Re: [Goanet] Lisbon Tram Ride (Part 1) - YouTube

[Victor Rangel-Ribeiro]

Dear Gabriel,
     Unfortunately for you, but imagine how delighted certain groups from 
Pakistan would be if they could have a virtual tour of Bombay's streets, if 
they were armed to the teeth and looking for targets! What seems like paranoia 
to you might seem like plain common sense to others.
     Warm regards,
     Victor



 From: Gabriel de Figueiredo 
To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"  
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 7:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Lisbon Tram Ride (Part 1) - YouTube
 
Even better, you can take a virtual tour of most streets of Lisbon (and most 
European streets) via Googlemaps :-)  
 
Unfortunately such detail is "not permitted" in India and other paranoid 
countries.


>
> From: Con Menezes 
>To: Goanet  
>Sent: Wednesday, 23 May 2012 2:43 PM
>Subject: [Goanet] Lisbon Tram Ride (Part 1) - YouTube
>  
>Enjoy sightseeing in Lisbon by tram.
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgRtYYVSRRI
>
>
>

[Goanet] Middle Eastern Women

[Roland Francis]

Bravo to this Saudi woman.

Because of the social contact between the ruling family and the religious
establishment, there is a delicate balance between the two power groups in
the Kingdom leading to a face-off on most clashes. The King who has all the
authority, will only step in and chastise the religious zealots them if they
exceed all bounds.

To anyone who doubts that Middle Eastern women are beautiful, here is an
eye-opener:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SXzoS8FKSw&feature=fvwrel

Under most of the abayas that cover women in the Middle East, are stunning
women such as these.

Roland.
Toronto.

-Original Message-
From: goanet-boun...@lists.goanet.org
[mailto:goanet-boun...@lists.goanet.org] On Behalf Of Gabe Menezes
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 5:30 AM
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!
Subject: [Goanet] Brave Saudi woman confronts religious police trying to
chastise her for having painted nails - then posts video online

I have lived in Saudi for 7 years, both in Jeddah and in Riyadh. We found
Jeddah more tolerant although it is very close to Mecca and Medina. We quit
Saudi after the Mutawa started harassing women, including my wife.

This is the culture of Wahabi Muslims.

[Goanet] Goanet Reader: Goan writing in Portuguese gets another close look, back home

[Goanet Reader]

Goan writing in Portuguese gets another close look, back home

GOA, India: Five decades after the Portuguese language
suddenly lost its prominence in this society, a
researcher-priest is to come out with a detailed study of the
literature that influenced the minds and hearts of 19th and
20th century Goa.

  Dr. (Fr) Eufemiano de Jesus Miranda is to release a
  new book titled Oriente e Ocidente na Literatura
  Goesa (East and West in Goan Literature).  The
  322-page book's subtitle focuses on the "reality,
  fiction, history and imagination" of the writings
  from Goa's past.  It will be released on Wednesday,
  May 30, 2012 at the Margao Ravindra Bhavan's Black
  Box at a function which starts at 4.45 pm.

This work looks at the work of many prominent writers of the
yesteryears -- Francisco Luis Gomes, Orlando da Costa, and
themes such as the image of Mother India in the poetry of the
Portuguese-speaking Goan, the figure of the dancing-girl in
Goan Lusophone literature, and the works of "Gip" and
Augustinho Fernandes.

Dr Miranda also looks at the creative output of other Goans
writing in Portuguese --  Floriano Barreto, Nascimento
Mendonca, Mariano Gracias, Adolfo Costa, Paulino Dias,
Adeodato Barreto, Sanches Fernandes, Lino Abreu, Vimala Devi,
Laxmanrao Sardessai and R.V. Pandit.

Eufemiano de Jesus Miranda earlier did his PhD at the Goa
University on the topic 19th-20th century Indo-Portuguese
Literature -- a study of major themes in the socio-historical
background (Literatura Indo-Portuguesa dos Séculos XIX e XX:
Um estudo de temas principais no contexto sócio-histórico).

