goanet-digest        Thursday, April 18 2002        Volume 01 : Number 3852



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    [Goanet] Chemistry Problem
    [Goanet] First ever All Net-Groups Meet - December 14th 2002
    [Goanet] spurious sqabbles!
    [none]
    [Goanet] 17 APR: GOACOM NEWS CLIPPINGS

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Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 20:25:35 +0530
From: Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Goanet] Chemistry Problem

Hi Goa Netters,

Can someone on the Goanet please solve the below mentioned problem on 
Solutions (Physical Chemistry) and forward  the same to my personal e-mail 
ID. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


"A solution containing 30 gms of non volatile solube in 90 gms of water has 
a vapour pressure of 21.85mm of mercury at 25 degrees centigrade. Further 
18 gms of water is then added to the solution the resulting solution has a 
vapour pressure of 22.15 mm of mercury at 25 degrees centrigade. Calculate 
the molecular weight of the solute."

Thank You in advance.

Daniel F. de Souza
Vasco da Gama.

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Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 23:15:07 +0800
From: Pragassam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Goanet] First ever All Net-Groups Meet - December 14th 2002

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Cecil Pinto you are a riot !!!! I laughed till I cried !

Viveca
(Malaysia)

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Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 16:45:14 +0000
From: "gabriel menezes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Goanet] spurious sqabbles!

It is time to call a truce to the slanging match taking place on the 
internet. This does not bode well and does no one any good.

I am sure all parties involved have their own side to prove. Why not all 
agree to disagree?  and get on with it.

disparaging remarks are really uncalled for. I know what I am talking about 
as I too have been the brunt of false accusations.

to accuse someone of stealing is to bear false witness - a cardinal sin.

especially if it is a third party info.

Equally if someone is adveristing their product so what? so long it is not 
harming anyone else.

hope this matter is closed once and for all.

best regards

Gabe Menezes.

Ex President The Union of Navelim London.
Ex President The Goan Association  England.

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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 10:59:13 +0500
From: "Joel D'Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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GOACOM NEWS CLIPPINGS
17 APRIL 2002

PARRIKAR DROPS RAUT, DHAVLIKAR SACKED: The BJP in Goa snapped the last
chord of its ties with the MGP with Chief Minister, Manohar Parrikar,
dropping Transport Minister Pandurang Raut from his cabinet on Tuesday. He
also said that the has directed the Finance Department to reconstitute the
Economic Development Corporation Board, which will henceforth be headed by
Mr PFX D'Lima, a retired Director of Sesa Goa. Parrikar said that "since
they (the two MLAs) are now fighting the election against my own party I
have decided to drop them." (H)

GOA UNIVERSITY TO DOWN SHUTTERS? The 16-year-old Goa University is on the
brink of financial bankruptcy and may even down curtains if no remedial
action is taken immediately by the State government, disclosed acting
Vice-Chancellor of Goa University, Dr Olivinho JF Gomes yesterday. (GT)

HUNDREDS JOIN TRADE UNION STIR: Hundreds of workers participated in the
rally organised by the Central Trade Unions and Federations of financial
sector employees which culminated in a public meeting at the Customs House,
Panaji. The Unions are demanding that the government roll back the
anti-worker policies and provide more jobs as well as improve the working
and living conditions of workers in the country. (GT)

POLLS SCHEDULE LIKELY TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON: The State legislative assembly
elections schedule is likely to be announced within the next three days as
the Election Commission is understood to have plans to hold the State polls
before the onset of the monsoon. (NT)

MAPUSA RESIDENT ARRESTED: Police yesterday arrested Sadanand Talaulikar of
Gaunsavaddo of Mapusa on charges of assaulting a woman (Blossom Rodrigues).
(H)

COUNTRY'S FIRST AIRBUS ON MAPUSA-PANAJI ROUTE: Goa plans to have country's
first airbus (railroad in the sky), working on suspended cables. The State
government has the granted permission in principle and asked OCS
Inc/AEROBUS India Inc to prepare a feasibility project for installing the
airbus pilot project between Mapusa and Panaji during its first phase,
Chief Minister Mr Manohar Parrikar told reporters yesterday. (NT)

