Yeah, but of course even if it was written by Steve Jobs and attributed to
Parrikar it can be seen as 'A *REAL* FAKE'--- cf. Holly Golightly,
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS.
On Sat, Mar 23, 2019 at 1:01 PM Bernice Pereira
wrote:
> I’ll freak out if I see this message again. This message was written by
>
But, of course there is another way of looking at it. Students of the
Jesuit scientist/mystic Pierre Teilhard de Chardin would contend that
'Original Sin' is the 'biblical-literature archetype' for a basic principle
of growth in what we recognize now as 'an evolving cosmos'. The physics
principle
But might I add that the problems of 'governance' are becoming 'planetary'
in their scope, and not confined to large federated republics like India.
In Canada it is being increasingly evident---in medical, educational,
juridical---all across the board. I beg leave to invoke a principle of
I'm beginning to realize that the 'diaspora' of this world (Babylonians/and
the Rest) must, in the words of an old Jesuit (Fr. Albert Mendonca) whom I
used to visit in Goa, circa 1980, 'LEAVE EVERYTHING BEHIND'.
So, as the Ministers used to say to the Journalists in Goa, "the question
should not
The latest 'mushroom book' making waves in this Western Hemisphere now
raises question in my mind as to whether any of the type exist in
Goa/India. The book is authored by Michael Pollan (HOW TO CHANGE YOUR MIND)
and its subject is 'psychoactive' (Psilocybin) content in 'LBMs' (little
brown
Yes; it becomes evident that we are reaching a new Tower of Babel
situation, with 'Everybody talking and nobody listening' (Bob Dylan, HARD
RAIN IS GONNA FALL).
In mid-sixties I was teaching this song to High School kids, and was
reprimanded by my school Principal for doing it. Now that Dylan has
Fred, I have a friend in Vancouver who belongs to the Religious Order that
I was in---fellow seminarian. I forwarded your mail to him, but will leave
it to him to make the contact.
On Sat, Jun 9, 2018 at 10:16 AM, Frederick Noronha <
fredericknoron...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A young Goan student
Interesting that this narrative is surfacing at a point when 'recreational
cannabis' is about to become legal in Canada. In the late '60s I worked in
a milieu that made plentiful use of 'the green herb', but when dear spouse
brought me to Goa for retirement I found that (for a 'foreigner') it was
Always interested when John Eric Gomes pops up on Goanet. It's likely that
we are not 'headed in the right direction', but perhaps the reflection that
we should look at is the fact that WE are headed in 'a direction', and that
the point reached by now is that 'WE' are self-aware that there is a
Even at great distance I take an interest in the socio/political equations
surrounding Goa, having resided there for almost thirty years with a spouse
who considered herself a 'Gandhian' but whose 'ancestry' involved Catholic
Colonial. My over-view these days inclines to the notion that Goa should
One learns something new every day. In mid sixties I was introduced to
cannabis by a bright boy that I taught in High School, but on taking up
retirement residence in Goa/India (1984) it became a matter of 'water,
water everywhere, nor any drop to drink'; 'foreigners' were closely
watched, and my
Perhaps I should add that by virtue of some friends Membership I was in the
Calcutta Cricket Club one evening (circa 1976) wearing a 'raw silk
waistcoat'; admitted to the 'inner sanctum' I was politely asked to
withdraw from the room. Problem was solved by donning a somewhat
ill-fitting black
ilhard
> t-shirts too!
>
> Best,
>
> —Venantius
>
> On Sat, Feb 24, 2018 at 6:15 PM, Dan Driscoll <driscoll@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > What I do not like about it is 'the way THEY'VE dressed him up; the silk
> > pyjamas and the capes, etc. he would not
What I do not like about it is 'the way THEY'VE dressed him up; the silk
pyjamas and the capes, etc. he would not PERSONALLY have selected this;
it's being done by others, and I'd say that one of young Trudeau's little
weaknesses is being too polite to say 'No'.
Inappropriate Invites are the
closures, Procellous Washes and Shunted Wagons
> <http://venantiusjpinto.blogspot.com/2009/12/levitating-enclosures-
> procellous-washes.html>
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> —Venantius J Pinto
>
>
> On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 3:14 PM, Dan Driscoll <driscoll@gmail.com>
May I be an enthusiastic 'seconder to this motion', and I would add that
the 'reply/comment' protocol for those e-letter postings may well represent
the peduncle of a new branch on the literary consciousness. It was
Aurobindo who wrote of 'the overmind'---a higher level of human
consciousness
Right on! I'm a Canadian, but I resided in Goa for about thirty years (1984
- 2012) having married a Goan National of 'old family' (in Canada) in 1970.