  Miranda has also been at St Xavier's College at
  Mapusa, Goa, for ten years as a lecturer teaching
  both Portuguese and English.  In 1988, he was
  awarded a scholarship from the Gulbenkian
  Foundation, Lisbon, to work on the thesis which was
  completed under the guidance of the late
  vice-principal Fr. Ivo de Mascarenhas, at the Goa
  University.

He has continued to teach at various institutes and colleges,
and as a priest involved actively in the pastoral ministry at
Curca-Santana, Alto de Porvorim, Santa Inez and presently at
Chicalim.  Miranda is currently the parish priest of the
Chicalim Church.

Miranda has a classical formation from the seminary from 1954
to 1960, having learnt Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, Marathi
and Konkani.  His other passion is music, and he founded the
Music Lovers' Society and the Goa String Orchestra, and he is
also president of the Stuti Choral Ensemble, Goa.

Stuti is the Konkani word for "praise", and he is actively
involved in organising concerts in various in religious and
other venues with the goal of fostering the culture of
classical and popular music and taking it to the people.

  In his book, Miranda suggests: "The Indo-Portuguese
  writer is a 'romantic', a man under the spell of a
  'rupture' and a 'longing for totality'.  It argues
  that this writer -- ethnically Indian but often
  imbibed with Western, Christian and Latin traits,
  and also strongly influenced by the
  "Vedic-Upanishadic Hindu substratum", was marked by
  a painful search for "self-identity and
  self-definition".

Though the book is in Portuguese -- one of the few to be
published in recent decades in that language in Goa -- it has
chapter summaries in the English language.

The book has been supported in part by the Goa
government's Directorate of Arts & Culture, and its launch is
being held in association with the Ravindra Bhavan, Margao.

Its introduction is by Prof. Dr. Hélder Garmes of the
Department of Classical and Vernacular Literature of the
University of Sao Paulo in Brazil.

A few Brazilian students are known to have done or are still
doing their research on topics relating to Goan writing in
Portuguese, a genre seemingly forgotten in its home of origin
itself.

  Angela Goldstein has been studing the writing
  (short stories) by Vimala Devi for her Masters.
  Pedro Vinícius Leite has been doing a comparative
  study between *O signo da Ira* and *O ultimo olhar
  de Manu Mirando*, two novels by the awardwinning
  Portugal-based late Orlando da Costa who traces his
  roots to Margao.

Octavio Carillo has been working on a comparative study
between *O Signo da Ira* and Lambert Mascarenhas'
*Sorrowing Lies My Land* at the undergraduate level.  João
Cunha who already did a study termed as impressive on *Jacob
and Dulce* by "Gip", for his Master, now, in his PHd, is
studing the works by Jose da Silva Coelho.  Prof Helder
himself has been doing a comparative study between *Os
Brahamanes* (1866), the novel by Francisco Luis Gomes, and
*The Guarani* (1857), a romantic Brazilian novel by Jose de
Alencar.

Dr Miranda's book has been published by the Saliga

[Goanet] Editor of Marathi daily under court scanner for 'scuttling' graft probe

[U. G. Barad]

I wonder why the media in Goa is silent on this issue.  Is it because the
accusation is against a member of the media?  If so, then surely there is a
lack of professionalism in the media.

Best regards,

U. G. Barad


Editor of Marathi daily under court scanner for ‘scuttling’ graft probe
Author: Maya Bhushan
Publication: The Pioneer
Date: May 22, 2012
URL:
http://dailypioneer.com/nation/67440-editor-of-marathi-daily-under-court-sca
nner-for-scuttling-graft-probe.html


An editor of a popular multi-edition Marathi newspaper has been involved in
using threats and complainants to scuttle legal proceedings in a case
involving misappropriation of public funds, a Goa court has said. 

The startling observations were made by special sessions judge Nutan
Sardessai in her order allowing complainants Kashinath Shetye and Ketan
Govekar, incidentally both Right to Information (RTI) activists, to
intervene in the anticipatory bail case of an ex-committee member of an
educational trust that has been accused of misappropriating Rs 21 lakh of
public funds.

