KARL
About shipping personal goods to Goa . Yes you can do that Check with your
Local freight Agents or Contact Our Freight Agent - Rapat Freight ( tel 020
8570 ) Mr Kirthbhai ( very helpful person ) at Heathrow . ( they will
also at a charge collect the goods from your house in London /
Hi Elisabeth,
You have more than redeemed yourself with your data about your statement. Of
course this applies for those who would care to read and understand the thrust
of your message.
But I am still at a loss if you blame the Viagara and post-Viagara generation
of Goans for those statistics.
Last time I saw this photo of a young man staring back at me on my computer
screen, my first thought was, "Who's this?" Horror of horrors, I actually
realised that 'he' was sitting before my very own cluttered, untidy and
crowded desktop, with my GNU/Linux computer grinning in the background.
A
Hello Rico,
was touched by this John Aguiar tribute and the tracking of the Goan
Cinema...kudos...lets all get together and celebrate the Goan film
festival...long live the late legends of Goan cinema...let youngsters be
more inspired by their spirit in severe and backward circumstances, unlike
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Subject: email ID
From:"Vivek Mathur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:Mon, October 30, 2006 7:00 am
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
Sir,
This is Vivek
--- godfrey gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> a) There is nothing wrong in uaing the Goan
> connection
> with the Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Mehta to
> intervene in the matter of Anjediv Island .
Well said, Godfrey.
Gabriel.
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A N N O U N C E M E N T
Goa Su-Raj Party wishes to announce the release of its 'ELECTIONS-2007'
VCD-based campaign movie titled 'NAKA TUM DUSRE PAUT' along with the voice
VCD of 'Election-2007' campaign dialogues on which the movie is based, at
the function. to be held at the 'Roof Garden', Hotel
On Mon, 2006-11-06 at 21:42 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> From: Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] Divorce in Goa and India
> I wonder when you've had even a fleeting acquaintance
> with being honorable. (Please note correct spelling of
> the word).
Both honorable and honou
Jivitan amkam zai ani goroz tem mellonam zait, punn amkam favo tem mellta
karann Dev sodanch bhov borem tem amkam dita.
(In life, we may not get what we want, we may not get what we need, but we
get what we deserve because God always gives us what is best.)
Moi-mogan,
Domnic Fernandes
Anjuna/D
Hi Selma, What you describe below reflects your perception of reality,
rather than the reality per se. If one allows oneself to get
brainwashed by the dominant message coming out from the Western media
empire -- that you're over-the-hill after 25 -- then it's like
painting oneself into a (aging) co
All this about East Indians is leading us nowhere.
Where proof is demanded, it is better to go to Olga
Valladares's thesis. I am not sure if there are
printed copies of it, but a copy of the manuscripts is
at the Bombay University. Olga has also penned a small
book, Goa and Bombay.
I am not sure wh
Selma changed the Subject of this thread to "Re: Divorce in Goa and
India" when it was actually "Initiating, Participating and Soapboxing".
At no previous time was 'India' mentioned in Selma's original
bombastic statements. The devious attempt to insert a "Re" and change
the Subject Line has be
--- "Frederick \"FN\" Noronha"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Free the airwaves... for India's sake (see the
> article at the URL below)
>
[http://www.tehelka.com/home/2006/2006.asp?filename=18.jpg]
Frederick,
You are quite right in stating "Paranoid
politicians, overcautious officials,"
From: "Miguel Braganza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
To:
Subject: [Goanet] Dinner on 09 Nov. at Margao with Jesuit Superior General
Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 22:42:12 -0500
Dear Jesuit Alumni on the Net,
The programme of interaction and dinner wit
Dear Mario,
I think I was quite clear and specific in my post when
I said, "blacks" is an acceptable term in America. The
term is not offensive to them, it is offensive to me
as a human being to have to refer to another human
being using their skin colour as an indication of
category.
In Goa, i
Re:
>Many thanks for the Telegraph article. Unfortunately,
>I missed the TV programme featuring, among others,
>Lord Tebbit, the aptly nicknamed polecat from Chingford!
COMMENTS:
The TV programme is scheduled for broadcast on Monday 13 Nov - details
below. Some of the Channel 4 output is al
Hi Everyone,
Now that we have established the National Flag of Goa - The Next BIG THONG -
The Great Goan Kashti as a popular Beachwear fashion item, we need to
establish a flag code for Kashti - there was another recent post by a Goan
who did not want to go into his garage wearing a Kashti bec
Hey Gabriel, The link you are discussing below is offtopic for this
list. It deals with community radio in *India*, and why this needs to
be opened up. It points to an article in Tehelka, and my guilt is
restricted to having it below my .sig file (to spread awareness on
this topic).
Needless to sa
--- Cecil Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Divorce rates in Goa are probably on the increase but
to state that
they are spiraling is to give an unnecessary dramatic
twist that
gives a different picture.
-
Dear Cecil,
So in sum, what you are saying is
Hi Carmo,
I lived in Bandra (Pali hill) from 1975 to 1990, I too have not seen
any goan/east Indian rivalries at that time, wether it was the church
sqaure, school grounds, weddings, feasts, tiatrs, Santan's (Dukar marya)
or the chimbai joints :). In fact both have now come closer
thru inter-commu
--- "Frederick \"FN\" Noronha"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At the end of the day, we all are what we accept we
> are.
>
> Yeah, marriage and pregnancy (not for men... till
> date, at least ...
> wonder what happens when cloning comes!) do shape
> our lives in
> unimaginable ways. As a fairly h
--- "Frederick \"FN\" Noronha"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Gabriel, The link you are discussing below is
> offtopic for this
> list.
