[Goanet] Goa Sudharop Covid 19 project
PRESS RELEASE - Goa Sudharop launches new project with fashion designer Verma D'Mello Goa Sudharop Covid 19 project Goa Sudharop's Thread-Up team based in Goa is a partnership between Goa Sudharop and Goan fashion designer Verma D'Mello which trains village women in the clothing industry. They are going to make and donate various types of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) designed for different categories of frontline workers in Goa to help them stay safe and protect their health during this Covid-19 pandemic. We also appreciate all the risk being taken by garbage collectors and so safe PPE wear is being designed specially for them too. The protective masks and gowns will be made from unspunbonded polypropylene fabrics as it restricts transmission. These items will be made by the village women trained by Ms. Verma D'Mello on sewing machines donated by Goa Sudharop. Goa Sudharop had previously provided food to Goan villagers impacted by the pandemic https://www.goasudharop.net/single-post/2020/04/12/Goa-Sudharop-Provides-Food-to-Goan-Villagers Goa Sudharop
[Goanet] Bible verse for the Day
B.I.B.L.E. - Behold I Bring Life Eternal Galatians 5:16-18 = 16 I say, then: live by the Spirit and you will certainly not gratify the desire of the flesh. 17 For the flesh has desires against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh; these are opposed to each other, so that you may not do what you want. 18 But if you are guided by the Spirit, you are not under the law.
[Goanet] Corona virus desginated hotels go full as people sleep on the streets and cars in Goa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiHHJQcnHP4 Has Goa lost its plot on Corona virus fight...check this People entered Goa with permission that were to be quarantined for two days finally finds that there is no room available and had to stay in their cars and sleep on the footpaths overnight. Some of them were being escorted by police from one place to another as no rooms are available. One of them is 2-3 months old baby. Another view of Goa…disaster A Senior Indian Naval Officer, presently posted in Goa .. His native place is in Kerala pens his experiences about lockdown in Goa an Kerala Was on the roads for last two days traveling to Kerala to be with my parents. I want to share my experience with all for general benefit. 1. First I applied online for entry into Kerala. Got it in just over 3 hrs. 2. Incase of Goa I had to apply 4 times to get it right and clear it. It was difficult to navigate through the website. The entire process took about 30hrs. 3. While on the journey itself at the Goa border. I got down and had to show I'd proof of all family members which was written down in the register and then cleared to go. 4. At the Karnataka end all of us had to get down thermal screening had to be done. Names entered in a register and then cleared to move. 5. As we traveled within Karnataka we were stopped at two toll booths to enter our details. 6. Now comes the real one. As we entered Kerala at the first point. I had to get down show my pass and was given a token. 7. I had to get in and travel for 500m aprox. At this point we were told to get down of the vehicle. Close our eats bag. Lower car windows and the entire car was sanitised. We were told not to switch on AC. We could move to next point. 8. Again traveled for 500m or so were we again got down. Thermal screening done for all and with our permit no itself our details were verified online without touching any documents. Contact details were taken and then we could move to next point. 9. At this point we sat in the car itself and our details were recorded online by police. 10. We could then comence our journey to home. 11. We were in for a surprise within a minute we got call from my village panchayat confirming our entry. Next from my village health department checking about our health. After that from the collectorate checking our health details. 12. As a family we felt we were in some foreign country in the positive manner. Were in everyone was showing concern about our well being. 13. We reached home at night 1 am. Morning 7am itself I got a call checking if we reached safely and gave instructions about home quarantine for 14 days and to report if we get any symptoms. 14 At 9 am a local volunteer visited our house for a chat. They said in your absence we have come to your house and checked up on your parents and were ready to help them out with medical treatment etc. 15. In the entire journey as I was traveling we had sent a word across and was surprised to be provided food at different points which we had to decline bcoz we were already stuffed with it in the car. My two bits: And for the rest of us Indians, we need to figure out...Finally what matters??? Communal supremacy, ideological pride, retrospecting history or a system that promises us a good, healthy, respectable quality of life for our familyThink about it! So, Kerala is changing, changing into a well managed welfare state, a state the gives tremendous impetus on Healthcare, Education and good Governance. To my mind the things that has worked for Kerala is Literacy, Communal harmony and the fact that people hold their public and government office bearers accountable. Reward them for their achievements and punish them if they err. Public representatives and government officials therefore behaves and functions like Public servant and not rulers, masters or colonial officers Why not Goa