“The powerful and politically connected persons of the School Trust/Society
and the editor of Lokmat, Raju Nayak, either flexed their muscle to instil
fear in their minds or otherwise tried to entice or lure them with promises
of rewards in the event they comply in order to scuttle the legal
proceedings,” Sardessai said in her order, which has come as a shocker for
the media fraternity here.

“The problem of misappropriation of public funds in Goa is on the rise, a
threat of immeasurable gravity, threatening the future of the Government and
the society and much more so when an educational establishment, teachers and
officials of the police of the State are inextricably entangled in
corruption to protect them and to facilitate their functioning. The
interveners are receiving threats periodically on phone to withdraw the
application. Even the editor of Lokmat, Raju Nayak is involved,” Sardessai
further said.

The order also states that two complainants had not only been threatened and
induced, but also harassed, put “under private surveillance” and were
“constantly followed”.

“The authorities concerned for extraneous reasons and/or for illegal
benefit/gratification from the proceeds are turning a blind eye to the
illegalities and also to their complaint. The police are pressurized into
inaction which is apparent from their refusal to act since 2009 and
hesitating to arrest powerful politicians who are in fact the primary
accused in the matter,” the court further said.

Sawant, an ex-committee member of the trust running the Shri Durga English
School of Pernem, 30 kms from here, had filed for anticipatory bail after a
criminal complaint accused trust officials of misappropriating Rs 21 lakh
from a Rs 36 lakh Government loan.

Lokmat is a popular Marathi daily which runs several editions in
Maharashtra, including one in Goa.

When asked for comment on the court order, Lokmat’s group editor Dinkar
Raikar did not respond.

[Goanet] Brave Saudi woman confronts religious police trying to chastise her for having painted nails - then posts video online

[Gabe Menezes]

I have lived in Saudi for 7 years, both in Jeddah and in Riyadh. We found
Jeddah more tolerant although it is very close to Mecca and Medina. We quit
Saudi after the Mutawa started harassing women, including my wife.

This is the culture of Wahabi Muslims.


Brave Saudi woman confronts religious police trying to chastise her for
having painted nails - then posts video online

By DAMIEN 
GAYLE

*PUBLISHED:* 02:06, 26 May 2012 | *UPDATED:* 02:08, 26 May 2012

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A brave Saudi woman confronted members of the country's religious police
after they accused of breaking strict modesty rules with her freshly
painted nails.

The woman, who has not been identified, refuses their demands that she
leave the mall where she is shopping and tells them that her nails are
'none of [their] business'.

After she filmed the incident on her mobile phone and it was posted it to
YouTube, her row with the members of the Commission for the Promotion of
Virtue and Prevention of Vice (CPVPV) has gone viral.

Scroll down for video
 [image: Caught on camera: The brave woman refused to give in to the men's
demands that she leave the mall where she was shopping]

Caught on camera: The brave woman refused to give in to the men's demands
that she leave the mall where she was shopping

It has ignited a debate in Saudi Arabia over the way that members of the
commission should deal with people in public places.

The video shows several men in traditional Saudi dress, who have apparently
stopped the woman to chastise her for the immodesty of her freshly
manicured nails.

One of the men orders the woman to leave the mall, but she refuses and the
pair become embroiled in a heated argument in the middle of the mall's
concourse.

'The government didn't send you to follow me,' she yells at the men. 'The
government said there would be no persecution [of women].


More...

   - Olympic chiefs face fury after Saudi Arabia set to become only team to
   send no women to
Games

'Your job is to advise people and move on. You have no right to harass
anyone.'

Known as the mutaween, or religious police, members of the CPVPV are
granted power to enforce Sharia Law in Saudi Arabia by the order of King
Abdullah himself.

They are known for their callous brutality and strict interpretation of
Islamic law. In 2002 mutaween reportedly stopped girls from escaping their
burning school because they were 'not properly covered'.

They locked the doors of the school from the outside and attacked
firefighters to stop them from entering the building to rescue the girls.