INCINERATOR FOR BURNING PLASTIC WASTE: Goa is among the three states in
India selected for a pilot project for setting up of Plasma Pyrolysis Plant
for safe incineration of plastic waste. Though burning plastic garbage is
known to produce dioxins in the atmosphere, experts say that the heat
generated by the plasma pryolysis process is so intense that everything,
even gases just disappear. (GT)

DESILTING OF RIVER SAL: The Water Works Department is bracing up to desilt
the entire Khareband-Mungul stretch of the river Sal by next month. The
department has floated a tender for the de-siltation. (H)

KONKANI MEET IN MANGALORE: The 23rd session of the All India Konkani
Parishad beginning from April 20 at Mangalore will be a crucial one in the
history of the Konkani language, as it would prepared a two-year action
plan for the development of the language on all fronts. (NT)

RS.1.5 CR WORTH OF PROMISES: Water Resources Minister Ramakant Khalap
yesterday stated that an amount of Rs.1.5 crore will be spent on irrigation
projects from Siolim-Chopdem bridge upto Morjim beach. (GT)

BROTHER DUO OF POLICE INSPECTORS: Will the Curchorem police station be
managed by a brother duo of Police Inspector Nelson Albuquerque and PSI
Nerlon Albuquerque? For the moment, it appears so. But senior police
officers say that the younger Albuquerque (Nerlon) may be shunted out from
Curchorem during the second round of police reshuffle. (H)

BORKAR TO BE FETED: Madhav Borkar, renowned poet and assistant director of
All India Radio, Panaji, will be felicitated by Konkani Lekhak Sangh for
winning the Sahitya Academy award for his poetry collection 'Yaman', at the
TB Cunha Hall, Panjim on April 18 at 5.30 pm. (GT)

WOMAN RESCUED: The Fire Department rescued a 40-year-old person, who had
jumped in a well near the Sateri Mandal, Merces, on Tuesday. (H)

FATAL MISHAP: A tragic accident took place at Tisk, Sanvordem, yesterday
evening killing a motorcyclist Manoj Maddu Sawrdekar (30) on the spot. (NT)

BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF BL JOSEPH VAZ: The 351st birth anniversary of blessed
Joseph Vaz, the great Apostle of Shri Lanka and Patron of the Archdiocese
of Goa, will be celebrated at the Sanctuary of Blessed Joseph Vaz,
Sancoale, on 21 April at 4 pm. (GT)

EXHIBITION ON MONUMENTS: Vasant VS Kukalekar Higher Secondary School of
Arts and Commerce principal Ramkrishna Samant will inaugurate a photo
exhibition on world heritage monuments on the occasion of World Heritage
Day at St Francis of Assisi, Old Goa, on April 18 at 10.30 am. (GT)

TIATRISTS TO BE FELICITATED: on the occasion of the Tiatr Day Celebrations
to held at the Kala Academy today, five tiatr personalities-Joe Rose,
Agnelo D'Silva, Mariano Rodrigues, Josephine Dias and Rosario Rodrigues. (NT)

ABOUT ROSARIO RODRIGUES: The veteran Konkani playwright-comedian Rosario
Rodrigues, who had been hospitalized for cancer treatment, has been
discharged from the hospital since cure is not possible at this late stage.
As usual, Rosario joked about his plight saying, "Rosario somplo re atam"
(Rosario is finished) while speaking to Konkani novelist Bonaventure
D'Pietro on telephone last night. "Rosario needs our prayers and comforting
words now," says D'Pietro. (GoaNOW)

S P O R T S

CHURCHILL DOWN GOA UNDER-21: National Football League runners-up Zee
Churchill survived some anxious moments before prevailing over GFA's U-21
team 15-14 via tie-breaker in an exhibition football match played at
Chandor grounds, yesterday. (GT)

GoaNOW PICTURE FOR TODAY

A tree in full bloom in the compound of St Anthony's church in Siolim:
http://www.goacom.com/news/clippings/GN020417.jpg