I spent many pleasant hours in a hospitality facility managed by Jack
Sequeira family members, not recalling exact name, but at end of Ourem
Creek
view of the
mere biologist, the human epic resembles nothing so much as a way of the
Cross”.
oooOooo
December 2017
On Sat, Dec 30, 2017 at 4:34 PM, Dan Driscoll <driscoll@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Yes; very well thought out & composed. May I add in a couple of Author
> Names wh
Yes; very well thought out & composed. May I add in a couple of Author
Names which I feel can move the thinking a notch forward: Pierre Teilhard
de Chardin, whose major scientific work is entitled THE PHENOMENON OF MAN,
and Julian Jaynes, THE ORIGIN OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE BREAKDOWN OF THE
Greeting, 'after long time'; my dear Germana sat at your Grandfather
Armando's table. Your 'geographic focus' brings to mind my favorite
writer/guru, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (d. 1955). Dr. Edelweiss De Sa's
father had his vision well in focus; if you see Dr. Edelweiss you might
make mention of
g a snake--- poised upon the
curvature of planet earth. I wore 'the miraculous medal' with that image,
as child, plus a 'St. Joseph's Cord'---to safeguard purity of my
child-loins. You, poor Protestant buddy, did not get those little
perks---but managed to survive anyway; so you must have been doing
so
Yes, of course; the ultimate destruction of planet earth is scientific
fact, but I repeat that the most salient contemporary thinker in this
context is the French Jesuit scientist/seer Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,
whose final Chapter in his major work The Phenomenon of Man (published
1959) has a
And you may know that at least one of the persons who did that is still
happily living in 'Pius Xth Bldg' on Church Square in Panaji. Libya Lobo
Sardessai & late Spouse 'Vaman' were the ones who got it going, if my
information is correct. I had the good fortune to have known both of them,
now where I stand in the art firmament that is Indian or for that matter
> any other place.
>
> Right now, working on my fourth project for the Kyoto Journal. Small
> mercies.
>
> Thank you.
>
> —Venantius
>
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 2:37 PM, Dan Driscoll <d
I see that you have 'big story too'. Were you born/raised in Goa? I married
a girl from one of those 'Old Goan Families), so lived on River Mandovi for
upwards of thirty years. One of my good friends there was Chirstovo Pinto
(in Betim, near Marine Workshop).
On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 1:15 PM,
J Pinto <
venantius.pi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Dan—
>
> Appreciate you letting us know. I did not know this.
> I will look into this. Perhaps paint a mural someday on them, including
> Joseph Vaz….
>
> Thank you,
> —Venantius J Pinto
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 8, 2
Many Thanks. As you may know Fr. Amalor's Cause' is now up for
Canonization. He quite often made the point that Ghandi made---no Memorial
except 'The Work'; but evidently a family relation who 'did well in USA'
greased the Vatican wheel, and it all landed on Fr. Louis's desk in Mysore.
I was asked
from Dan Driscoll, in Nova Scotia Canada: Have you heard of an Artist
domiciled in Kankavli (Sindudurgh) by name Naminand Modak? He did several
things for me when I was in Goa, and a large portrait of my wife Germana
still hangs in the Betim Flat now owned by my sis-in-law Sarita Diniz.
Modak
I'm saddened to hear of his passing, but we can celebrate his life and
literary achievement. We can 'see his star in heaven'. My late wife Germana
knew him as a friend from 'the days of their youth'.
On Sat, Sep 10, 2016 at 4:32 PM, Eugene Correia
wrote:
> George
Interesting 'Stuff'. It was my 'destiny' to live in Goa for a long time,
having espoused (in Canada, 1970) Germana Diniz, whose mother was 'a
Velho' from Caranzalem. In her 300 year old 'mother's house' there were
many artifacts including a 'cod liver oil bottle' with a *Made in Canada*
> Alas the new colonizers have made us paupers, now a 'perk' should sustain
> our lives!
> BC
>
>
>
> Dan Driscoll <driscoll@gmail.com>
>
> I think that Goa is where it should be; I have seen *Spotlight *the sad
> story of youth sexual abuse in Bost
I think that Goa is where it should be; I have seen *Spotlight *the sad
story of youth sexual abuse in Boston---likely to get Oscars. I have a lot
of family relations there, and a niece of mine knew Cardinal Law very well,
personally.