Fourteen of the youngsters died of burns or smoke asphyxiation. Since then
the powers of the mutaween have been curtailed but they still have a
powerful hold over Saudi society.
 [image: Fear: She asks for the help of the mall's security guards in
dealing with the men]

Fear: She asks for the help of the mall's security guards in dealing with
the men

Perhaps fearing she would come to a similar sticky end, the woman who took
them to task in the recent film sought the help of the mall's security
guards.

'I don't trust them,' she told the guards, according to the Saudi
Gazette.
'They may hit me with their car.'
 'You are not responsible for me and have no right to ask me why I have
manicured nails!'

The security guards try to allay her fears and tell her to listen to the
commission member, who they say is a good man, the Gazette reported.

Nevertheless, she tells them: 'I will publish this video on Twitter and
Facebook so the Hai’a Chief Sheikh Abdullatif Al-Asheikh may see your
behavior.

'You are not responsible for me and have no right to ask me why I have
manicured nails!'

The woman's actions have incited a mini-revolution in Saudi Arabia, with
many comments on YouTube in support of her stance.

An official investigation has been opened into the incident, the Gazette
reported.
 Read more:

   - Saudi Gazette - Video of Hai'a staff arguing with girl goes
viral



Read more:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2150230/Brave-Saudi-woman-confronts-religious-police-trying-chastise-having-painted-nails--posts-video-online.html#ixzz1vxxvdZML



-- 
DEV BOREM KORUM

Gabe Menezes.

Re: [Goanet] Mr. Chief Minister, why there was hurry and now delay in induction?

[Nascy Caldeira]

helo Joe 'goaUK' et al,

Alina elected 'unopposed' means she has 100% of the vote. It also means that 
Alina is the most popular person electorally, in the ruling party. Why no 
'induction' yet? 
 
Seems like Parrikar is about to resign as Ch. Minister and give the position to 
Alina. 
 
Me thinks Alina deserves it, as she is 'secular' in spirit and in every way; 
and not an RSS hitched communal, fascism groomed person like M. Parrikar is!
 
Will CM: M Parrikar oblise? After all; the BJP and RSS fascism is not in 
keeping with the Secular Constitution of India, not at all.
Saiba Tencham Bogus!
 
Nascy Caldeira
 


 From: JoeGoaUk 
To: "goa...@goanet.org"  
Sent: Saturday, 26 May 2012 12:43 PM
Subject: [Goanet] Mr. Chief Minister, why there was hurry and now delay in 
induction?
  
Mr. Chief Minister, why there was hurry and now delay in induction?

Jgu: Why there was so much rush in inducting someone then?
CM: Inducting someone whether MLA or not it my prerogative. Or it’s my 
constitutional right. Which means, I can induct whoever I want and whenever I 
want. 
No one can stop me, not even the so called election Code of Conduct.

Jgu: So, did you actually go ahead with your proposed induction then?
CM: Well, I had to put it off with due respect to Election Commission of India 
(ECI) and 
not that I was wrong on my part though

Jgu: Now that there are no Codes (ended on 21/5/12) nor objections from ECI why 
there is 
a delay in induction or what’s stopping you now ?
CM: Well, as I told you, who to induct and when to induct is CM’s or my 
prerogative. 
Which also mean, I can do whenever I want.

Jgu: Well, Mr. Chief Minister, you can certainly induct WHOEVER you want but it 
seems that 
you as a CM cannot always induct WHENVER you want, sometimes one has to give 
due respect to ECI remember?


fictitious Jgu & his interview
joego...@yahoo.co.uk 

for Goa & NRI related info... 
http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/GOAN-NRI/

For Goan Video Clips 
http://youtube.com/joeukgoa

In Goa, Dial  1 0 8 
For Hospital, Police, Fire etc

[Goanet] Song for the day

[Gabe Menezes]

Jackie 
Wilson
-
Reet Petite

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO5a4kV6OCc&feature=fvst

g



-- 
DEV BOREM KORUM

Gabe Menezes.