Re: [Goanet] Video from Pratapananda
Hello from Toronto Fr Pratap. The song 500 miles was composed in 1961 by Hedy West American singer songwriter and first recorded by Peter, Paul and Mary the next year. Justin Timberlake only provided a recent cover. Roland. > On May 17, 2020, at 11:06 PM, Pratap Naik wrote: > > "500 Hundred miles" a modern popular English song was composed by Justin > Timberlake, Carey Mulligan, and Stark Sands. The tune of this song has been > adopted by Nilanjan Mistry for his lyrics and it is sung by Maitreyee Moon. > The lyrics depict the plight and sentiments of the workers who desperately > want to go back to their home in their village or town. This video depicts > the real India during Lockdown days. When we are safe in our homes, > millions are on roads on their way to go home. How many of them will safely > reach home, is anybody's guess. May God protect them. > Pratap Naik, sj
Re: [Goanet] My mum's favourite song....apparently Brazilian, mum probably didn't know. Unfortunately none of her children speke Portuguese, also very lacking in Konkani....saving grace my wife is flu
nice one Gabe.. On Monday, May 18, 2020, 01:28:33 AM GMT+4, Gabe Menezes wrote: https://youtu.be/GUwXd6IJ5ZU
[Goanet] GOD SAVE OUR STUDENTS WITH KONKAN RAILWAY HAVING NOW EMERGED AS CORONA RAILWAY
With the COVID-19 cases in Goa escalating by the day, the government is displaying its sheer and reckless arrogance by having decided to go ahead with the SSC exams while putting the lives of our young children at risk. The authorities should have carefully thought of a way to deal with this issue. Even if a scholastic year was lost it would be better instead of putting in peril the well- being of our young beacons of hope. These are turbulent times demanding high levels of caution and watchfulness. Having failed on so many occasions in handling various issues during this lock-down, the authorities would be solely responsible for the consequences of their short-sightedness in holding these exams during this raging pandemic. The government needs to chart its way forward guardedly in battling this deadly virus as on account of any skewed approach we may end up setting more COVID-19 hospitals in the State. Don’t our young students deserve Justice, protection and compassion in a civilized society? This will weigh on our consciences forever. Protecting and safeguarding its people is the fundamental and main duty of any Government. This pandemic has wreaked havoc throughout the world. For five months it has humbled the best and the worst, the powerful the arrogant and the lowly. The worst medical scientific and economic crisis in a hundred years. We must treat COVID 19 with the seriousness that it demands. We may not see the virus due to its invisible minute size but that does not mean we should turn a blind eye to its destruction by succumbing our children and people to reckless knee jerk decisions. Exams can wait. Life and death cannot! Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires www.airesrodrigues.com
[Goanet] Six Timeless Mandos
Compiled by Lourenço de Noronha. https://www.songs-from-goa.at/info34-six-mandos-sung.html Roland. Toronto.
[Goanet] Indian Writers In Goa
While Goa is being robbed of its culture, peace and environment by the extreme poverty entering from the rest of India and by greedy individuals both from within and outside, it is also enriched by the skills and talents coming there from other parts of the country and the world. Many years ago when I met Valmiki Faleiro of Margão, he told me that what is happening is nothing but a reprise of what used to happen before the Portuguese consolidated their power and rule in the territory. Which proves the two old adages of history repeating itself and how the only guarantee in life is change. How the butter churns and finally takes shape, is anybody’s guess. Roland. Toronto. Re: [Goanet] Fw: Which is also why.. as Sagarika Ghose writes here .. it is maybe time to seek forgiveness of Jamlo Makdam and millions like her for what has been a monumental collective failure.. > On May 18, 2020, at 2:24 PM, Nandini Sardesai > wrote: > > impossible to wrap one's mind around scale of human misery! > how can the
[Goanet] Amapola + Quizas, Quizas, Quizas.