Apologies all. I only replied to this OFFTOPIC topic,
as I remembered a few incidents in the past. And yes,
the call sign ending in DM *is* Didier de Melo (
> On Sat Nov 4 10:43:59 PST 2006, Mario Goveia wrote:
>
> > Bosco,
> > As a matter of fact, I do. My evidence comes from
> > being very close to the East Indian community as
> > well as the the following URL:
> >
> > http://www.eastindians.blogspot.com/
>
--- Bosco D'Mello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Goa News Remix
08/11/2006
Ministers Birthdays
Guess whose birthday today ?
Urban Development Minister Joaquim Alemao 49 and PWD Minister Mr. Davilkar,
born same day same month one year before (50).
Joaquim Alemao’s Birthday ads were about 7 and half pages putting together H
(5.5) & NT (2).
--- Miguel Braganza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The names of villages ending with 'lim' are
> basically from the ancient Kannada names [Goa was
> part of the Karnataka-based kingdoms from Chalukyas
> to Bijapuris and Sondekars] e.g. Benaulim was Bandh
> halli, Sanquelim was Sakh halli and Siol
Hi Aristo
This issue is a can of worms because usage changes all the time. Suddenly,
one finds an accepted term has become derogatory and one can get caught out
by those insistent on being politically correct instantly without allowing
for a period of transition to the new accepted terminology a
Hello Francis:
Where the hell have you been absconding, our Goanet's favourite punster?
I was beginning to believe you were kidnapped and held for ransom and/or
repentance. Using your lofty fairy godmother's oracle for gleeful, unfair
advantage, you've become the "enfant terrible" of Goa
Dear Vidyahar,
You are correct. I stand corrected. I was under the
impression that honourable, like pronunciation lost
the u, when used as an adjective.
Many thanks,
selma
---
--- Vidyadhar Gadgil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Both honorable and honourable are corr
--- Gabriel de Figueiredo wrote:
>
> You are quite right in stating "Paranoid
> politicians, overcautious officials," (I don't know
> about the "ad-obsessed broadcasters") preventing
> India's progress with respect to radio waves.
>
> The paranoia in Goa was at its peak in the 60s, soon
> after t
--- Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dear Mario,
>
> I think I was quite clear and specific in my post
> when I said, "blacks" is an acceptable term in
> America. The term is not offensive to them, it is
> offensive to me as a human being to have to refer
> to another human being using
Cecil writes:
Please conclusively, or at least credibly, prove that:
1) The divorce rate in Goa is spiralling
2) That pre and extra-marital sex is as prevalent in Goa as anywhere in the
West.
Hi Cecil,
Please stop beating up on Selma. She was probably comparing the above
statistics in Goa to simi
Hi Roland,
Contrary to your opinion, I think women are extremely logical and
calculating(more so than most men!)
in most matters, except when these involve their spouses/boyfriends or
clothes.You daughter's present/future suitors will soon learn that!
Also from your post it seems like you are no
An emergency meeting of the SAVE OLD GOA (Bainguinim)
ACTION COMMITTEE held at the Old Goa Panchayat
yesterday evening has appealed to all Old Goa
shopkeepers and traders to keep their establishments
closed tomorrow in Solidarity with the agitation
against the proposed garbage treatment plant at
Ba
Please download 'Goa Amchem' a great konkani song that
can be used as the theme for the food festival:
http://h1.ripway.com/jazzgoa25/goaamchem.mp3
Thank you Jazz Goa.
We shall be pleased to play the great Konkani song at the food festival!
Thanks again for the great gesture. We feel proud o
Hi Roland,
It is a bit extreme to brand all Portuguese Red wines(Vinho Tinto) as being
of no consequence in taste or bouquet. The problem is that the Portuguese
wines that are exported to other countries (the most famous one being Mateus
Rose) are generally of the worst quality and are more suited
This is very good news for the Goan community in Kuwait. I wish the Goan
folklore troupe, the artists and the organizers all the best. Above all, I
take this opportunity to congratulate Goa's Directorate of Art & Culture for
taking the right steps to promote Goa's cultural heritage in foreign
Touche, Sunith, you got me on that one!!!
Roland.
On 11/8/06, Sunith Velho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Roland,
>
> Contrary to your opinion, I think women are extremely logical and
> calculating(more so than most men!)
> in most matters, except when these involve their spouses/boyfriends or
>
Airlines Offers: Fly Goa-Bombay for Rs.99 etc - (And you actually pay 11 times
more)
One may find or see many such mouth watering or red hot or spicy offers on the
net as well as print editions.
Yes, it is true that some airlines do throw away such offers and they may be
genuine too.
e.g. R
Dear Sunith,
Seeing that you arrived in London just about 3 months
ago, apparently the first thing you did was a ramdom
survey of who was engaging in premarital sex. A survey
so comprehensive, that you then had comparative data
with statistics compiled by Cecil from Goa. Afterall,
that is what we
Selma wrote:
So in sum, what you are saying is :
Divorce rates in Goa are increasing and the word I
used was spiraling. Can you provide us with statistics
for Goan divorces, to prove that they are "increasing"
(presumably at a rate acceptable to us) and infact not
"spiraling" and at what point you
Goanetters are invited to our annual informal meeting on Thursday, 21st
December 2006 at the FOODLAND Cafe/Restaurant in Miramar, Panjim, Goa.
For those not familiar with the location, the Foodland Restaurant is
within the premises of the Miramar Residency, on the right hand side, when
heade
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