ill turn the other way. Just as we
>> would turn if we see a
>> heterosexual couple "making out".
Who is this "We" that you are referring to and claiming to represent.
All Canadians?
Sunith
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. With approximately a thousand new vehicles being bought every
month, these measures are barely sufficient, and I don't know if
similar steps are being taken in other urban centres.
Sunith
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ourage could not be amongst them.
I like this new multi-millionaire persona of mine that you a perpetrating.
Sunith
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ng sentences.
What I said Jose was, if Roland had truly achieved closure then he
would be posting that particualr posts on a Canadian forum. Especially
since it is filled with some vague generalities on the joys of living
in Canada.
>> Bravo Sunith ..You are the 'besht'!
And he
n and Iran.
So hats-off once again to the former firebrand who was never afraid to
tell it like it is(was), though he openly conceeded that he was spared
the worst of the indignities inflicted on his brothers.
Sunith Velho
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guess I'll have to keep reading his peculiar brand of
kingdergarten humour.
The continued absence of a simple list of Constitutional Rights I had
requested is baffling, especially since a few posters have been
continuously lauding themsleves as people of exceptional maturity and
intelligence.
Sunith
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owledge lets have that
list now, shall we. Please don't shatter my dreams by shutting up.
It really is a simple task for someone who has the ' maturity of
thinking and expression of a Paulo Colaco Dias' that I allegedly dream of.
Sunith
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NSTITUTIONAL rights does Jose pretend not understand?
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Jose writes:
>> f: I can jot down several rights that Goans now REALLY enjoy.
>> 1. The right NOT to have their name removed from the electoral
>> register by a person
father(whom
I never met and you know precious little about) was a great businessman
under Portuguese rule, just like many in my family are as good
businessmen under Goan(Indian) rule.
Sunith Velho
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rry a pejorative connotation referring to
concepts as being "established" only according to a particular point of
view, and thus one of doubtful foundation.(end of quote)
Sunith Velho
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and BC figure out what these economics have to do with me
being against colonialism, do let me know.
By yours and BC's misguided logic, Che Guevara should never have
started a revolution in South America since he was from a bourgeoisie
family or Neh
).
--
DEV BOREM KORUM.
Gabe Menezes.
London, England
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Goanet recommends, and is proud to be associated with,
'Domnic's Goa' - A nostalgic romp through a bygone era.
This book is the pe
ly to
that entity?
Or are logic and science to be selectively applied?
Sunith Velho
Orlando writes:
> There are others too like Michael Behe, William A. >Dembski, James M
> Kushiner, Lee
> Strobel etc. I urge those on this list who are interested in >the debate to
&
Are they the standards
that have been forced down our throats by the dominant religions,
rulers and castes.
Scientific study used to be an Indian standard but today Astrology is.
Are we to lie down and accept the status quo.
Is it really necessary to waste our time setting 'standards' to gov
p caste divides alive but no PDA's
or falling in love please! It's against our culture. Soli Sorabjee is
right, we are becoming the laughing stock of the world.
Sunith Velho
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CONVENTION O
ould give Romi Lippi a boost as well, and no one will be
inconvenienced.
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above study was sponsored by none other than the
Templeton Foundation.
Sunith
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http://www.GOANET.org
This month's Goanet operations sponsored by an Anonymous Donor
y from the grandeur of the original GMC.
This area was previously filthy, desolate(since the shifting of the GMC
to Bambolim) and rat infested.
I'm not sure what Jose is trying to say here.
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TV programme by making it
pay-per-view.
One thing is certain, if not for the pioneering work in Stanford and
UCL and all the academic research that has followed since, the Internet
would be a far cry from what it is today.
Sunith
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for Frederick and yourself.
I'll resist the tempation to respond to your personal potshots.
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e there are very few safeguards in place. If I'm not
mistaken, the ex(?) HOD of the Electronics department of Goa
Engineering College was accused of it and of misrepresenting his
educational qualifications a while ago, and the students went on strike
to have him removed.
Sunith
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ederick, go!
I see that you have taken my cheer-leader jibe a tad too seriously.
Sunith
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cation for themselves is
entirely irrelevant to the debate.
Regards
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Dr. Carmo D'Cruz,
> Where can I get more info on this stock price
> forecasting system?
> Mervyn3.0
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to Hotel Mandovi where they ordered the placement of
forks on the right side and the knife on the left of
the plate. Has any body heard of this story,
especially from Tivolem? Also do the bhayyas eat with
forks and knives in UP?
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e posting nonsense Goanet.
Regards
Sunith
Albert writes:
> Take the degree of Goa universtity and go abroad for further studies
> and you cannot get admission why?
