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Welcome to the FRIDAY BALCAO
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Dear Cybergaonkars on Saligao-net,
We continue with FRIDAY BALCAO
on 11th December from 4pm. to 6pm.
at Goa Desc Resource Centre
No.11, Liberty Apartments,
Feira Alta, Mapusa Goa.
TOPIC
Dear friends,
Marriage Encounter Goa is organizing* "**An Advent Get- together" *for
all families on Sunday *6th Dec 2009 at Dipti Sadan*, (Pilar Generalate)
Alto Porvorim, near Porvorim Police Station *at 5.30pm followed by Dinner.*
Theme:
*Prepare your heart *
*To shine like The Star!*
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Congratulations on the publishing of your new book Rico. I had a question. The
kid on the cover looks like a very young Suhail. Is it him?
Regards
Chris
From: Frederick Noronha
To: saligao-net@googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, November 27, 2009 11:08:10 AM
Subject: [
Dec 3, 2009 evening saw a very interesting music concert at the Goa
Velha church grounds.
Everyone on stage was into rendering Konkani music: local artistes,
Fado singer Sonia Shirsat, the guitar-strumming journalist Sigmund de
Souza. The lady with the impressive stage presence and powerful voice,
hi lloyd
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> I have small solar lamps with light sensors (made in China) in my
> garden which gets charged during the day but switches on only at
> sunset and switches off at sunrise.
> Can somebody give his/ her views if this will be practical for larger
> applications such as street light
Dear FN,
In many places a simple photocell activated switch is fitted. This
automatically turns the lights on and off depending on the ambient light
levels. These are inexpensive but can save a lot of power.
John
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 2:12 PM, Frederick Noronha <
fredericknoro...@gmail.com> wrot
Hi FN,
Timer switches usually work on electricity supply and would switch off when
there is a power cut or failure and switch on again once power resumes.
So if there is a power cut of say 2 hours during the day and if the lights
were timed to come on at say 7 pm, then the next time it would c