D E A T H S
    16 Apr: Usgao: MARIA DIAS, wife of late Francisco, mother of late
Felicidade/Minguel, Filomena/late Agnelo, John/Visitation,
Rosario/Milagrina, Moses, Fatima/Domnic, Anthony/Magdalene, Mafaldina/Cruz.
    16 Apr: Navelim: CARMELINA VAZ, wife of Domingo, mother of Tony/Neeta,
Jessy/Carlos, Sabina/Josinho, Melissa/Menino.
    16 Apr: Sarzora-Chinchinim: RUBINA DIAS, relict of Joaquim Joe, mother
of Elcid/Winnie, Elvis.
    16 Apr: Loutulim: BASILIO TORRADO, won of Prof Sebastiao/Filomena,
brother/brother-in-law of Maria do Ceu/Elias, Francis/Sonia, nephew of Fr
Jose Augusto.
    14 Apr: Chicalim: ANA GONSALVES E NUNES, wife of late Francisco, mother
of Assiz/Bertha, sister of Angelica, Mariquinha, Martha, Dr Custodio.

G O A   W E A T H E R

Min Temp: 25.3 deg C ; Max Temp: 33.3 deg C; Relative Humidity: 70%
(yesterday-Panjim)

Courtesy: H=Herald, NT=The Navhind Times, GT=Gomantak Times
Daily Goacom News Clippings also at: http://www.goacom.com/news

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Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2002
From: "Joel D'Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Goanet] 17 APR: GOACOM NEWS CLIPPINGS

GOACOM NEWS CLIPPINGS
18 APRIL 2002

GOA POLLS ON 30 MAY: Goa will go for general elections to constitute the
10th State Legislative Assembly on 30 May, according to an announcement by
the Election Commission. Electronic voting machines will be used by the
9,13,661 voters to elect the 40 MLAS. The date for filing the nominations
will be 13 May 2002. Voter identity cards issued by the Commission will be
primarily used for the identification of voters. (GT)

'BJP WILL GET COMFORTABLE MAJORITY': Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar
welcoming the announcement of general elections to the State legislative
assembly yesterday, expressed confidence that the BJP, which was going to
contest all the 40 assembly seats on its own, would win the elections with
a comfortable majority. (H)

LUCKY DAY, JHALMI: MGP general secretary Dr Kashinath Jhalmi, when informed
about the date for elections, said, "Oh! It is a lucky day for MGP today.
You see, the MGP had ruled for 17 glorious years in Goa. Then it was
followed by 17 years of Congress raj. Today is the 17th day of April=85We
will form the next government with 17 MGP MLAs supported by our allies".=
 (GT)

REGIONAL FORCES TO UNITE: Another round of talks was held between the
United Goans Democratic Party and MGP chief Shashikala Kakodkar, to forge
an alliance of regional forces to fight the ensuing Assembly elections. (H)

CM ASSURES ENCOURAGEMENT FOR TIATR: "Tiatr is an important theatre form
through which Goa's culture finds true expression. Theatre could be a good
way to improve the Konkani language itself since the performing arts
reflect the language and its culture. Hence the government will help to
improve the tiatr so that it achieves the standards required for the
film/television level," said Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar while
addressing the gathering at the "Tiatr Day" celebrations at the Kala
Academy in Panjim yesterday. The Konkani tiatr completed 110 years of its
existence yesterday and to commemorate the occasion five artistes--Joe Rose
(acting), Josephine Dias (acting), Agnelo D'Silva (stagecraft), Dr Rosario
Rodrigues (khelltiatr), Mariano Rodrigues (music)-were felicitated by the
Kala Academy. Joe Rose lauded "the Konkani Academy for not only celebrating
the Tiatr Day every year and encouraging the tiatr performances among the
amateurs but also for imparting theatre education to Goan students". The
winners of recently concluded Tiatr competition were awarded prizes during
the occasion, which was compered by Irene Cardozo. Then followed the
performance of the prize-winning tiatr "Nodnnim". (Goanow)

GOVT UNWILLING TO PROTECT COMUNIDADE LANDS: Attorneys of a number of
Comunidades have alleged that the government has not shown willingness to
protect the interests of the Comunidades. The attorneys put forth their
grievances at a meeting convened by South Goa Administrator of Comunidades
on Tuesday, to discuss encroachments on Comunidade land. (H)

DISSOLUTION PLEA: The Congress Party yesterday raised the matter through a
special leave petition n Supreme Court over its writ petition challenging
the dissolution of the assembly and use of the Contingency Fund pending
before the Panaji Bench of the Bombay High Court for seeking direction of
the apex court for its early hearing in the High Court. (NT)

