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--- Constantino Xavier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Henrique Fialho was the > director of the Hospital Conde de S�o Jan�ario in > the 70's. Henriqueta Lopes > Cola�o was a nurse and later administrator of the > same hospital. Salvador > Figueiredo was a judge in Macao's Court and > presently is a lawyer. Prof. > F�tima Figueiredo teaches English in secondary > schools. In the field of > journalism there was late Dr. Eduardo Dias who used > to work for the daily > Tribuna de Macau. Dr. Rui Cunha, from Daman, lawyer, > was administrator of > the large gaming company Sociedade de Jogos de > Macau. And there is the Goan > doctor Afr�nio Almeida, famous gynaecologist who is > popularly believed to > have witnessed the birth of half of Macao's > population! > One musn't forget the late Arq. Fortunato Figueiredo, under whose direction, I believe, the town-square in Macao was cobbled in the Portuguese fashion. Fortunato, along with his wife F�tima and family, gave concerts "a la Von Trapp" in Macao, Goa, Melbourne, Lisbon and London some twelve years ago, with Western classical, Goan, and Timorese music (Arq. Fortunato lived in Angola, Timor and Venezuela before finally moving to Macao). Besides Fortunato and others mentioned by Constantino, I know some of my school colleagues who have made Macao their home. Cheers, Gabriel. Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com