[Goanet] EXCLUSIVE: Here's The Inside Story Of What Happened On The Facebook IPO - Business Insider

[Con Menezes]

http://www.businessinsider.com/exclusive-heres-the-inside-story-of-what-happened-on-the-facebook-ipo-2012-5

[Goanet] GOA’S POLITICALLY MANIPULATED AND BULLIED BUREAUCRACY

[Aires Rodrigues]

In a democracy, the bureaucracy must be allowed to function independent of
the political establishment. Only an independent bureaucracy can render the
rule of law. The performance, character and role of the bureaucracy depends
on the social and political scenario around it. Officers remain as honest,
upright and efficient, as the society around them or as their political
masters want them to be.



The rule of law requires government officials to comply with the law at all
times. Every executive action must have legal authorization and no decision
can contravene or violate a legal restriction. Political interference, in
the day-to-day administration is not permissible neither acceptable. A
perusal of the file notings of some senior officers reflects that they have
just surrendered to the political establishment. Some of the officers
knowing that it is an exercise in futility simply pass files up the ladder
without any comments.



Officers need to be encouraged to give their free and frank opinion. They
should be at liberty to work out details and implement their decisions. The
political and administrative wings of the Government together should pursue
the path of progress by accommodating diverse viewpoints and interests
without bias.



We have witnessed many officers including Chief Secretaries and DGPs who
have been sent packing overnight for not bowing down to politicians in
power. One can understand the suffering and agony that such officers go
through due to these abrupt transfers.  The trauma these officers endure
should however not be in vain. It should only strengthen and solidify the
resolve of their peers and strengthen the system towards sanity.



The IAS was never meant to be ( I Agree Sir ) and the IPS ( I Please Sir ),
but the reality is a sordid tale.  If the pinnacle of the bureaucracy caves
in, the entire force crumbles and this needs to be rectified. Let us hope
every bureaucrat from the top to the bottom will vow to assert his position
and always do what is right. This resolve and courage will have to emanate
and flow from the top across every layer of the administration. May this be
the humble plea to the conscience of every IAS and IPS officer.

Aires Rodrigues
T1 - B30, Ribandar Retreat
Ribandar - Goa - 403006
Mobile: 9822684372

[Goanet] Some Pics - Ambassador, GoAir, Mogrin Abolim, Train etc

[JoeGoaUk]

Ambassador car Taxi Cab in the City
Near Ferry Point
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264276250/sizes/h/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264273924/in/photostream

sunset view from here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264278544/sizes/h/in/photostream/

Cortalim
Mogrim, abolim, Tisrio for sale
Roadside, Zuari bridge, Cortalim
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264284582/in/photostream/

Plane spotting, can you spot one
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264283530/in/photostream/



Let’s go by GoAir
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264285598/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264285078/in/photostream/


Let's go by konkan Railways Train
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7272530940/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk52/7272541500/in/photostream



sunset view from Zuari bridge
Taken from moving a vehicle
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk52/7272541888/in/photostream/
a tree bark in a garden / Park
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7264289360/sizes/h/in/photostream/

Modern Goan Labourers, Electricity Dept. Employees (Fixed employees but not in 
uniform)
Digging pit holes for electric poles and to the tune of Fracnis de Tuem
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7266658650/sizes/c/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7266659232/sizes/c/in/photostream/



dolphin trip boat?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk54/7272530360/


joego...@yahoo.co.uk 

for Goa & NRI related info... 
http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/GOAN-NRI/

For Goan Video Clips 
http://youtube.com/joeukgoa

In Goa, Dial  1 0 8 
For Hospital, Police, Fire etc

[Goanet] New York Post Has One Word For New Facebook Investors - Business Insider

[Con Menezes]

Facebook IPO investors  ZUCKERS??
http://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-post-facebook-zuckers-2012-5

[Goanet] Why Exercise for Elderly Heart Patients Is a Good Idea | Healthland | TIME.com

[Con Menezes]

http://healthland.time.com/2012/05/08/exercise-keeps-muscles-young-even-in-elderly-heart-patients/

Re: [Goanet] GOA OPINION POLL 2012

[Nascy Caldeira]

Floriano, 
Internet based 'opinion poll' only counts if all the voters are identified by 
location and for authenticity!
Besides only Mopa/Dabolim suporters may be having internet facility available 
to them.
Also lots of persons can vote twice or more, and also under fictitious names!
Surely not worth it. This is not the way to go about it. Debates and Seminars 
is more effective; also rallies with reason to take the issus to the masses.