38 year old Gaby Moreno a Latin Grammy award winner, is a Guatemalan singer-songwriter and guitarist. Her music ranges from blues, jazz, soul to R Moreno sings in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. She is vegan and an animal rights advocate. Amapola is a 1920 song by Spanish-American composer José Garcia. In the 1930s, it became a standard of the Rhumba repertoire later crossing over to the pop music charts. Quizas... is a popular song by Cuban songwriter Osvaldo Farrés written in 1947 for singer Bobby Capó. The English version was recorded next year by Desi Arnaz. Other versions were performed by notable singers and bands like Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Andrea Bocelli, Jennifer Lopez, Pink Martini. At the 2015 Hispanic Heritage Awards - "Quizás, Quizás, Quizás" - Gaby Moreno Amapola (The Poppy) Quizás, Quizás, Quizás (Maybe, Maybe, Maybe) https://youtu.be/HJIJKgnXW2g Roland. Toronto.
[Goanet] Fw: Which is also why.. as Sagarika Ghose writes here .. it is maybe time to seek forgiveness of Jamlo Makdam and millions like her for what has been a monumental collective failure..
impossible to wrap one's mind around scale of human misery! how can the government be so insensitive! From: Sagarika Ghose Sent: 17 May 2020 11:40 Subject: Which is also why.. as Sagarika Ghose writes here.. it is maybe time to seek forgiveness of Jamlo Makdam and millions like her for what has been a monumental collective failure.. https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/bloody-mary/a-letter-of-apology-to-the-migrants-who-made-our-homes-highways/ Sagarika Ghose's New Book [https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download=1LdyX3geouHoP2AvZGNNIrvNvtDcztYs5=0Bzf3WyXJYVzYOVZSbGtzZjliRHN1cFNta0k1VXRQMG1MZGVzPQ] Why I Am a Liberal Available online: http://dl.flipkart.com/dl/why-i-am-a-liberal/p/itmfayw62gquzkq2?pid=9780670088973=product.share.pp #buyonflipkart via @Flipkart Book Launch on 10th Dec 2018, Monday @ IHC, Amphitheater, 7.00 PM
[Goanet] Corona virus desginated hotels go full as people sleep on the streets and cars in Goa
Corona virus desginated hotels go full as people sleep on the streets and cars in Goa Has Goa lost its plot on Corona virus fight...check this People entered Goa with permission that were to be quarantined for two days finally finds that there is no room available and had to stay in their cars and sleep on the footpaths overnight. Some of them were being escorted by police from one place to another as no rooms are available. One of them is 2-3 months old baby. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiHHJQcnHP4 Another view of Goa…disaster A Senior Indian Naval Officer, presently posted in Goa .. His native place is in Kerala pens his experiences about lockdown in Goa an Kerala Was on the roads for last two days traveling to Kerala to be with my parents. I want to share my experience with all for general benefit. 1. First I applied online for entry into Kerala. Got it in just over 3 hrs. 2. Incase of Goa I had to apply 4 times to get it right and clear it. It was difficult to navigate through the website. The entire process took about 30hrs. 3. While on the journey itself at the Goa border. I got down and had to show I'd proof of all family members which was written down in the register and then cleared to go. 4. At the Karnataka end all of us had to get down thermal screening had to be done. Names entered in a register and then cleared to move. 5. As we traveled within Karnataka we were stopped at two toll booths to enter our details. 6. Now comes the real one. As we entered Kerala at the first point. I had to get down show my pass and was given a token. 7. I had to get in and travel for 500m aprox. At this point we were told to get down of the vehicle. Close our eats bag. Lower car windows and the entire car was sanitised. We were told not to switch on AC. We could move to next point. 8. Again traveled for 500m or so were we again got down. Thermal screening done for all and with our permit no itself our details were verified online without touching any documents. Contact details were taken and then we could move to next point. 9. At this point we sat in the car itself and our details were recorded online by police. 10. We could then comence our journey to home. 11. We were in for a surprise within a minute we got call from my village panchayat confirming our entry. Next from my village health department checking about our health. After that from the collectorate checking our health details. 