--- On Tue, 3/10/09, amar kantak wrote:
>
> PLEASE NOTE THAT
> NOBODY HAS A PHD ON GOD OR RELIGION.
>
The above is not true. Hundreds, if not thousands of people in the world have
obtained a Ph.D. in religion. There are many universities that offer such a
degree. Here is one example
--- On Fri, 3/13/09, SHRIKANT BARVE wrote:
>
> My comment:
> Why this NCERT people denigrate Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj?
>
> I don’t know.
> May be because of convent education.
>
First, one has to verify whether what has been reported by the Hindu extremist
website is accurate. But regardle
Good to see President Leo posting on Goanet again.
President Leo, How many times more likely are you to die from ingesting the
chemical dihydrogen monoxide than a natural health product such as arsenic?
Cheers,
Santosh
--- On Mon, 3/16/09, Dr. Leo Rebello wrote:
> From: Dr. Leo Rebello
> S
--- On Tue, 3/17/09, Marshall Mendonza wrote:
>
> Yet another one for whom religion started as a lifestyle. Read on.
>
Is he claiming that those who practice religion as a lifestyle become
terrorists? Is this type of intolerance being secular?
Cheers,
Santosh
The post appended below as well as another entitled "[Goanet] Nuns treated like
servants by priests" reveals an obsession with one-sided political activism
centered around other people's religion. This is evident from the misleading
generalization in the quote below. It conveniently ignores the
Hi Selma,
I will get you the numbers if available. But here is what I know. The total
Asian Indian population in America is 2.5 millions. From actual surveys it
appears that about 1.5 million of these are Hindus. The remaining must belong
to other religions, or be non-religious. I estimate for
Marshall Mendonza had offered me a fake conditional apology a few days ago
because of the abusive behavior he was engaged in. True to form he has now had
a relapse of that condition.
The reason for this latest bout of abuse against me is because I exposed the
fact that he gratuitously initiat
--- On Tue, 3/24/09, Marshall Mendonza wrote:
>
>Ignoring all the vituperative, vitriolic and bucolic bile excreted by
>Santosh which has by now become standard and normal fare for him, I would
>like to go back to the topic of discussion.
>
I am relieved that no conditional apology was offered t
--- On Tue, 3/24/09, neil rangel wrote:
>
> The use of a condom is inherently evil
>
It is a good thing that most people do not believe the above to be true. Here
is information provided by WHO regarding the usefulness of condoms in disease
prevention:
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factshee
--- On Wed, 3/25/09, Nascy Caldeira wrote:
>
> It is 'not for man to decide who should live and who should
> not'???
> Then why 'medicate at all'; why medicine and surgeons,
> nurses et al??
>
> What will Santosh do for a living? Mario G will not have
> survived up to now! All this warring b
--- On Wed, 3/25/09, Marshall Mendonza wrote:
>
>For once Santosh and Vijay Prashad are on the same wavelength.
>
Marshall is giving you bogus information as usual. Vijay Prashad's wavelength
is on the extreme left fringe of the invisible spectrum. I trust only those who
are in the neutral cen
--- On Wed, 3/25/09, Nascy Caldeira wrote:
>
> I do not wish to respond to Santosh, since his 'change of
> subject title' in this email is malafides!
>.
> Is he like those many Indians who are primitively
> conservative??
>
Hi Nasci,
Than
--- On Thu, 3/26/09, Fr. Ivo C da Souza wrote:
>
> ***We have two different kinds of statements: one,
> ethically the use of condom is "inherently evil". Yet, there
> is human weakness... Another statement in this context is
> the scientific-technical, prescinding from the ethical
> aspect, given
--- On Fri, 3/27/09, Frederick "FN" Noronha wrote:
>
> I think it would be beneficial if Santosh told us exactly
> what is wrong in the arguments, instead of taking pot shots at
> Vijay Prashad's ideology.
>
I have already told you what is wrong with what Vijay Prashad has written. He
slander
--- On Fri, 3/27/09, Samir Kelekar wrote:
>
> May be we have very fundamental differences. Let us come to
> basic definitions. What is your definition of communalism ?
>
Communalism means "Strong devotion to the interests of one's own minority or
ethnic group rather than those of society as a
--- On Fri, 3/27/09, Samir Kelekar wrote:
>
> In the Sonal Shah issue, it was clearly shown via a TOI
> article, that Ekal Vidyalaya is into religious brainwashing, and
> spreading hatred against Christians.
>
Samir has not provided evidence for his above exaggerations. I have close
secular fri
--- On Sat, 3/28/09, Fr. Ivo C da Souza wrote:
>
>These changes show that the mystical experiences are not delusions or
>>hallucinations. But they are triggered by the reality outside the brain.
