Hi Cornel,
I think the traditional dress of Goan women is the Kapol which is worn like
a sari with the pallow thrown over the left shoulder or just wrapped around
the waist. Looks like it is made of the same material as the Kashthi
In winter they wear a shawl over it made of thicker white cotto
Hi Santosh
Below is the verification, if proof was needed, that the quarrel ("alleged
falsehood") you raise with my post is NOT the science, but perhaps the English
(language). Or likely your 'scientific canards' are just an attempt by you to
stand tall by standing on my shoulders and jumping
Talking Photos: Ponnos, Pathponnos, Katteam ponnos, Antonam, Anteram, Sitaphal,
Anonam,Custard
Apples, Pake, Vagullim, Bats, Flying Foxes
Ref. Ongoing debate on Goanet.
Hope this will explain it all.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk4/262725757/
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for Goa & NRI relate
Dear Gabe,
Has anyone ever logically ended a discussion with Mario Goveia on the
Goanet or on Goenchim Xapotam? If not, why should I begin?
The good book says, " When a wise man argueth with a fool, whether he
laughs or raves, there is no end." Why even attempt, either left or right?
Viv
Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The fact that it was incomprehensible to you and not
> to several other readers is something you will have
> to figure out for yourself.
My dear Mario,
If you read my post AND understood it, you may realize
that is exactly what I said.
I am going to pos
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Re the post below, I can say that, I have read Solzhenitsyn and Sharansky. I
was particularly moved by Solzhenitsyn's account of prison slave labour in
the Siberian wastes.
I had some reservations about what was produced by Sharansky as his
determined bid to seek exit from the Soviet
Thanks a lot for your lovely feedback.
Yes, you are right. By quoting PAKE I was refering 'agullem ou agullim' the
one seen in
churches, banana ghello/top, Anteram, Antonam, Anona, Zagma, chickoo, Peram,
Zam etc.
However, pake also seen eating small fruits like jagma. Once we put a net
Domnic Fernandes' article on the Goan Gulfee brought back memories ( around
1958) of my childhood when I met many of these guys around the Saddar area
of Karachi where my Uncle Douglas after marrying a Miranda lady from
Salcette was staying.
Many of these Gulfees visited them while their ship
If the information reaching me is not devoid of truth, Ismilda is also due
to release very soon, before the end of this year, Alfredo de Mello's book
of memoirs "From Goa to Patagonia", with a foreword by Teotonio R. de Souza.
Jorge
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Hi Carmo
Methinks there is a small problem when you say that the Kashti is the
national dress of Goa. You confine it to what men wore but as women did not
wear the minimal kashti, I think you are forced to go back to the kunbi
dress which includes the khasti for the male! But of course, I stand
co
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk4/262067315/?#comment72157594315202583
JoeGoaUK, some great photos. With your knowledge of the terrain, vivid
childhood memories, your eagerness to explore various faces of Goa,
together with the way you make use of your digital camera (to the
optimum) and shar
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> Given the much interest among Goanet readers in my
> reporting on aspects of cancer, here is something
> more.:=)) There is new evidence that exercise
> improves cancer survival as reported in four new
> reports. Two studies were done at Dana-Farb
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Internet/Broadband Services in Goa
This is in response to various queries I received..
If you are in Goa say on short holidays, ideally, for you local Cybercafes are
the best
option. Charges varies Rs.20 - Rs.33 per hour.
Sify cybercafes are every where, one must have his a/c which is opened on
I'd like to suggest that when the moderators want to end a particular thread
on Goanet, a week's notice be given so that contributions are not inevitably
cut off midstream.
I also propose a discussion on THE BENEFITS AND NON-BENEFITS OF THE
PORTUGUESE STAY IN GOA FOR 451 YEARS. We do have some
Could you please provide the exact reference for this citation?
J. Clin. Oncology publishes three issues per month. You also did not provide
the names of the authors.