12. As a family we felt we were in some foreign country in the positive manner. Were in everyone was showing concern about our well being. 13. We reached home at night 1 am. Morning 7am itself I got a call checking if we reached safely and gave instructions about home quarantine for 14 days and to report if we get any symptoms. 14 At 9 am a local volunteer visited our house for a chat. They said in your absence we have come to your house and checked up on your parents and were ready to help them out with medical treatment etc. 15. In the entire journey as I was traveling we had sent a word across and was surprised to be provided food at different points which we had to decline bcoz we were already stuffed with it in the car. My two bits: And for the rest of us Indians, we need to figure out...Finally what matters??? Communal supremacy, ideological pride, retrospecting history or a system that promises us a good, healthy, respectable quality of life for our familyThink about it! So, Kerala is changing, changing into a well managed welfare state, a state the gives tremendous impetus on Healthcare, Education and good Governance. To my mind the things that has worked for Kerala is Literacy, Communal harmony and the fact that people hold their public and government office bearers accountable. Reward them for their achievements and punish them if they err. Public representatives and government officials therefore behaves and functions like Public servant and not rulers, masters or colonial officers Why not Goa
Re: [Goanet] Sharing a poem
Beautiful poem. Your brother achieved a lot. Gabe On Mon, 11 May 2020, 18:23 Mervyn Maciel, wrote: > Am sharing a poem which my late brother(Rev.Joseph Maciel S.J.) > wrote while at school. > > Mervyn Maciel > > *VIVA PATRIA – By Joseph Maciel* > > > > *O land of Goans! O land of our birth,* > > *O Mother Goa, you fill us with mirth!* > > *Fair land of paddy fields and coconut palms,* > > *You welcome us always with outstretched arms!* > > > > *Land of our Sires, we feast our eyes* > > *On thy golden paddy fields and palms-o-paradise,* > > *Which softly and gently caressed by the breeze,* > > *Greatly enchant us, and always do please.* > > > > *We’ve sailed far away from your distant shore,* > > *But we’ll think of you always for days evermore;* > > *And when we come home in April and May,* > > *Our hearts you’ll delight and make us feel gay.* > > > > *We loved you before, we love you today,* > > *We’ll love you even when our hair has turned grey;* > > *We’ll remember you fondly when we are old,* > > *As beautiful Goa, a land of Gold!* > > > > *Ne’er will we forget your sandy shore,* > > *Your mango trees and cashews galore;* > > *Your big fat jack-fruits and bananas so nice,* > > *We find such delight in eating a slice!* > > > > *Your sun-kissed fields of onions and chillies,* > > *And the sweet wild fruit from the rocky hillies,* > > *Fill our hearts with joy and with mirth,* > > *“Viva Patria! You’re a Heaven on earth!”* > > > > *How green are your valleys, how happy your pigs,* > > *How sweetly the birdies do sing on the twigs.* > > *How lively are Pedru and Mauxi Mae hal* > > *Who are always ready to tell us a tale.* > > > > *We delight in fishing, we delight in rowing,* > > *Crossing the ferry while the cattle are lowing;* > > *Your country-side rivers and grand water-ways* > > *Gladden our hearts, so we fill you with praise.* > > > > *Small are our dwellings, but awfully decent,* > > *They are pretty old but still look decent;* > > *Sunny are your valleys, and green are your leas,* > > *With cows and sheep grazing, with pleasure and ease.* > > > > *Majestic your churches and fine is the view,* > > *Where all is old and nothing is new;* > > *But old is gold and so are you,* > > *To the fair land of Goa, ever be true!* > > > > *Fair are your pools and fairer the streams,* > > *“Viva Patria”, the land of my dreams!* > > *Sweet is the air we breathe all around,* > > *Fertile the soil that here can be found.* > > > > *We rise in the morning at six of the clock,* > > *That is the time for the crow of the cock;* > > *We toil in the fields, till the grey twilight* > > *Makes the farmer plod homewards to rest for the night.* > > > > *Then silence is golden and all is so still,* > > *No stir in the air, no stir on the hill;* > > *All beasts and birds, homeward do go* > > *And the silvery waters so softly do flow.* > > > > *O land of our birth, we love you still,* > > *For our weary hearts with much joy you fill;* > > *We’ll fight to the last for freedom and right,* > > *And bleed ourselves far whiter than white.