>
The above statement is scientifically wrong. If Beauregard had made the above
statement in a pap
I am skeptical of all reports provided by partisan political and ideological
organizations. There is a concerted campaign by Marxists, Maoists and other
types of political activists to malign Hindu religious education, just as there
is a vehement effort by the Hindu extremists to malign Christi
--- On Sun, 3/29/09, Samir Kelekar wrote:
>
> We have gone by the TOI report. TOI is generally known to
> be a paper of high credibility at least as far as facts are concerned.
> >Instead of just sitting and speculating, saying this should be like this
> >and that should be like that, why dont
--- On Sun, 3/29/09, Nascy Caldeira wrote:
>
> These three, I know of, namely Marlon, Mervyn and Santosh
> increasingly are resorting to 'UGLY DEBATING' a lot of the
> time. I have many instances of this rort from them.
>
Nasci must be reading his own emails against vegetarians, and thinkin
The post below is funny. Jesus Mario is linking Marlon and me with Hindutva and
fascism, and me with Advani - a clear sign that the guy has no rational
argument. Even the name-calling and abuse is stale and unoriginal. He claims
that decent folk like him need to be spared from people like me.
--- On Mon, 3/30/09, Samir Kelekar wrote:
>
> Please tell me : is this education or religious brainwashing?
>
Samir,
If your account is true, it tells me that that particular school was grossly
negligent in providing proper elementary English education to the children. But
please see the fol
--- On Mon, 3/30/09, samir_kele...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> Santosh makes some very good points.
>
Thanks.
>
> Santosh, someone who I first knew as an atheist, is saying that >imparting
> religious education with private money is not illegal.
>
I have always been a naturalist and a secular plu
--- On Tue, 3/31/09, samir_kele...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> What generalization and ascerting of facts are you talking
> about now ?
>
1. That what was found in one school is true of thousands of schools in
Jharkhand.
2. That there were thousands of schools in Jharkhand in 1999-2000.
3. That the
--- On Tue, 3/31/09, Fr. Ivo C da Souza wrote:
>
>We do not need any peer-reviewed scientific articles on this topic. Our
>>scientific literacy is enough for us to judge soundly on events and persons.
>Enough is enough...
>
Violence is a grave matter that should be handled by law enforcement
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
refer
--- On Mon, 4/13/09, SHRIKANT BARVE wrote:
>
>Ayurveda is a choice of how to live life. Calling it fake science just >says
>the speaker does not understand science
>
Ayurveda is a pre-scientific philosophy and system of rituals. While none of
the rituals have been systematically tested for
--- On Sun, 4/12/09, Fr. Ivo C. de Souza wrote:
>
>I do not know what is "pseudo-religion" and "pseudo-science".
>
It is very easy to recognize pseudoscience. Briefly, it refers to any
unscientific claim that is falsely advertised as being scientific by its
proponents or promoters. An unscien
Hi Vivian,
I have no doubt that there are quite a few people who can relate various
unspecific anecdotes like yours. That is why the alternative medical, faith
healing and New Age industry is big business. Anecdotes and testimonials make
great sales pitches. Nobody really cares about how many
ponsible for hounding our voice
> out of Lisbon, along with a few more.
> May both rest, together and afar in the yonder.
> Santosh Helekar is specially missed : his was a voice of reason and
> compassion. I would include him in the invitation to
> Merwyn, both of whom now take
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/01/a-clarifying-moment-in-american-history/514868/
Cheers,
Santosh
emocrats wanted it
>
Here is another clarifying moment on the global threat:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/27/mystery-death-ex-kgb-chief-linked-mi6-spys-dossier-donald-trump/
Cheers,
Santosh
On Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 11:05 PM, Santosh Helekar wrote:
> https://www.theatlantic.com/p
Here is more clarity for Goanetters to prepare themselves for the global threat:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2017/01/31/donald-trump-our-america-first-president-is-profoundly-un-american.html
Cheers,
Santosh
On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 4:13 PM, Santosh Helekar wrote:
> MD mmdmello
, that too in the Atlantic.
>
Here is another nice offtopic article from The Atlantic, which is a
very could magazine with great liberal and conservative writers:
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/01/trump-administration-jobs/514805/
Cheers,
Santosh
On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 9:37
Mr. Mendonca de Sa and Frederick are right. The H1-B and other
immigrant visas are loopholes for inferior non-white races to invade
the U.S., from the standpoint of the white nationalists/neo-nazis who
support Trump."Legal" immigration through these loopholes, as well as
the green card and the natu
Here is another nice article by someone who actually knows what he is
talking about:
http://prospect.org/article/impeachment-or-impairment-inevitability-trump%E2%80%99s-removal
The statement below implies that Trump is a loser, and Bannon a winner.
