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*** Fresh attempts on to topple Goa govt. - Hindu
[May 26, 2008] Panaji (PTI): Attempts are on to reinitiate
moves to topple the Congress-led government in Goa with
discontent brewing within t
The following post does not address the issue I had
raised, which is, how many educated people seriously
think that science should have anything to do with
unprovable supernatural beliefs. I would be surprised
if more than a negligible minority would want the
scope of science to be expanded in this
--- "Frederick [FN]
Noronha"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote:
>
> Is this pseudo-science?
>
No. It is a survey of who is using what to treat what
they recognize as some kind of jaundice. To find out
if any of those plants really work against infectious
hepatitis, somebody has to do a study by properly
a
My advice.
I treat patients with jaundice all the time.
This lady needs a blood test to test her for Hepatitis. Commonest form
is Hepatitis A and this will get better without any treatment.If the
blood test does not show evidence of hepatitis, then she needs
ultrasound of her biliary tree. That w
Hi Eddie,
This is obviously a reluctant and cosmetic solution. The message to
the perpetrators of this public indignity seems to be: You can do your
job outside of these hours.
Does the Panjim Municipality think that people who relieve themselves
in public places will do so only at the times they
thank you, selma.
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From: "Carvalho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Dear Non Resident Goans,
I request you to be least regularly aware of what's happening in Goa. For
the benefit of those, who don't have website addresses of some prominent
Goan Media, please note the below:
(1) http://www.oheraldo.in/
(2) http://www.navhindtimes.com/
(3) http://www.goacom.com/
2008/5/27 Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Mario wrote:
> Mario responds:
>>
> Sadly, Gabe is both wrong and right:-)) First, Gabe
> is wrong because a rocket scientist would surely see
> that his calculation above is too simplistic. On the
> other hand, Gabe is absolutely right that more
>
Rajan bab correctly has written that
Some folks (Miguel, Samir etc) have responded
in good faith to the originator of this thread,
Selma Cardoso. I shall not, since the coins of
sagacity - the patter about repairing Goa's
democracy, the bogus economics tutorial
dispensed to Wendell (who, by
Yes!
actually jaundice can be cured easily
why not?
any doctors can do it in goa
it takes a month instead to be cured
nothing more
according to me jaundice is not so serious disease
that anyone has to get scared of it
thank you
Melissa Pinto
Pune
- Original Message
From: Frederick [FN] N
From: "Santosh Helekar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
--- "Fr. Ivo C da Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is a step foreward that Dr.Santosh has come back
with "the Cardinal might say",
after he was adamant in quoting him and
understanding him as saying that God is not "a fact
in the world", that he d
ALDONA SHOWS THE WAY
We should acclaim the Aldona villagers with a whoop
They have now got together to form a core group
To demonstrate that they wish to reject
>From their village a mega housing project
Which they fear will land them all in the soup.
It is a shining example that loudly cri
Frederick [FN] Noronha wrote:
> Is this pseudo-science?
>Journal of Ethnopharmacology : Plant sources for the treatment of ...
> A survey of the tribals of Western Madhya Pradesh of India for the
> treatment of jaundice has yielded 13 plants for this purpose. Part of
> the plant used, ...
> linking
Dear friends
I had a terrible attack of Jaundice many many years ago and I was given this
treatment. Half coconut divided into four parts, add to it equal quantity of
coconut jaggery and equal part of methi leaves. All these to be ground and
juice to be extracted and drunk early in the morning
Goa is this, Goa is that, Goa is a beautiful land and above all Goa has
beautiful people.
Let us for a moment keep these paeans in abeyance and concentrate on ground
realities that haunt the Goan psyche today
For all those Goans who have their hearths in Goa and for most Goans who
work on board
Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 11:49:18 -0700 (PDT)
From: Santosh Helekar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
"I believe in Spinoza's God, who reveals himself in
the lawful harmony of all that exists, but not in a
God who concerns himself with the fate and the doings
of mankind."
A. Einstein
>
"What separates m
To Goanet -
It is available at the same link -
http://www.parrikar.org/misc/rape-of-goa.mov
What's new in this version:
- Voiceover in Konkani.
- Larger images and better resolution.
Warm regards,
r
Dears,
Babu , Shabu poca differenca!
The Samraj of the Panchayati Raj is speaking like King Gyanendra of
Nepal. He may similarly be on his way .. OUT !
One has heard of a Swan Song. Now read part of the background to the
lyrics of the Swine song below! [The other part of this background is
i
Mario wrote:
>> Oh, really? Oh, I'm
>> sorry. but one confuses Chimbel with
>> Kashmir and thinks he knows more than Digambar Kamath
>> about the approval process for building projects in
>> Goa and the other genius tells us he bought gold at
>> $280 but forgets to tell us he als
Frederick [FN] Noronha asked:
Is this pseudo-science?
Journal of Ethnopharmacology : A survey of the tribals of Western
Madhya Pradesh of India for the treatment of jaundice has yielded 13
plants for this purpose. etc etc etc
Or will it become 'science' only after a man in a white coat
'discove
TOI, Panjim, 28 May 2008
GBA opposes interim report of panel on regional plan
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
Panaji: Goa Bachao Abhiyan has finally broken its silence over the
interim report of the task force on Regional Plan 2021, stating
that the methodology adopted by the panel in its preparation was
'fun
If we accept that Goa is indeed a multi-cultural society
(multi-lingual, multi-dialect, multi-script, multi-ethnic, multi-caste
and multi-race), then we probably need to reflect its diversity better
in translations too. Was just wondering if we could work out some
collaborative translation project
Rene Baretto wrote:
> I am appending an email recieved from Kevin Saldanha - the
> Convention Director , Internatinal Goan Convention - Canada.
> This email is being circulated to all the GOAN OVERSEAS
> ASSOCITIONS , Goan Forums and Goans in general.
> Please do show your support by pro
...to celebrate the young achievers of Goa.
Awards will be followed by cocktails and dinner on Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
at 7:00pm at:
The Grande Sala
Cidade de Goa, Dona Paula
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Hi...
Hope this link helps...
http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/remedy/Jaundice.html
--
Thanks and regards,
Blenure
An interesting link that I came across on erotic Arts of India:
http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/erotica/
Following this link should be pretty interesting in the context of the
current discussions on Hussein and his Art.
Cheers
Sandeep
--- "Fr. Ivo C da Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> **I suppose that Dr.Santosh can see the difference
> when he changes of being sure that "the Cardinal
> said" to saying that "the Cardinal might say"...
> It is quite clear, everyone should understand it.
> From certainty you pass to doubt.
>
This criticism puts the Mopa project squarely in the line of fire. It is
supposed to be a Rs 1300 crore PPP project with a government (state and
central) component of about Rs 300 crores. How many state and/or central
projects are there in Goa which are bigger than this? Even in the case of
the S
Navhind Times, 28 May 2008
NT NETWORK
PANAJI: The Goa Bachao Andolan, on Tuesday, rejected the interim
report submitted by the task force, questioning the methods used
to formulate it, say highly placed sources in the task force.
The GBA has alleged that the 73rd and the 74th amendments have not
Miguel Braganza could elucidate better the small plant which grows widely in
moist places around our houses in Goa. It can be identified by a lining of
small balls on the underbelly of its tamarind-like leaves.
While I was at St. Britto's in 1970s, the Malayalee Jesuit of Goa Province,
Fr. Pallit
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