Nascy Caldeira


 


 From: floriano 
To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"  
Sent: Saturday, 26 May 2012 1:40 AM
Subject: [Goanet] GOA OPINION POLL 2012
  
GOA -OPINION POLL- 2012
QUESTIONAIRE
[For all Niz Goenkars]

Q1. Do you want MOPA International Airport ?
      [1-YES]   [2-NO]  [ 3-DON'T KNOW]

Q2. Do you believe that two airports are good for GOA?
      [1-YES]   [2-NO]  [ 3-DON'T KNOW]

Q3. Do you believe the Navy will allow Civilian flights from DABOLIM Airport if 
MOPA is
      commissioned?
      [1-YES]   [2-NO]  [ 3-DON'T KNOW]

Q4. Should the NAVY be told to shift it's 'Small Defence Enclave' to Sea Bird, 
Karwar
       /elsewhere ???
      [1-YES]   [2-NO]  [ 3-DON'T KNOW]

Q5. Do you want Goa's DABOLIM Airport to go to the NAVY?
      [1-YES]   [2-NO]  [ 3-DON'T KNOW]



Kindly send your response to: goaopinionpoll2...@gmail.com
Thank you.
Viva Goa




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[Goanet] KONKANI LEKH: Xegunachi Sunn

[Goa World]

www.goa-world. com




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XEGUNACHI SUNN
Boroupi: Norman Noronha (Navelim/Kuwait) 



Ek dhuv logn zaun dusre ghorabean bhitor sortana ek visvaxi ghorkarnn aplea 
ghorkarak zalear ek mogachi sunn tea ghorabeak zaun asta. Avoy-bapaychem 
zolmanchem ghor soddun dusrea ghorabean ek novem jivit suru korunk titlem 
sompem nhoi, toruipun to ek jivitacho bhag mhunn ostori mandun gheta ani soglea 
dukha sukhachi vanttekar zata. 
Ostoreank kitlo obhiman favo nhoi? 

Inglez bhaxen ek mhunni asa. Eka dadleachea kallzan bhitor sortolo zalear to 
rosto tachea potant savn suru zata “The way to a man’s heart is through his 
stomach”. 
Oi! Hem sot khorem! Oxech thodde dekhave tumchea fudeant dovortam:- 

Poilo Dhekavo 
Moddganv Kamra lagsar:

Pirr---pi---traffic pulise piluk’ke avazar sogleo motor-gaddi, skuttor, 
motorsaikol ani saikoli porian thambleo. Hanvenui mhoji Activacho krannnch 
korun brek marun mhozo dhavo paim zomnir dovorun pulisalo dusre pilukeche 
avazak ravtana, mhojea uzvea vatten don bhailancheo gozali choltaleo teo kannar 
sadonk lagleo. Tanchea ulovpancher teo ghorkanni (housewife) mhunn mhaka 
kollchea kollun tanchea boddboddi ulovpancher tanchim nanvam mhaka kollit zalim 

Rosy : Hi Meena. Tum mu gho! How are you? Hubbycho fon ba yevunk na go? 

Meena : Ago, amchem Facebookacher daily chat chalu asta. Laptop webcam-a velean 
bedicher nidhun hanv ani hubby ekamekak poit uloitat 

Rosy : Oxem? Ani amgelo adlench ghevn asa. 

Meena : Kitem? 

Rosy : Kadern ani laps. Potrakar nhi to? Asum tem. Kitem ghetlam bazarant? 

Meena : Titlem kainch na. Aggo, sokallim burgeank iskolak soddun ailim ani 
bestench mhunn sofacher visov ghevunk hadd podlelim. Thuinch dolo laglo. 11:45 
vorar zagem zalear ugddas ailo aiz mhojea bikacho Road tax bhorunk nimano dis 
mhunn. Veg-vegim gelim. Sodanche bhaxen kedi voddli line gho baye. Don voram 
laglim tax bhorunk. 

