:40 AM My Music Video - Bore Khobreche Dut Zaum-ia - Cielda Pereira 5:45 AM Our Father - Forgive us our Debts - Fr Ronnie D'Souza sj 6:09 AM My Music Videos - Argam - Ivor Dcunha 6:14 AM Obedience, Submission and Accountability - Talk by Savio Mascarenhas 6:50 AM Go Corona Goa... Christmas is here - Beverly Mendonca 6:55 AM Sokalchem Magnnem Sunkrar - Week 1 & 3 7:00 AM Praise and Worship - Magno Menezes - SJVRC 7:28 AM Morning Prayer - Friday Wk 1 & 3 7:33 AM Bhajans 5 7:55 AM Commitment - Talk by Kenneth D'Sa 8:24 AM Devachem Utor - 1 Samuel - Avesvor 19 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 8:33 AM Music Uncovered : Alfin Fernandes talks to Alfwold Silveira 9:00 AM Skit - Reach out the World Needs You - St Thomas Parish Catechetical Apostolate, Aldona 9:10 AM Bhagevont Zuze Vazacho Ters 9:32 AM Prayer for Healing from Cancer 9:39 AM Wisdom Reflections -12 - Rachol Professors 10:04 AM The Holy Eucharist - Talk By Msgr. Alex Rebello 10:42 AM Make the Mass more meaningful - Talk by Joy Joseph 10:54 AM Youthopia - Benzer Fernandes - Teatrist interviewed by Sammy Coelho 11:19 AM Intercessions - English 11:26 AM Angelus - English 11:30 AM Mass in English followed by Daily Flash 12:15 PM Inner Healing - Talk by Sr Elsis Mathew MSMI 12:43 PM Prophetic Role of Religious - Talk by Sr Saral 12:54 PM Laity and the Church - Fr Subhash Anand 1:30 PM Santam-Bhoktanchim Ladainh 1:40 PM The Earth - Our Home - Wild Otters in Goa 2:10 PM Daughters of the heart of Mary - Vocation Promotion 2:18 PM Literally Goa - Stacy Rodrigues interviewed by Frederick Noronha 2:45 PM Song - Upkari Padrinche - Myran Travasso 2:50 PM Couples Prayer (Konkani) 2:55 PM What is the differrence between Ascension and Assumption? - Rev. Clive Diniz 3:00 PM Stations of the Cross - Konkani - Ulisses and Suzy 3:27 PM Special Prayer over the Sick - Joseph Vaz 3:30 PM Divine Mercy Chaplet - English 3:40 PM DYC - The Way - Eps 3 4:00 PM Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries 4:27 PM Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 13 4:30 PM Senior Citizens Exercises - COOJ 4:56 PM Poem - Ostori by Sandhya Fernandes 5:00 PM Career Guidance - Visual Architecture and Digital Marketing Chowgule College 5:25 PM Ekvottanv - Talk by Orlando D'Souza 5:53 PM Prayer to the Holy Trinity - Prof. Nicholas D'Souza 5:56 PM Aimorechen Magnnem 6:00 PM Mass in Konkani followed by Jivitacho Prokas 6:45 PM Overcoming Temptations - Dr SIlvia Noronha 7:18 PM Katholik Quiz - Manevont Pri. Agnelo de Souza conducted by Shenaya Pereira 7:30 PM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister 7:56 PM Our Father - in Konkani 8:00 PM Confession - Talk by Gaurish Naik 8:22 PM Devacho Mog Ani Kaklut - Lindinha Albuquerque 8:41 PM Hymn - I Believe 8:45 PM Devachem Utor - 1 Samuel - Avesvor 20 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 9:00 PM Adoration - DCLA 6 - Fr Henry 9:30 PM Ratchem Magnem 9:47 PM Choir - Divine Harmony - Conducted by Jason Quadros 10:10 PM Leadership in the CCR - Talk by Mae Britto 11:00 PM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 200 - Valerian Fernandes - Priti - Fr Pratap Naik sj 11:14 PM Anondbhorit Za- Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 11:17 PM Temptation - Talk by Fr Socorro Mendes Donations may be made to: Beneficiary name : CCR GOA MEDIA. Name of Bank : ICICI Bank Branch Name: Panaji Branch RTGS/NEFT Code : ICIC015 Savings Bank Account No : 262401000183
[Goanet] Hoddos!
The younger generation can laugh at us all they want, for being: Tech illiterate Racist Saving more than we should Victims of scams Against common law marriages and bast**d children But where we laugh at them is for being hoddos. Not to mention their declining sperm count. We got bald at 50 plus if that, but they start exhibiting baldness at 25 no matter how much they try to hide it with crew cuts, ‘pretend’ shaven heads and the like. The younger women are getting more vigorous, the younger men are looking more tired. What does João have to say? Roland. Toronto.