Cheers,
Santosh
Jim Fernandes amigo007 at run
Here is a beginning of a series of nice articles about collusion:
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/02/michael-flynns-disaster/516285/
Cheers,
Santosh
*
No offense meant. But let the chips fall where they may.
*
Looks like Bharara was fired by Trump to obstruct justice. Please see
this tweet from prior White House ethics advisor, Norman Eisen:
QUOTE
Norm Eisen
@NormEisen
Norm Eisen Retweeted Maggie Haberman
1/ Wed: we filed request 2 investigate Trump w Bharara
http://bit.ly/2nbodr5. Thu: Trump calls him
Nice article here:
http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/04/03/is-trump-russias-useful-idiot-or-has-he-been-irreparably-compromised/
Cheers,
Santosh
--
*
No offense meant. But let the chips fall where they may.
**
, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Santosh Helekar wrote:
> Nice article here:
>
> http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/04/03/is-trump-russias-useful-idiot-or-has-he-been-irreparably-compromised/
>
> Cheers,
>
> Santosh
>
>
*
No offen
Mervyn,
It is fairly obvious that Trump has all of the worst possible
character flaws that any human being can ever have. There are two nice
euphemistic Konknni words that best describe him - rostad and ordinar.
He is therefore also attractive to people who have similar attributes.
Unfortunately,
.. Doutorbab passed
away peacefully while on holiday. The funeral will be held in Nassau, she
said."
Santosh Helekar, a Goan researcher in Texas added: "Josebab passed away in
his sleep last night He died while on vacation with his extended family
in the Dominican Republic. Feels
The claims made by the TV panelists below regarding the so-called
harmful effects of cell phone and tower radiations, as well as the
power output of cell phone towers in the U.S. are entirely bogus. Here
is accurate information on this from reputed regulatory and medical
research organizations:
ht
University
Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
On Sun, Apr 23, 2017 at 12:25 AM, Girish Kumar
wrote:
> Dear Stephen,
>
> Recd your following email, where you have forwarded email from
> Santosh Helekar. He has mentioned two websites:
> 1. https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/human-exposure-
> radi
It is best not to trust public health and science-related information
circulated by the general public in internet forums. In matters of personal and
public health, in particular, one should only seek advice from a qualified
physician or a public health professional. Information on health issues
We are doing fine so far. I appreciate your concern.
On Mon, Aug 28, 2017 at 9:12 AM, Gabe Menezes wrote:
>
>
> Hope you and your family as safe and sound.
>
> --
> DEV BOREM KORUM
>
> Gabe Menezes.
>
>
http://www.salon.com/2015/10/02/the_donald_is_a_fraud_the_unseemly_truth_about_his_american_success_story_partner/
On Fri, Apr 29, 2016 at 1:50 PM, wrote:
>
> Message: 10
> Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2016 11:22:02 -0400 (EDT)
> From: "Jim Fernandes"
> To: "GoaNet"
> Subject: [Goanet] Miscrap - 5
> Mes
Gilbert is right.
Of course, this is a topic that would not be of much interest to Goanetters in
general. But they need to know the truth rather than the misguided or distorted
opinions of individuals who have not cared to follow what is going on. The fact
is that this time a notorious New Yor
ce with English literature.
Cheers,
Santosh
See: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/organic
> FN
> PS: Is the oppsite of Gramsci's "organic intellectual" an
> "inorganic
> intellectual"? I think not, but we're moving far away from
> ayurveda,
&
--- On Tue, 10/20/09, marcus dsouza wrote:
>
>Most of the Christian dominated areas in India including Goa are now >being
>dominated by Hindus due to migration of hindus into these christian >areas.
>
The story narrated in this post appears to have limited agreement with reality.
Please see th
--- On Mon, 10/19/09, M.D'MELLO wrote:
>
>If the bombs had exploded after they were planted, it would have been a
>>difficult task for the investigators, and meanwhile, wrong community could
>>have been blamed/implicated.
>Thanks to Mother Mary and St. Frances Xavior with whose intersession I
>
Please beware of information gathered from this website. It is highly
unreliable as far as ethical practice of medicine is concerned. Here is what
Quackwatch has reported on it:
http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/mercola.html
QUOTE
FDA Orders Dr. Joseph Mercola to Stop Illegal Claims
Stephen Barre
--- On Thu, 10/22/09, Sandeep Heble wrote:
>
> The choice before the Party is therefore pretty clear. Either it can >grow
> by re-inventing itself on modern secular liberal principles or it >must
> perish. There is no third alternative!