Rosy : Sarkem tujem. Gelea sumanant mhakai serpentine line mevleli. Ek sang. 
Tujea bikar asat tim koslim parselam? 

Meena : Kitem korum baye. Time khoim asa gho randunk? Chinese jevnnachim 
parselam. Borem zalem amcho zorodd sasupai moron. Antam amkam, kitem-i cholta. 
Taka lagon xit-koddi korchi poddtali. Taka zaich asli. Bhailea jevnnacher 
bhurgim khup khuxeal zatat. Tunvem koslem jevonn randlam tor? 

Rosy : Bhendde ghalun sungtachi koddi korunk zai mhunn sokall fuddench mirem 
vanttun ailelim hanv. Sungttam ani bhendde ghetleat. Mhozo vhoddlo put 
sungttam-bhenddechi koddi mhonllear, iskolache kopdde kaddunk visorta ani dhuv 
tor tiche hat levnche levun, mhoja-i bottank lagleli koddi lenvta. 
Dusro Dhekavo 
Kuwaitche eka offisant donparchea jevnna vellar 

Charlotte : Wow! Boro gomgomit vass ailo! Tonddak udok sutlem. Kitem haddlam 
tifinan chepun? 

Shyla: Vatoneacho ross ani chapatti. Ani tuvem? 

Charlotte: Kainch na. Kentinan order kelam. Azun mellelo ailo nam. Potache 
bhuken undir roddtat. 

Shyla : Punn, tujem tifin sodanch ghora thavn haddtalem. 

Charlotte : Sarkem tujem. Hea disamni sasumai Goyam gheleli asa. Tich randop 
korta. Mhaka kitem kollta randpachem? Iskol sompon kollegik gelim uprant kazar 
zalim. Mhoje avoy thaim randunk xikpak time khui mevla? 

Shyla : Hea disamni jevnak kitem kortat tumi? Aggo baye, internet-ar recipe 
pollevn zaiti zannam randop ekdom sompem kortat. Tea bhair kosem randop korunk 
zai tem video pasun asat. Tem pollevn, amchem xezrachem Elvira porian xiklam.

Charlotte : Konak pasiens asa gho? Keddnai hotelan savn haddtat. Na tor two 
minutes noodles, canned stuff kam sompem korta. Kuch bhi chalta hai! 

Shyla : Borem tumchem. Amgeleak zalear ghorchem jevnna xivay zainam nam gho 
baye. 



Tisro Dhekavo 
Navelim Igorjeche patosar. 

Teena : Kitem hadlam Zelia? Zelia : Udipi savn bhaji puri ani Punjabi samosa 
haddleat. Amcheak samosa like zatat. 

Zelia: Boro mugho tumgelo nosto. Mhaka zalear upkaronam oslem. Chapatti korunk 
sokallim pitt moddun dovorlam hanvem. Chopatti mhonllear bhurgim jiv ghaltat. 
Holiday nhi aiz? Nidlelim astelim. Tim utthchea adim bhazun Toyar korunk zai. 
Aiz kitem program tumgelo? 

Zelia : Sanje 3:30 vorancher Agostinache tiatrak vospachi asat ami 

Teena : Arre good. Ami bhi vospachi asat. Mellchim intervalak. Chol chol vegin 
ia ghara Chopatti bhazche bhazun randunk zai. 

Zelia : Randunk? Haven zalear amgeleak sanglam matse vegin bhair soria. 
Hotelacher Chinese jevon , magir vechem mhunn tiatrak. 

Teena : Tumche borem baye. Haven zalear kal roast beef korun dovorlelem. Aiz 
fokot sorak ani xit korpache. 

Hanv sutteant Goyam vetam ten’na mhojea nodrek ailam. Zaiteo bhaileo kamank 
vochonant. Noxib tanchem. Tanche ghorkar bori pagarachi nokri kortat ani 
apleache bhailek suse

[Goanet] [Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar] Veiðivötn

[Rajan P. Parrikar]

Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar has posted a new item, 'Veiðivötn'

Clusters of lakes in the Icelandic Highlands.







You may view the latest post at
http://www.parrikar.com/blog/2012/05/26/veidivotn/

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