COMPUTER TRAINING FOR COPS: Computer training course in Finger Print
Analysis and Criminal Tracing System was inaugurated at the advanced
computer lab at the Finger Print Bureau, Porvorim, yesterday, to help the
police in speedy identification of criminals' finger print records. (GT)

MARGAO MUSLIMS FLAY PM'S SPEECH: Margao Muslim Action Committee has
condemned the recent speech by Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee at
Campal ground wherein he tried to give a clean chit to the VHP and other
members of the Sangh Parivar who were responsible for riots in Gujarat. (GT)

FIVE INDIANS MISSING: Five Indian nationals went missing and one rescued
injured after their vessel caught fire near Iranian waters at the mouth of
Arvand river. (PTI report in NT)

FREE LEGAL COUNSELLING: The High Court of Bombay at Goa judge and executive
chairman Goa State Legal Service Authority, Justice AS Aguiar, inaugurated
a free legal counseling and conciliation centre at Mapusa on Saturday. (NT)

INFO GRAM: Shiroda in Ponda taluka is the first village panchayat in Goa to
implement Info Gram, which is a computerized service designed to open up
information to the rural masses, empower them and involve them actively in
the process of nation building. (GT)

ANOTHER "BEST": Former Cuncolim MLA and minister Arecio Agapito D'Souza has
been bestowed with the 'Best Citizen of India Award', instituted by
International Publishing House, New Delhi. (GT)

SOLAR COOKERS: Goa Energy Development Agency, Saligao, has received a fresh
consignment of solar lanterns and solar cookers to be sold at subsidized
cost (Rs.650 per unit) and that of solar lantern is Rs.1,950 per unit. Tel:
407194

GOAN AMONG TOP 10: Chrystal Farrel from Bainguinim (Old Goa) is the only
Goan to have made it to the top ten in the first time ever Channel (V)
Popstar hunt launched in the country. After scanning six cities over a
period of two months, twenty-four young girls were shortlisted for the
finals that were held in Mumbai. (H)

S P O R T S

DEMPO'S VICTORY: Dempo Sports Club defeated Bengal-Mumbai Football Club by
a solitary first-half goal in a second-round of the Second Division
National Football League at Pondicherry. (H)

GoaNOW PICTURES FOR TODAY

Some pictures from the 'TIATR DIS' held in Panjim yesterday.
Joe Rose: http://www.goacom.com/news/clippings/GN020418a.jpg
CM Parrikar: http://www.goacom.com/news/clippings/GN020428b.jpg
Awardees with VIPs: http://www.goacom.com/news/clippings/GN020418c.jpg
A farmer's family in the tiatr "Nodnnim":
http://www.goacom.com/news/clippings/GN020418d.jpg
An emotional scene from the play:
http://www.goacom.com/news/clippings/GN020418e.jpg

D E A T H S
    17 Apr: Macazana: JOAO M D'SOUZA, son of Ligorio/Idalina, brother of
Buzul/Remy, Monica/Moses.
    Apr 17: Sirlim: RITA LEPOLDINA MENEZES, wife of late Pedro Camilo,
mother of John/Ernestina, Maneline/Jack Xavier, Serafina/Lupercio,
Anthony/Filona, Xaverit/Frany, Agnelo/Maria.
    17 Apr: Fatorda: LEENA FERNANDES, wife of Francis, daughter-in-law of
Boventur/Anna Joaquina.
     17 Apr: St Estevam: BENJAMIN GODINHO, husband of Venefrida, father of
Denzil, Darryl and Drina.
    17 Apr: Parra: JOE VAZ, husband of late Anne Vaz, father of late
Leslie/Luisa, Virginia/Henry, Allan/Natalina, late Shirley/Shravan, late
Desmond/Cynthia, Gloria/Elliot, Vivian/Judy and Cecil/Zinny.

G O A   W E A T H E R

Min Temp : 26.9 deg C (80.4 deg F)
Max Temp: 33.2 deg C; Relative Humidity: 68%  (yesterday-Panjim)

Courtesy: H=3DHerald, NT=3DThe Navhind Times, GT=3DGomantak Times
Daily Goacom News Clippings also at: http://www.goacom.com/news

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