No doubt the IFFI is a Central Gov't funding perk that a lot
Nice to see you here; Regards and best wishes to you yours; especially to
your Mother in Goa and all Family.
On Sat, Dec 27, 2014 at 9:49 AM, Oswald D'Souza oswalddsouz...@gmail.com
wrote:
I lived for a long time in Goa, though I am a Canadian. From my reading, I
associate the Lion sculpture (which I have seen oftentimes on gateposts and
house ornamentation in Goa Villages) with the *Kadamba Dynasty*. You
might try searching with such key words as *'Chandor' 'Kadamba'. *I
rather
Interesting news; good point.
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 2:34 AM, John Eric Gomes joe...@dataone.in wrote:
The Tourism Department in a smart move has introduced trained lady Taxi
drivers, meters at approved rates, modern communication and business
practices. The Taxi Union must see the writing
Thanks; I'll stand corrected on that.
On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 5:41 PM, Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या
*فريدريك نورونيا fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
On 25 April 2014 19:44, Dan Driscoll driscoll@gmail.com wrote:
Nice to see this; we met and had brief conversation
Nice to see this; we met and had brief conversation at a gallery opening in
Panaji some 3 or 4 years back; you and your Mexican Girl partner were then
expecting a child. My dear wife Germana (who was a great admirer of your
Uncle Claude Alvares) passed away in March of 2011, and I returned to my
If I may put in a word: My understanding has been that Krishna Menon was
Nehru's Defence Minister, and that he more or less unilaterally took the
initiative of launching a military campaign (by land and sea) to end the
Colonial Regime in Goa; Nehru is claimed by some commentators to have read
of
I beg leave to share URL for a website in USA, for which I have been
invited to do some blog pieces. The attached blog is already posted---URL,
'the Teilhard Project'. Reconciliation between Religion and Science is most
worthy endeavor. I pray that all your work goes well.
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at
Sorry; forgot to Attach: I sometimes have 'senior moments', and am muddled
about what got sent and what did not. I resided in Betim for a long time,
with spouse Germana (Dinis); did a lot of work for Fr. Delio at XCHR.
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 9:37 PM, Shannon Pereira
How does this happen; no intro, etc.
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 10:55 PM, Ana Maria de souza-Goswami
anamari...@dataone.in wrote:
In Panjim
Viva Panjim
Mum's Kitchen
Anand Ashram
Ritz Classic
George
Brittos - Baga
Souza-Lobo - Calangute
Stomach - Mapuca
In that general context I might cite the currently much hyped film *The
Wolf of Wall Street, *'starring' our cinematic heroes Leonardo DiCaprio
(male lead) and Martin Scorsese (Producer/Director).
*Rotten Tomatoes *is giving it quite the 'thumbs up', although there are a
few leading commentators
Beautiful! Congratulations, and Happy New Year!
On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:27 AM, Victor Hugo Gomes
victor.h.go...@hotmail.com wrote:
Dear Members and friends of Goa Chitra,
Our upcoming museum GOA CHAKRA is already gaining International
recognition. Please check the article that appeared on
Check out the Teilhard de Chardin Project
http://www.teilhardproject.com/teilhard-de-chardin-life-dan-driscoll/
Yeah; I wondered about that too. Figured that you would not have the time
for writing at that length.
On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 11:24 AM, Ana Maria de souza-Goswami
anamari...@dataone.in wrote:
No Eugene I did not write this piece. This was forwarded to me by a friend
who is a writer. At the
Let me add, that this is a very timely and beneficial exchange at a time
when new Pontiff takes over:
The Constantine gambit, whereby Roman Imperial aspirations were supported
by a some 'doctrinal collaborators', put Christian ideology into a cement
mold of 'historical context' which may indeed
If I may be so bold as to recommend reading which I think might he helpful.
Contemporary 'religious truth' is, I think, better comprehended in a
'space/time' evolutionary context---as distinct from a 'Mediterranean
Classical' mindset. Read from works of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, French
Jesuit,
I'm gradually getting acclimatized after six months back in the homeland,
Canadian Atlantic Region; but, of course, still missing warm and beautiful
Goa.