[Goanet] Horse Trading More Lucrative Than Horse Racing
India’s Finance Minister had all the right intentions when she proposed a tax on horse trading. Probably being advised that her party the BJP would carry the heavy burden of the tax, she quickly corrected herself to say she meant Horse Racing. “The GST Council yesterday deferred a decision on levying a 28% tax on casinos, online gaming, horse racing and lottery pending more consultations with stakeholders, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. But while saying so, a delicious Freudian slip was made: she said there would henceforth be a tax on “horse trading” – the sport the BJP just played in Maharashtra – before correcting herself to say “horse racing”. Watch here Roland. Toronto.
Re: [Goanet] Horse Trading More Lucrative Than Horse Racing
The link to the Freudian Slip https://youtu.be/bJLaDknHAuc Roland. > On Jun 30, 2022, at 2:32 PM, Roland Francis wrote: > > India’s Finance Minister had all the right intentions when she proposed a tax > on horse trading. Probably being advised that her party the BJP would carry > the heavy burden of the tax, she quickly corrected herself to say she meant > Horse Racing. > > “The GST Council yesterday deferred a decision on levying a 28% tax on > casinos, online gaming, horse racing and lottery pending more consultations > with stakeholders, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. But while > saying so, a delicious Freudian slip was made: she said there would > henceforth be a tax on “horse trading” – the sport the BJP just played in > Maharashtra – before correcting herself to say “horse racing”. Watch here > > Roland. > Toronto. >
[Goanet] Scooter
old man kick scooter no start old man kick scooter again no start young man no understand come to scooter kick once scooter start what does joao want to say?
[Goanet] 44. The Curtain Falls (Valmiki Faleiro)
44. The Curtain Falls By Valmiki Faleiro valmi...@gmail.com The Portuguese were the first Europeans to enter India and the last to exit. They were in Cochin, when Goans led by Mhala Pai Sar Desai together with Vijayanagar's naval captain at Honavar, Thimayya, a friend of the Portuguese, met their governor in India. Afonso de Albuquerque was refitting his ships for an important mission at Ormuz. Thimayya and Mhal Pai somehow convinced him that the time was opportune to liberate Goa from the oppressive rule of Bijapur. On his second attempt on 25 November 1510, Albuquerque succeeded in chasing the Bijapuris out of Goa. Knowing that Albuquerque was chiefly interested in oriental spices, Mhal Pai -- arguably the most powerful Goan at the time (as seen, he had sardeshmukhi rights over some 500 to 800 villages) -- perhaps expected Albuquerque to take a fee for the job and return to Cochin, leaving Goa to be ruled by him. Thimayya may have also had his own plans and ambitions. Albuquerque recognised Goa's strategic importance on the west coast of India and decided to stay here for good. He had grand designs of creating a mare nostrum (our sea) for Portugal, with centrally-located Goa as HQ. Projecting himself as a liberator and not a conqueror, he was good to the natives and assured them that his quarrel was with the Muslims and not with Hindus. He did not interfere with the local religion or customs, save banning Sati. The rot set in after he was deposed through court intrigue in Lisbon and his resultant death in December 1515. His 'liberation', eventually, turned out to be a mere replacement of the Bijapuri with the Portuguese. Goans, however, continued to worship him as a demigod. It is said that when they faced oppression after his death, Goans prayed at Albuquerque's tomb. Albuquerque was Portugal's greatest strategian in Asia. The foundations he laid enabled Portugal to rule the waves from Asia to Europe with a few strategically located forts along the sea route for about a century (the sixteenth) -- and hold Goa for four and half centuries. The Portuguese did many things, good and bad, during that time. For the world, they opened the Age of Discovery and the first signs of a world economy. For India, they started a plant gene bank at the southernmost tip of Mumbai, took India's mango to the world and brought to India tropical fruits and veggies -- even tobacco! Without them, we would have continued flavouring our food with black pepper. No chillies, pav-bhaji and what have you ... the Portuguese brought chillies, potatoes, the skills of making bread (and wine!) to India -- and much more. Goa was already a SunAparant (golden Goa) from long before. The Portuguese influence added a different dimension, without which Goa would be indistinguishable from other coastal areas of South Maharashtra or North Karnataka. The Konkan region on the western seaboard of India from South Gujarat to the tip of Kerala is dotted with beautiful beaches. But tourists flock to Goa. Not just because it is God's Own Country or for her beaches alone. Goa's ambience is different. It is a delightful fusion of the East and the West, if you will. The Portuguese shaped Goa Dourada (golden Goa) in their own mould. They gave us a sound system of record-keeping and an uniform civil code -- so much that India's highest-paid advocate from Delhi had the law tweaked to have his daughter's marriage registered in Goa. The environment was different. Even our relocated (and later, reconstructed) major Hindu temples bear a distinct architectural look. We must not throw the baby out with the