* > > > > *Sweet little jewel sparkling at night!* > > *O Goa!, you are a wonderful sight;* > > *Panjim and Ribandar how your lights do shine* > > *From Saloi’s old hill, you really look fine!* > > > > *O fair native land, under Portugal’s sway,* > > *We’ll fight to the end and always pray* > > *To see you soon quite happy and free,* > > *“Viva Patria,” cries our blood over the sea!* > > > > *(These verses were composed when Joseph was in Standard VII at St. Paul’s > Belgaum in 1944. Years later, as Fr. Joseph Maciel, S.J., he was Rector of > St* > > *Stanislaus High School, Bandra and Parish Priest of St. Peter’s Bandra. > Fr. Joseph,* > > *the eldest brother of Mervyn(UK) and the late Wilfred(Kenya) died in June > 2005.* >
Re: [Goanet] {Goanet} Finding Mogacho Aunddo-Cortubancho Sounsar
Linken, Probably you were right, your grand-uncle Manuel Alphonso did provide music for 2 films but not Mogacho Aunddo or Bhuierantlo Munis it was Sukhachem Sopon and Cortubancho Sounsar. https://konkanicinema.com/movie/kortubancho-sonvsar/ The details of Mogacho Aunddo was fresh in my mind as I recently (Konkani Cinema Day celebrated on 24th April) posted on FB details about this film. Also I pvtly asked Idsidore Dantas, who has done research on Konkani cinema more details about this film as I was aware he was working on this film. He did provide me some details, but the completion details is with family of Al Jerry Braganza. On Manuel Alphonso Those days a lot of info was posted on Goanet on Konkani Music. I cam across this post on Manuel Alphonso https://www.mail-archive.com/goanet@lists.goanet.org/msg79850.html Since I am into collection of Konkani songs, I came to know that Manuel produced 4 audio albums, of which I have only 2, that is 1. Goa and 2. Saudades de Goa. I also came to know that Alfred Rose was a close friend of Manuel and and on his 50th Wedding Anniversary Alfred Rose Composed a song 'Ponos Voros Sarlim'. I am not sure if Alfred Rose sang it but its in Album 'Saudades de Goa'. Both these CD's have the best of Traditional Goan Mandos. I understand Manuel Alphonso had also published a book with lyrics of all the songs, not sure anyone has the copy. Here are some of the songs from Sukhachem Sopon 3 of the songs lyrics were by Alfred Rose https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yIxCffrS6Y jurament Neketrancher wrongly titled as Motiancho Surngar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45cujBlSP9U Motiancho Surngar - a mando wrongly titled as Jurament Neketrancher Teach me Konkani, Noman Noman Tuka Goa, Tops n Pops in Konkani are some of the Konkani Vinyls for which Music is by Manuel Regards Edward Verdes On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 8:06 PM Linken Fernandes wrote: > Look what Roland Francis has done, posting a Youtube link here to the song > Apton Dopton by Manuel Alphonso (my grand-uncle) and his Folklorists, and > managing to take us right to the birth of Konkani cinema through my > reference to Mogacho Aunddo, the first ever film in the language. In my > >
[Goanet] Pink Martini - Ninna nanna
Ninna Nanna is an old Italian folk song, a lullaby from the Calabria region. Pink Martini is a musical group formed in 1994 in Portland Oregon. The lead vocalists for the band are Storm Large and China Forbes, both excellent crooners. The band plays music across all genres. Ninna Nanna https://youtu.be/JabGg_RH03g Roland. Toronto.
[Goanet] Schedule for Tuesday 19th May 2020
CCR TV GOA Channel of God's love✝ You can also watch ✨ CCR TV live on your smart phone via the CCR TV App✨ Available on Google PlayStore for Android Platform. Click the link below. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccr.tv4 Email ID: ccrgoame...@gmail.com Schedule for Tuesday 19th May 2020 12:00 AM Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries 12:25 AM My Music Videos - Render Mama 12:30 AM Testimony - Govaiki - Rosy Afonso 01:00 AM Mass in Konkani for Monday 01:35 AM Divine Mercy - English 3 01:55 AM Hymn - Jesus, Jesus - Sung by Rebecca De Souza 02:00 AM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Dukhiche Mister 02:25 AM Apologetics - Peter - Talk by Steve Ray 03:53 AM Hymn - Sorginchem Raj By Fr. John A Fernandes 03:58 AM Atmik Ekchar 04:00 AM Family - Talk by Orlando D'Souza 04:30 AM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 29 - Kuroikar - Fr. Pratap Naik sj 04:40 AM Youthopia - Alina Anceeta D'Souza - Boxer interviewed