>
Why should anybody care about the growth or re-invent
--- On Sun, 10/25/09, armstrong augusto vaz wrote:
>
> Her guide in the quest is Dr Jayant Balaji Athawale, an autohypnosis >expert
> and founder of the Sanatana Bharatiya Sanskruti Sanstha, which
> approaches spirituality scientifically and mathematically. Spiritual >levels
> are calibrated in
--- On Tue, 10/27/09, Samir Kelekar wrote:
>
> Why people are going for crime there is indeed a reason behind it.
>
It is true that poverty and basic need lead to crime. This is so even when the
need is a self-imposed one, such as drug addition. However, murder is not an
ordinary crime.
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, Marshall Mendonza wrote:
>
> Had Jesus Christ lived today, possibly he too would have
> been branded a ‘naxalite’. There are many commonalities between
> Christianity and Marxism.
>
This is an incredible statement! Do mainstream Goan religious folk subscribe to
this belie
The question is whether mainstream religious folk accept armed violence as a
legitimate means of fighting against injustice, which this form of Marxism and
Liberation Theology does.
Cheers,
Santosh
--- On Thu, 10/29/09, Frederick Noronha wrote:
>
> Man has often shaped god in his image
> and
--- On Fri, 10/30/09, Albert Desouza wrote:
>
> Albert replies:- A khandi is equal to 20 kuddos. One kuddo
> is two pailis and one paili is equal to four poddis. We had
> a measure called podd. One kilo is equal to one and quarter
> podd.
>
Podd is a measure of volume. Kilo, assuming it is kil
Here is what religious leaders have said about the class warfare propagated by
Liberation Theology and the brutal violence condoned by some of its proponents:
QUOTE
An analysis of the phenomenon of liberation theology reveals that it
constitutes a fundamental threat to the faith of the Church. A
--- On Mon, 11/2/09, Frederick Noronha wrote:
>
> Prayer (of any religion, every religion!) could well be a low-cost,
> less-stressful option to medical practitioners:
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/23/AR2006032302177.html
>
On the contrary, the above study showed
icso...@bsnl.in wrote:
>
>We cannot put God's healing power to test with scientific trials...
>
This shows exactly why there is a conflict between religion and science. This
is why a religious priest cannot tell us anything about science, and a
scientist anything about religion. Moreover, what a
While it may not be apparent to people who are easily taken by expressions of
religious chauvinism in one form or another, and especially to those who fail
to recognize the perils of cherry picking and selective reporting, scientific
investigations about the relationship of religious beliefs wit
--- On Mon, 11/9/09, Ivo da C.Souza wrote:
>
>Not every "Hindu priest" has the competence to discuss the relationship
>>between Science and Religion. It is quite true that "a scientist may not >be
>able to tell us anything about religion", as it is the case with >Dr.Santosh
>for the last seven
--- On Sat, 11/7/09, SHRIKANT BARVE wrote:
>
> Stating that Ayodhya is a holy place for both Hindus and
> Muslims, the RSS leader said, "It is the birth place of
> Hazrat Nuh (one of the messengers of God according to
> Quran).. Manu and Ram were also born here.
>
It looks like these people bel
--- On Tue, 11/10/09, Ivo da C.Souza wrote:
>
>I repeat that not "every Hindu priest can discuss the relationship >between
>Science and Religion". Every Catholic priest studies science, >philosophy and
>theology, and even so not every Catholic priest may be >able to discuss this
>point..How
Hi Selma,
I do not know what it is that irked you in Gilbert's missive, other than the
excessive use of misplaced scare quotes, which by the way is his trade mark. I
found it surprisingly sober. No Goan historian was gratuitously trashed in it,
nor was any customary attempt made at revisionism
I am talking about priests who are not professionally qualified in any
scientific field i.e. who have not obtained legitimate advanced scientific
education and training. An example of such a priest is one who is posting bogus
and dangerous pseudoscientific nonsense in this forum, and masqueradin
--- On Wed, 11/11/09, Frederick Noronha wrote:
>
>Couldn't hypnotism also be considered a pseudo-science in its early days:
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnotism#History
>
Hypnosis has always been regarded as a legitimate natural phenomenon, although
explanations to account for it have been fa
It is always sad to see people defiantly maintain the falsehoods that they
propagated in the first place, even after being shown evidence that they are
wrong. What is worse in the present case with Noronha is that he is stealthily
moving the goal post by slipping in a new claim while making a fa
--- On Fri, 11/13/09, Frederick Noronha wrote:
>
> I do not believe World War II was "our" war, despite all
> the rhetoric about the "fight against Nazism" and what not. It still
> seems to me to be a ruthless scramble for colonies between a Britain that
> had an unfair share at that time and a G
--- On Fri, 11/13/09, augusto pinto wrote:
>
> I think that what FN is saying is not so far fetched unless one wishes >to
> view the world in black and white terms as Santosh wishes
> to do. I'd recommend Amitav Ghosh's novel 'The Glass Palace' for a
> very nuanced reading of the issues involved
--- On Sat, 11/14/09, Marshall Mendonza wrote:
>
> Frederick makes a valid point.