Joe writes:
> Surely, Bosco would have a different perception of the situation if he were
> living (and studying/studied) i
nding word for Carnival in Greek is
"Apokria".
Regards
Sunith
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Joao Cota writes:
I was stunned and shocked to read the above article. The first paragraph on
the origin of the word carnival is abosolute bull to say the least.The
author's ignorance
nd wanted to
tell Goans in Goa how to run their lives and businesses. Neither seemed
particularly qualified to dole out such advice and definitely created a
pathetic impression of themselves, and Australian Goans in general.
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oung minds from Goa work? Shameful especially to the
chap who passed this information.
BC
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, who were helping
him realise his dream.
He has my vote for FN next list of #101 Cybergoans. No one else could
have pulled this off.
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r you to keep your love for Portugal and
Portuguese colonial rule alive without resorting to untruths about
events that led to and followed their ouster.
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- are likely to confront the minute they
die.
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ition, forced conversions and
the razing of Hindu temples.
What according to you was in the interest of the common Goan? Why don't
you just say it instead of confusing everyone including yourself. Is
this the GL version of the Fuggdi you so often refer to?
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to leave?
Further, Goans at the time were deeply divided as to whether they
wanted to be part of the Indian union. So the Pondicherri "model" is
quite irrelevant in this case.
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writes:
I have a gut feeling that this anti Portuguese
rethoric by young Sunito is because of some
namoradinha problem. Maybe some 'short Portuguese'
fugiu com ela.
Or I hope it is not because of not getting Portuguese
Nationality?
BTW how is Bibloh and your mum (Loretta)?
BC
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u. We all know that even movement(in terms of moving from one place
to another) is heavily restricted in Macau and China.
Sunith
BC writes:
I wonder if the FREE is to corrupt, kill, despot, loan
shark, banditiry, rape, toilet.
Why are we having The Save Goa movmeent?
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t of many other Goans. So please get
off your high horse.
Sunith Velho
I'm not communal but as a non-Goan, I think it is
insensitive of you to hurt the sensitivities of Goans
who have very different memories of history.
thank you,
selma
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famous architect in the world) whose knowledge and opinion I'm afraid I
hold in much higher regard than yours. Please feel free to contact him
in your personal capacity, and convince him of the error in his ways.
Regards
Sunith Velho
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because of 450 years of Portuguese rule.
Cheers,
Roland.
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o ensure free and fair elections in tiny
Madeira and the continued economic exploitation of Angola. I will
restrain myself to topics relevant to the Goa of today.
Best Regards
Sunith
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rd the summer was so hot that they had people
distributing refreshments on the Tube because of the large number of
people fainting. Can fellow netters in London confirm this?
It would be interesting to hear stories of climate change from other
parts of India and the world.
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storical blunder that the Goan people allowed Nehru to be be swayed
to send in the invading Indian forces, not allowing Goans more time to
gently let the Portuguese rulers go, even though it might have meant
waiting for the obstinate Salazar to pass away.
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ommunal VCD and imposing it on the schools !
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udy in the US and did not
>> need
>> family or employer sponsors. Also as an IIT graduate with a doctorate in
>> the
>> hot field of engineering management
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e next post.
Regards
Sunith Velho
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t faith exist?
Most atheists accept that faith exists. The usefulness of it is
rejected by them. I see that it benefits some people in a few ways, but
like many of my generation and most of my friends find these of no use
personally.
Regards
Sunith Velho
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the crusading Joan of Arc takes up cudgels uninvited, this is
not an attack on Ana Maria, but just seeking for clarification of a
publicly stated viewpoint that is contradictory.
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certainly can be taken in ways other
than the one Sunith Velho suggests.
Perhaps their context in the interview in The Week makes
their meaning absolutely clear.
Andre
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ainer
* Brendan Fernandes, Ontario, artist. brendanfernandes.ca
* Ignatius Camillo, supermodel cum deejay.
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Dear Santosh,
How about making this your New Year's resolution.
Avoid arguing with a man whose main debating point is essentially,
"There was this guy on T.V. who said.."
Best Wishes for 2007!
Sunith
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ere all those values
took Goans.
So don't look forward just yet to any enduring return of overseas Goans
back to Goa or India or the current trickle turning into a flood.
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Regards
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supply of
lifeguards.
On a cynical note of my own, its quite likely that certified lifeguards
have moved on and out of Goa..or..nobody wants to be a
lifeguard as the job is not as glamourous as Baywatch makes it out to
be.
- Bosco
Toronto, CA
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. Nothing intruiging here, ask
any man.
Regards
Sunith
Selma writes:
"She is a homely girl".