by Mysticka Deniz 04:56 AM Hymn -Xelliank Hanv Dar - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 05:00 AM The Importance of Eucharistic Celebration - Talk by Luz Marie Engineer 05:22 AM Hymn - Yes, I Shal Arise- Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 05:25 AM Literally Goa - Robert S. Newman interviewed by Frederick Noronha 06:15 AM Konkani Bhas - Bhag 5 - Fr Pratap Naik sj 06:30 AM Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi - Dr Edward de Lima interviewed by Daniel F. de Souza 07:00 AM Feast Mass from Canaguinim 07:45 AM Bhajans 4 08:08 AM Hymn - You are my all in all -Saxophone cover - Fr Seville Antao - OFM(Cap) 08:10 AM Music - Vakhann'nni 2 followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem 08:40 AM Praise and Worship 09:07 AM Prayer of Grandparents - English 09:10 AM Our Father - German 09:15 AM Commanding and Living in Victory - Talk by Colin Calmiano 10:21 AM Magnificat (Konkani) 10:23 AM Pope's Video - January 2020 10:25 AM Loneliness of Jesus - Dr Brenda Nazareth Menezes 11:00 AM Consecrated Life - Daughters of St Paul 11:06 AM Hymns -Auxilium HS Caranzalem 11:10 AM Hymn -I will sing - Choir Praise Adonai 11:15 AM Intercessions (English) 11:30 AM Mass in English followed by Daily Flash 12:05 PM Intercession - Talk by Francis D'Souza 12:30 PM Nokhetram - Michael Gracias chats with Francisco D'Souza and Maria Fernandes 12:56 PM Poem- Jezuchem Punorjivontponn molladik bhag - by Sandhya Fernandes 01:00 PM Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi - Maria P.S. Afonso interviewed by Daniel F. de Souza 01:30 PM Lockdown Lessons - Alfwold Silveira 02:00 PM Short Film - Jezu Bhaxen Zaunchem Hanvem 02:30 PM Literally Goa - Cyril A. Fernandes interviewed by Frederick Noronha 03:00 PM Prophetic Intercession 4 - Cyril John 03:25 PM Music - Immaculate Conceptio - Victor Da Costa 03:27 PM Hymn - You are my all in all - Flute cover - Fr Seville Antao - OFM(Cap) 03:29 PM Spiritual Communion Prayer 03:30 PM Divine Mercy - Konkani 03:39 PM Word of God - Talk by Orlando D'Souza 04:00 PM Rosary - Sorrowful Mysteries 04:24 PM Reflection on the Gospel - Dominicans 04:30 PM Senior Citizens Exercises - 8 04:57 PM Falling in Love - Love versus Lust - Hosted by Judie D'Cunha 05:28 PM Media Track - Episode 39 05:58 PM Regina Caeli (English) 06:00 PM The Earth - Our Home - Sand Mining 06:30 PM Mass in Konkani from Siolim 07:15 PM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 89 - Kharvi - Fr Pratap Naik sj 07:23 PM Regina Caeli - Konkani 07:25 PM Couples Prayer (Konkani) 07:30 PM Tersachem Maggnnem (Mungllar) - Dukhiche Gutt 08:05 AM We are an Easter people and Alleluia is our song - Talk by Savio Mascarenhas 08:38 PM Hymn -Tum ietai,tum ietai - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 08:40 PM Psalm 91 - Read by Alfwold Silveira 08:45 PM Bhokti Lharam- Bhag 6 08:52 PM My Music Videos - Khuxe Monan Gorib Tim Subhagi 08:58 PM Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 8 09:00 PM Intercessions (Konkani) 09:13 PM Magnificat (English) 09:15 PM Ratchem Magnem 09:30 PM Abundant Life - Parenting - Prof Nicholas D'Souza 10:20 PM Carpenters Cross 1 11:11 PM Hymn - Sorginchem Raj By Fr. John A Fernandes 11:15 PM Entrepreneurship - Vincent Toscano Donations may be made to: Beneficiary name : CCR GOA MEDIA. Name of Bank : ICICI Bank Branch Name: Candolim Branch RTGS/NEFT Code : ICIC0002624 Savings Bank Account No : 262401000183
[Goanet] "Nom de Plume" copacetic on Goanet?
I guess the question is how many choose to post under pseudonyms... IMHO some of these are quite elegant, but they seem to have the advantage over those who use their given names. Google research: "But one of the most common reasons authors write under aliases is because their earlier works bombed". - Date: Sun, 17 May 2020 20:15:26 + (UTC) From: Mervyn Lobo To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Subject: Re: [Goanet] Who is this Joao? Message-ID: <371933423.364506.1589746526...@mail.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 On Saturday, May 16, 2020, 03:27:52 p.m. CDT, E DeSousa wrote: With so many posters on Goanet posting under assumed names? it would be good to understand why this is happening. Those writing under assumed names could volunteer to explain their personal reasons for doing so?? --- E. DeSouza, I find it strange that you think there are many posters on Goanet posting under assumed names.? The moderators have guaranteed us that this does not happen. Mervyn
Re: [Goanet] What does Joao want to say?