For a Greeting-Text I'll borrow a thought from favorite spiritual 'guru'
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin---found in Ursula King's 1996 biographical
Interesting, if perhaps somewhat pedantic exchange; but my college
informants from long ago had it as The pun (not sarcasm) is 'the lowest
form of humor. Honorable Keith Vas seems to be doing a good job of
holding the mirror up to the Olympics Organizers.
On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 4:55 PM,
After living in Goa for twenty five years I am now back in the home and
native land. There is some 'culture shock'. When I filled out the form for
my 'Nova Scotia Health Card' I found an earnest invitation for 'comment'.
Some of my 'culture shock' is couched in and between the lines: I am a bit
of
Bravo! Greeting, from Atlantic Canada (Dartmouth NS B2X A28). Look me up,
if ever you come by this way. Dan Driscoll.
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 12:59 AM, Eduardo Faleiro
goanet.refor...@bell.netwrote:
STATEMENT OF SHRI EDUARDO FALEIRO AT HIS PRESS BRIEFING
(May 22, 2012)
Over the last two
Well stated. I had much the same experience, over several years living in
Betim. Very honest and obliging people serving local transport need with 2
wheelers, 3 wheelers 4 ditto.
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Ana Maria de souza-Goswami
anamari...@dataone.in wrote:
This is regarding cabbie
, or perhaps even worse (for us) than any other kind!
On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Marshall Mendonza mmendonz...@gmail.comwrote:
Dan Driscoll:
Thank you, Mr. Santosh, for this; it confirms what I had surmised over past
year or so, from reading those interminable CSF rants, some of them
Thank you, Mr. Santosh, for this; it confirms what I had surmised over past
year or so, from reading those interminable CSF rants, some of them
appearing unsolicited, sent directly to my in-box.
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 7:58 PM, Santosh Helekar chimbel...@yahoo.comwrote:
I would like to correct
This is really just a test mail, to see if I can post from my g eid, now
that my 'datone.in broadband' is no more. Having marked the 1st Anniversary
of dear wife Germana's passing, in Goa, I am now repatriated to Canadian
home district of Atlantic Canada. Great changes are noted, after
twenty-five
we will no doubt be in touch again.
On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:48 PM, John Gomes johnericgo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dan Driscoll held a Literary Hour at XCHR, in tribute to departed wife
Germana in the presence of her Christian Ashram mentors and senior
residents of Anjali Ashram where Dan's Guru
Will not get into excessive detail on this, but the whole show @ Gitanjali
Gallery is of great interest, both for its variety and quality.
The bronze sculptures by Tom and Jeanette Fernandes strike me as on
benchmark level with Rodin --- kidding you not. The prices will strike us on
first
Had the pleasure of dining out the other day, with fellow GoaNetter Dr. Eric
Pinto, @ the much talked-about heritage food venue in Miramar. With thanks
to Dr. Eric for very pleasant exchange of views, I'll add another word of
commendation. A few weeks back there was GoaNet discussion about
. . .for very interesting note, about cold remedy and much more. I had
known that Quebec Province grows very good export quality ginseng, and
had wondered if there is export to China. Did not know ab't the 'wild';
thought it was all cultivated.
My favorite Tamil Proverb: He who has killed a
Thanks; I have 'jungle honey' on the shelf; will do it!
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 9:30 PM, Bernice Pereira
bernicepere...@yahoo.comwrote:
.
I suffered from persistent colds for years with - as you describe - that
yucky mucus(y) feeling in the throat and constant well-meaning
My good neighbor John Eric has a cold that 'just won't go away'.
Coincidentally, I have one too; I guess it's just 'something going around'.
But lately I've been giving some metaphysical-genre thinking about this
matter---of 'PERSISTENT COLDS'. While taking 'an expectorant' (Homeopathic
syrup
Ms. Margaret's note for Wendell is apt. An American version derives from a
scrawled sign in a bar room of the 'wild and wooley west'---PLEASE DON'T
SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER; HE'S ONLY DOIN' HIS BEST'.
Someone gave me a great little Goan Calendar (credit: 'Amazing Goa
Publications', with another
GAWD. TALK ABOUT SWEEPIN' STUFF UNDER THE RUG!