bathwater. There sure was murky bathwater. Chief among their bad was the forced spread of their faith and culture in a land -- India -- that was a far older civilisation than any in Europe. (The Danes, the Dutch, the British and the French who followed them into India did not overtly interfere with the religion of the land; the British quietly plundered the land, enriched themselves, impoverished India, and when the going was difficult, quit; the Portuguese neither enriched themselves nor Goans, and refused to quit -- unfortunately, they had to be shoved out with use of force.) Albuquerque died the day he learnt of his ouster in 1515. In 1521, John III became king of Portugal and the maxim, Cujus regio illius religio meaning 'religion of the king is religion of the people', gained currency. (So reminiscent of India's Hindu Rashtra politics of today where 'religion of the majority is religion of the state' or any of the religion-based countries). Proselytisation began in Goa. Their second biggest blunder was that they converted only some, and not all, to their faith (they ought to have converted none, but if they thought that the princ
[Goanet] DAYLIGHT LOOT IN UTTER CONNIVANCE
The recently hot mixed roads across Panaji and Ribandar have been washed away and left us with the familiar sight of dangerous potholes all over the accident-prone roads. Obviously the tar has flowed into devious pockets. In a State with empty coffers, yet again taxpayer’s money has blatantly gone down the drain. Roads once hot mixed must last for years but we are now seeing these not lasting even for days. If a proper coat of cow dung was laid these roads may have lasted longer. There needs to be an inquiry into such blatant and criminal waste of public funds. The errant contractors need to be blacklisted and punished. Officials who connived must also face the music for corruption and gross dereliction of duty. This is not a one-off but a regular situation whether it is our roads, bridges or any state sponsored projects. Quality of work is never an accident. It is always the result of intelligent and honest effort besides reducing overall costs. There is an urgent need for a meticulous audit in every facet of work being tendered and executed by all government departments. Optimum levels of quality control must be ensured in all projects. Transparency and accountability must always be at the helm with harsh and swift action without fear or favours against all those involved for breach of contract. Frank Herbert, an American writer observed ‘Good governance never depends upon laws, but upon the personal qualities of those who govern. The machinery of government is always subordinate to the will of those who administer that machinery’. 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] July edition of The Global Goan magazine
HI allhere is the July issue of GG. Enjoy and continue to share. Close to a readership of 500k! Thx/ciao Anita From: The Global Goan Sent: June 30, 2022 11:15 AM To: The Global Goan Subject: July edition of The Global Goan magazine Pleased to announce the release of the July edition of The Global Goan magazine. Enjoy the read and do pass it on to all your contacts. Last month we nearly hit the 500K readership mark - missed it narrowly!! I am sure you will all support us by sharing the link till it is viral!!! Thanks for your support. https://online.fliphtml5.com/kdhdu/hoky/#p=1 THE GLOBAL GOAN Salus Correia EDITOR A smile is definitely better than a smirk… keep smiling. Save a tree. Save this message if it’s important, AVOID PRINTING. [This message is sent from a mobile device]
[Goanet] The Best Books to Take You Through Lisbon, Portugal - The New York Times
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[Goanet] Sycophancy Heights
A story related by Shantanu Basu on FB, mistakes and all. Thought readers may be tickled pink. A little humour specially when true never hurts. A TALE IN MUMBAI Our colleague Rohan is number one kamchor (shirker). He avoids all office work but he is master in buttering our MD, Mr Ganesh Chadda. He does all work whatever Boss orders. Apart from Boss’s official work, he does all his personal household work like depositing son’s college fee, buying daughter’s dance school dress, taking Boss’s wife to shopping etc. Rohan also does Boss’s car servicing job, complete son’s project work everything whatever Boss says. So Rohan is number one favourite of MD Saheb. This way Rohan got all promotions very first. We are only repenting our fate becoz Boss is not happy with our job. Rohan has a beautiful time. One day, we got sudden news about MD saheb’s mother’s demise. We all ran to his house with a very sad face as if our mother has expired! Surprisingly Rohan was not to be seen anywhere in Boss’s Bungalow. Everybody was speculating how Rohan is missing the chance to score. We all arranged for vehicle furnished with garlands and Boss’s mother was taken to crematorium. What a fate! There’s about 16 bodies lying in the queue for electric burning. I calculated, each body will at least take 4 to 5 hrs to burn. So may be tomorrow we may go back home. Boss was red faced and temperament very bitter. Suddenly, the 2nd body started sitting. We all ran helter skelter. To our utter surprise we discovered it was none other than Rohan. He said to MD Saheb, Sir our number is 2nd, I was waiting from morning, lying as a dead body. We were all stunned to see his level of buttering, here also he scored century. Roland. Toronto.