Regards
J. Rane
On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 Gilbert Lawrence wrote :
>Given the much interest among Goanet readers in my reporting on asp
Joe:
Thanks for that excellent repertoire of derivatives from "ponnos". You're
doing more for the propagation of Goan harmony, culture and cuisine, and
ultimately Goan pride, than all the sensational and invidious platitudes and
acrimonious diatribes published ad nauseam. Your enlightening etymo
Dear Veronica:
Thanks for that splendid narrative on Minguel Rod. Appearing in Goanet, the
graphic visceral account of his life with all its pathos read like a Greek
tragedy. With your prodigious contribution on his 51st death anniversary,
probably many have been impressed by his thespian gen
Jednam tum mathi uddoita, tujea hathancher sodanch mev urta.
(When you throw mud, you are always left with dirt on your hands.)
Moi-mogan,
Domnic Fernandes
Anjuna/Dhahran, KSA
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Hello.
I am a part "Goan" a Goan Soayro, if thats the right way to spell
son-in-law in konkani. Any way its really nice to be here, and keep in
touch with all Goan's out here across the world.
Ah! I also wish to know if Alister Miranda and Father Salvador are
part of this network, If you are or if
Pele glad to be in Kuwait
Former Brazilian soccer star Edison Arantis, also known as Pele, on Thursday
said he was glad to be in
Kuwait for the second time, the first time being in 1973 when he was playing
for the Brazilian Santos soccer club.
Pele said he was glad to meet with Kuwaiti MP Marzo
From: "Alfred de Tavares"
Palponos in Sashti; Duliao, with a 'til' on 'a' in Bardez.
Green, about size of a papaya, bottle, thorns on outer skin
but not as intense as on 'ponos'. Same type of 'gore' system iside
but virgin white and as juicy as the insides of a 'kokum/bin'dam';
no 'pank' the very
Hi Eugene,
I am amazed to observe through the years, that ill-informed Bardezkars
always claim a priority over the Sashtikars as far as links to Europe and
Europeans are concerned. These ill-informed beliefs are exemplified in your
note which states that "These families were possibly Aryans, wh
Cancer Cases on rise Worldwide (including Goa)
I thought I would add this to ongoing dabate on Cancer.
- 10 millions new cases detected every year worldwide.
- In Goa, 1000 new cases are diagnosed every year (that about 3 cases every day)
- The common cancer seen in the women are cance of the bre
I think Luis's use of the word "shut up" was
unwarranted. As I said in an earlier post, that the
issue of non-Gaons playing in the Al Nasr tournament
has aroused debate.
In Toronto, the Goan tournament allows sons-in-law and
husbands of Goan girls or sons of parents if the girl
is Goan.
It's often
On 06/10/06, Gilbert Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Given the much interest among Goanet readers in my reporting on aspects of
> cancer, here is something more.:=)) There is new evidence that exercise
> improves cancer survival as reported in four new reports.
> ...
R
Swimsuits for Goan lifeguards
Compromising is the name of the game
By Cecil Pinto
A five-member delegation has been selected for a
tour of the major beaches of the world. The
purpose of the tour is to study different female
lifeguard attire in other countries and choose
and adapt one that wil
Like I have mentioned in the previous post, Goa took a
hiding from tiny Cabo Verde island. Goa lost 3-0
unable to cope with the pace of the tiny african
islanders after the previous day's match with Macau.
But one must note that African football has grown
leaps and bounds for the past 3 decades.
In search of this Flower
'AGA BOCHKE' (Tiger's Paws ?)
When I was say about 9, I remember two young kids died of eating this flower.
As I grew older, I really found it difficult to digest this..
I also remember, this plant/Flower grow (every year) next to my house under
the mango tree.
Now
02-Oct-2006
Dear friend,
We live in a fast changing world and sometimes the speed at which things
change and we change, may make us feel that nothing is permanent anymore, not
even our deepest relationships. Today we see in some part of the world a
breakdown in family relati
TRAIL OF THE AROMA: WHIFF OF MANY INFLUENCES ON GOA'S EXOTIC FOOD
Goan food drew on different
influences -- Arab, Konkan,
Malabar, Portuguese, Brazilian,
French, African and even
Chinese to name a few. There
are many dishes common to Goa,
the rest of the Konkan,
Malaysia, Macau, Portugal,
Brazil a
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