---
Protect Goa's natural beauty
Support Goa's first Tiger Reserve
Sign the petition at:
That crazy-mad and delightfully dirty old man Kushwant Singh had a good
parting shot in his Indian Express Column last Sunday: It is not original
with KS; sent in by 'a contributor', but it was a first for me, and my
perverse sense of humor set me to smiling broadly; then, when I told it to
was having Tony Correia-Afonso, one of our very
earliest members (he's been there before me) at the meet. We will miss
the kind, generous and knowledgeable Dan Driscoll if he keeps to his
threat of quitting Goa this year! We did miss some of those who
already left Goa (including Victor Carneiro of the US
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[mailto:goanet-boun...@lists.goanet.org] On Behalf Of Dan Driscoll
Subject: [Goanet] Dan Driscoll fearlessly leaks his Christmas brag-letter.
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.
Dear people:
With a Christmas Wish, may I send a little update concerning what I have
been up to here in India---particularly
Dear people:
With a Christmas Wish, may I send a little update concerning what I have
been up to here in India---particularly as of the past few weeks. As some
will have heard by now, with dear Germana gone to her eternal rest I am
faced with a somewhat difficult decision: whether to remain
:
Dear Dan,
Violet was Bemvinda`s sister, not her cousin, and either my classmate
or a year behind at St. Xavier`s College in Bombay in the 1940s.
Regards,
Victor.
From: DAN DRISCOLL driscoll@gmail.com
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent
I think now I recall the name---Arthur Koestler, and it would have been
somewhere in the 70 s, I think.
I can see that you must have quite a story yourself. Did you ever happen to
run into a couple by name Lannoy---Richard and Violet (Dias). They spent a
good portion of the seventies in Paris,
Mr. Pinto has given a better journalistic account than might be found in any
of the newspapers. Truly, the story must be disturbing for many of us, and
there are so many unanswered questions. But, I feel that we will be seeing
more of the same, as people begin to become accountable for their
Yes, it is an unhappy turn for him. Even as an outsider resident in India I
have taken a keen interest in the Anna movement. I'm also much in favor of
effective social control of alcohol consumption. But I'm afraid that Annaji
disappoints now. Even if that is only a single string in his bow, it
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I would hope that the feisty editor investigative reporter Sujay Gupta
after dealing with the mining mafia might shift focus onto some of the
front-page advertising that regular readers of Herald have been putting up
with for quite some time.
'Fat Burner' full-color ads, taking up an eighth
Dear late lamented wife was in Calcutta when Ms. Jacqueline K visited, and
she attended one of the many 'parties'. I asked her what she thought of Mrs.
K.
She had terrible legs.
The one she would have liked to get to know was John Kenneth
Galbraith---also at the party. I think she would have
Gluttony Sloth usually, but Envy this time. Sometimes I get more out of
the ads than the programs. I'm green with envy about this Samsung Galaxy II
ad, where the fussing white hen is shown the digital image of three eggs,
and instantly settles down. If there's an Oscar for Adverts this would
Vivek Menezes started a site with this ID, but pressure of other activities
kept him from continuing with it. My slim grasp of Konkani/Hindi put me at a
loss for grasping the significance, but dear late wife was quick to
exclaim---Ah! Red Earth, just like your Canadian home district. Receiving
IRISH IS DOWN! And perhaps a good thing too! I think it just 'keeled over' a
couple of weeks back, like the cute little low-batt Smurf in the TV Ad. The
media was awash about Ireland's 'Taoiseach' Enid Kennedy 'giving lip' to the
Vatican about an attempt by the Holy See to frustrate an inquiry
Our Congratulations to Ms. Sousa-Kammermeier!
On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Goanet A-C-E! goa...@goanet.org wrote:
Yolanda Sousa Kammermeier who attended The International Artist camp
organized by The Artist Colony of Hajduboszormenv, Hungary on invitation,
was honoured with an award for
'Gitanjali Listening Post'
Gitanjali Gallery introduces 'THE LISTENING POST'. Basic rationale: With the
advance of MP3 technology and 'portable devices', many audio CDs remain idle
on domicile shelves most of the time. This experiment invites the public to
enjoy a wide (cosmopolitan) range of
Sunday Express for July 17th, on page 7, there is a nicely prominent header
datelined 'Kolkata':
Sam Pitroda, the technocrat and current advisor to the Prime Minister, was
on Saturday appointed 'advisor' to the 'Resurgent Bengal' initiative
formulated by the West Bengal Government.
Things
Loose 5kg, 10kg, 25kg in 30 days---Really! I do wonder if it is acceptable
newspaper ethic to run this kind of thing, taking up a quarter-page (color)
of our morning paper. There may be a small-box 'disclaimer' buried somewhere
else in the paper, but is that good enough?