>
This is incredible! Does it require a special alliance of minds or an
identification with a certain shared ideology to believe what Frederick Noronha
claimed and what has been written in the rest of the post ap
--- On Mon, 11/16/09, Mario Goveia wrote:
>
>I didn't know the world contributed much if anything to the Marshall Plan.
>
Actually, Marshall agreed with the Noronha plan even though his was different.
Nobody agreed with Marshall.
Cheers,
Santosh
What kind of study is this? Is he simply extrapolating over the next 40 years
from current rates? No mortality rates have been given for AIDS, Tuberculosis,
breast cancer and depression, even though he claims they will be the biggest
killers in 2050. Does he assume that the mortality rate will r
Here are the top ten causes of death in India, which I had provided before on
Goanet:
Ischemic heart disease - 15% of all deaths
Lower respiratory infections - 11% of all deaths
Cerebrovascular disease - 7% of all deaths
Perinatal conditions - 7% of all deaths
Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseas
on. There is no other commonly recognized way in which depression by
itself can cause death, if you discount any associated life threatening ailment.
Cheers,
Santosh
> 2009/11/19 Santosh Helekar :
> > Here are the top ten causes of death in India, which I
> had provided before on Goane
Mario,
As you know, people respond on Goanet to express their likes and dislikes.
Augusto Pinto does not like science. I suspect he too believes it is a
capitalist, racist and casteist conspiracy against the proletariate. But he has
his pet obsessions, which, unfortunately, do not get aired as
--- On Sun, 11/22/09, Frederick Noronha wrote:
>
> When JC enters the discussion, it's time to say, "I'm outta
> here!" --FN
>
Noronha does not practice what he preaches. Please note above that he exempts
himself from abiding by the following quote, which is a statement he made in
his previou
It is best not to trust medical and health-related information on the internet
or in public forums such as this one, unless it is provided by recognized and
responsible public service agencies or institutions. These institutions have
the responsibility to be truthful to the victims of illness an
I think Noronha is part of a deeper phenomenon that afflicts Indian and western
society, in a reciprocal manner on the left and the right fringe. He and others
of his ilk have a giant persecution complex fueled by various conspiracy
theories. In India, it is the persecution of the east by the we
Bloody why are you Goanese fellows freaking out man? It is a bloody comedy show
man. Go have a bloody rice cake with feni or something and bloody integrate
with Hindus, Muslims and tings like that.
Cheers,
Santosh
--- On Sun, 11/29/09, Frederick Noronha wrote:
>
> > I found the clip offensi
Knowing how Noronha operates in cyberspace and in print media, it is not
surprising to see why Mervyn is having such difficulty obtaining a straight
answer to a simple question from him. However, there still seems to be
something strange about this episode. Why is Noronha behaving in this manner
The post appended below contains bogus and dangerous information regarding
coconut oil and human health and disease. The U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services has issued a strong warning against irresponsible alternative
medics who propagate these myths on the internet. Here is a copy of
Corrections of misconceptions contained in the post appended below are as
follows:
1. Rabies does present as psychiatric illness in many cases because of the
encephalitis that it produces. Indeed, on rare occasions it can manifest as
severe depression.
2. There is no evidence that virgin cocon
--- On Thu, 12/3/09, SHRIKANT BARVE wrote:
>
>The conversion might also be a deterrent for the others to come to Goa >who
>knows? I wonder if President Pandurang from Pandurangstan has >implemented
>this programme.
>
President Pandurang is retired. The new president is Urrak Mama who is a
Musl
--- On Fri, 12/4/09, floriano wrote:
>
> But Mario, one thing puzzles me. We in Goa ate nothing but
> coconut copra oil for ages and if people died of choked
> cardio vascular systems and high LDL we would never know.
> But sure as hell they didn't die at 40-45 :-)). Then, all of
> a sudden this
Folks,
As a charitable activity of his post-presidency, President Pandurang has given
me permission to launch the Pandurang Project, an adult science literacy drive
to provide free remedial education to a cyber-audience whose members have been
ill-served by their browser, inbox and spam filter.
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