This phrase used anywhere else in the world will earn
> you (to use another Goan expression), one tight slap
> or fattak. The word homely in general parlance means
> unattractiv
y for them, they have seen
no other.
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Goanet supports BMX, the alumni network of Britto's, St Mary's and
Xavier's -- three prominent institutions in Mapusa, Goa. Events
a day.
So please excuse me for making myself clear on how
much I expect beisdes travelling expenses.
Best regards
Tony Martin
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Goanet supports BMX, the alumni network of Britto's, St Mary
cutting any ice.
Regards
Sunith
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Phillip writes:
I was intrigued by your ascribing the improvement in the electricity
situation to, initially, the transformer and underground cabling.
Susbequently you have overlooked the underground cabling. I am sure there is
a link between the ele
" is used
by most people to refer to the origins of food. It is only used by the
misguided "elites" as an adjective to describe people.
I'm sure you can come up with something better if you are trying to
describe how 'Goan' a person i
tly it
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Goanet supports BMX, the alumni network of Britto's, St Mary's and
Xavier's -- three prominent in
n of the
issue(s) or we are going to drop this thread.
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Goanet supports BMX, the alumni network of Britto's, St Mary's and
Xavier's -- three prominent institutions in Mapusa, G
to some extent. The main implication of this is that
planning and imlementation could have been done progressively as experience
was gained instead of as if there was no tomorrow (like in the Olympics).
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19th century New York,
you are now comparing it to modern day Barcelona, London and Munich.
Any explanation for this?
Regards,
Roland.
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Goanet supports BMX, the alumni network of Britto&
uot;. I have enjoyed good
treatment all over the world with this simple tactic, except Tamil
Nadu, where random people will lecture me for hours that an NRI Tamil
should learn his mother tongue! Continuously protesting "Tamil Illa" or
that I'm from Goa seem to have no effect on the
nith responds:
I agree again, only one difference though.In India no such nexus exists
because the biggest criminals and extortionists are all politicians
themselves.
Best Regards
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Go
ft to Panjim. I consider it
money well spent, though the quality of work could have been better.
Large events like the Olympics or World Cup are used all over the world
to rejuvinate cities(Barcelona, London, Munich,etc), the same thing has
happened in a much smaller way with Panjim and IFFI.
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encounter
specialists"(who are all still alive) just across the border.
Best Regards
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Bosco writes:
I found Sunith's comparisons of NewYork of the 1900s with present day
Goa amusing. Instead of moving forward he seems to be acknowledging
that Goa is go
Roland Quotes:
" Wherever You Are Home Is Where The Heart Is"
Sunith responds:
Didn't this thread start with how you had finally achieved closure and
were now happy that you chose to settle in Canada? Don't think this
quote is particulalrly appropriate and you are kind of trampling over
your o
culture.
Its is against human nature itself. Its high time we admit that,
without fear of being politically incorrect in todays religiously
charged atmosphere. It is not for nothing that Edward Said's
brilliantly written book is considered one of the most important books
of our age.
me companies and are very self assured. At the
NIO where I spent two weeks there were women everywhere (apparently
they cant find any guys to do fieldwork!!) and they are working toward
their doctorates in very interesting fields like paleoclimate,
molecular biology and biotechnology.
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Hi Roland,
You are missing my point completely. This is my last post on this issue.
In the early and mid 1900's the developed West you and others(including
me) live in was a far greater mess than Goa is today. Here is a basic
refresher course on how regions develop using a very simple analogy
on't think repeating them on this forum is going to
convince either one of us.
I respect your views, just as you respect
mine, I'm sure ... so let's leave it at that, eh? I am
anti-privatization and you are pro-privatization, and the world has
plenty of space for both our views :-)
Dear Selma and Roland,
I don't judge the choices people make nor the reasons for them. If
economic circumstance or career development has forced a Goan to seek
employment anywhere in the world, it doesn't make them any less Goan
than someone living or working in Goa.
However if they express ha
Dear Vidhyadhar,
To further nationalise essential services in a country where there is
no political or bureaucratic accountabilty will spell disaster for
India.
To cite an example, until a few years ago telecommuncations was
nationalised and the the scenario in this sector in India was
compar
Dear Roland,
Sometime ago Selma expressed a similar sentiment to yours by saying she
was happy not to be born and brought up in Goa, which got me quite
bewildered as to how a person who is happy not to have been born,
brought up and lived in Goa could proudly claim to be a Goan.
A fellow Goa
them to repeat the above with monotonous regularity in weak
attempts to garner respect, but are more successful in attracting
ridicule.
My cutting edge research has shown that anyone propagating such a
theory is a MUTANT rather than a hybrid of any race.
Regards
Sunith
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