At age 21, in a
The Fr. Rudolph Heredia lecture, at XCHR yesterday, was interesting, esp for
the question period. To some degree he was let down by PowerPoint, which I
am now finding can mess up things to the point that I am beginning not to
like PP at all.
I asked Fr. Heredia what he thought of Fr.
Hartman @ Gitanjali
I promised Ms. Pereira, on the night of the Performance at Gitanjali Gallery
(Panjim) last week, that I would let her have something by way of Feedback;
since I sometimes do a page for Goa Net Reader, I'll try to 'kill two birds
with one stone'---not a very pretty
YOU NOTICED! Many thanks.
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 5:36 AM, Mervyn Lobo mervynal...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Dan Driscoll wrote:
Speaking of bad 'tings, such goofy stuff is happening! This morning's
news has it that Chief of IMF (International Monetary Fund) has been
arrested at JFK Airport
Excerpted from letter to my bro-in-law; great fan of Jean Auel 'Cave Bear
Series'. I'm too old and creaky now to be a writer; I can just speculate
about the possibilities:
Patrick:
The papers are full of 'Neanderthal' these days, and it seems related to the
release of Jean Auel's new book.
Would'nt take it too seriously, myself. Really just 'a manner of speaking',
and the young man should be able to speak off the cuff once in a while, even
in public. As for the Italian reference---picky, picky.
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:51 AM, Aires Rodrigues
airesrodrigu...@gmail.comwrote:
Rahul
I have for long given credit for my continued existence, as one of the 'Xian
Faithful', to the Jesuit philosopher/scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,
whom I discovered in 1962, about five years after his works began to be
published.
When a friend now lends me his copy of Dawkins' THE GOD
Sorry, my mistake. It is SANTA MONICA CONVENT, in Old Goa.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in
To: Goanet Post goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 10:23 PM
Subject: Goa Museum of Christian Art . . .
Many will be aware that this fairly recent facility
Many will be aware that this fairly recent facility is housed in Mater Dei
Convent, Old Goa. Today's Herald (Upcoming Events Column) has the
interesting invitation to 'celebrate Collectors Day', on Sunday 15 th Inst.
One can 'register' by emailing museumofchristianart (AT) gmail.com.
I'm not
Yes; the chashew apple should resonate with what I used to enjoy very much,
from Canadian Liquor Commission---'Plum Brandy', known in the Slavic regions
of Europe as 'Slivovitch'; maybe spelled with a 'z'.
I should think that the same kind of vingtage should derive from Jackfruit.
A lot of good
Yesterday evening I went down to Calangute for Herr Rudolph's piano recital,
which as those who may know him is played on his own 'baby grand' in a domed
gallery space that seems purpose-built for music acoustics. It was an
impressive performance, by one who is obviously an accomplished
. . .presented by Santa Cecilia Choir of the Patriarchal Seminary of Rachol
on Monday, 11th April 20ll at the Basilica of Bom Jesus, Old Goa; featuring
a Vivaldi Gloria and beautiful Konkani and locally composed works by a hugh
pholyphonic choral ensemble and orchestra of strings and winds, was
Canadian Medicare. The few Canadians who are settled in Goa need make no
apologies on that score.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 5:17 AM, J. Colaco jc cola...@gmail.com wrote:
Dan Driscoll wrote
1: For ten years or more we have had the same Doctor...
2: However, on a Sunday morning, two weeks back
Just wondering if given the emerging attitudes of personal laissez-faire and
tolerance, it really makes any difference what the Mahatma's sexual
preferences were.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 12:52 AM, George Pinto georgejpi...@yahoo.comwrote:
Subject: Was Mahatma Gandhi bisexual?
The short answer
Not bad. I have a 'clerical version' of that story. A closely observant
Parish Priest had the feeling that his curate was cutting corners in recital
of 'The Divine Office', considered a serious offence, and binding under
'pain of mortal sin'. Upon leaving for vacation he told the curate to do a
As some may know, I have just experienced the demise, and obsequies held,
for my wife. We lived a long and eventful life together, so I'm not about to
grieve in any negative fashion. One aspect of it all however prompts me to
make a suggestion that might be open to discussion in our GoaNet
I was ten years old when I heard the radio broadcast, in our family kitchen
in Maritime (Eastern) Canada. The film is a knockout, thought in those days
we knew little about that; the abdication speech got a lot more attention.
I have an attendant memory trace that might be of interest,
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