On Sunday, May 17, 2020, 10:51:04 a.m. CDT, Joao Barros-Pereira wrote: In the Age of Corona Virus understandably no one has taken a selfie with Corona Virus the power is always behind the throne What does Joao want to say? Joao,The pictures I do not miss on social media are those of people eating at restaurants. Until yesterday, it seemed that everyone had to take and post a picture of food that they were served at a restaurant - before they started eating. They also had to report that they were at the airport - before they got on a flight. The "crown" virus has changed all that. Your original work, above, reminded me of a verse we were forced to study in school yesterdecade. It goes like this: And in the visitation of the winds,Who take the ruffian billows by the top,Curling their monstrous heads and hanging themWith deafening clamour in the slippery clouds,That, with the hurly, death itself awakes?Canst thou, O partial sleep, give thy reposeTo the wet sea-boy in an hour so rude,And in the calmest and most stillest night,With all appliances and means to boot,Deny it to a king? Then happy low, lie down!Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown. Mervyn
[Goanet] Joao and Forso
Not to worry, Frank, lets reconnect at Augusto’s favourite place, Andron, for an indulgence and more, all on me. Eric. Joao Barros Pereira is a brilliant poet whose work compares well with > another brilliant poet who specialises in short poems in English, and whose > name is Francis Rodrigues. > > FR, who I know very well, for all his brilliance, is unfortunately not as > nice a person as JBP whom I unfortunately don't know personally, but who > comes across as***
[Goanet] What does Joao want to say?
In the Age of Corona Virus Feminists and other like-minded people men are women and women are men we are born of both let’s not hate ourselves What does Joao want to say?
[Goanet] GOVERNMENT MUST ACT AGAINST ADULTERATED FOODSTUFF
Over the last many years Goa has been witnessing a huge rise in cancer cases which is partly attributed to the impure food we consume. Now more so in this COVID -19 pandemic, it is all the more important that we ensure that nothing we eat is adulterated, unhygienic or substandard. Over the last few weeks we are seeing anything and everything being unauthorisedly sold by all and sundry anywhere and everywhere while the authorities are conveniently turning a nelson’s eye to all this illegal trade which should be a health concern to all. Even substandard and possibly formalin laced fish is being sold all over in private vehicles and along the roads. It is incumbent on the authorities to ensure that all food items are sold only at the markets and in the authorized shops. The Food & Drug Administration must wake up from its slumber and get its act together by cracking on this sale of adulterated food items to prevent a further rise in cancer and other ailments. It is imperative that the public in the interest of their own health should not patronize such road-side sales. It is futile to have a meaningful Lockdown to control the virus, without a stringent clampdown on consumer products that can cause more harm in more ways than the pandemic. This must be a time more than any other for the authorities to act firmly against unscrupulous traders that want to cash in on peoples’ vulnerability, frailty and fears and causing more harm than good even fatal in some instances. Deterrent action must also be taken against those misusing their office in the building society complexes for unduly advertising and promoting such unlawful and illegal sales for apparent selfish pecuniary benefits while prejudicing the health and well being of the residents. The famous proverb ‘Prevention is better than cure’ is important and applicable in our daily sphere of life. It teaches us to take preventive measures always in our life to get away from all sorts of dangers. Preventive measures help us to save our health, effort, time and money. Time the authorities exercised and strengthened without fear or favour the measures in place to safeguard all the people and the state. Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires www.airesrodrigues.com
[Goanet] Video from Pratapananda
"500 Hundred miles" a modern popular English song was composed by Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan, and Stark Sands. The tune of this song has been adopted by Nilanjan Mistry for his lyrics and it is sung by Maitreyee Moon. The lyrics depict the plight and sentiments of the workers who desperately want to go back to their home in their village or town. This video depicts the real India during Lockdown days. When we are safe in our homes, millions are on roads on their way to go home. How many of them will safely reach home, is anybody's guess. May God protect them. Pratap Naik, sj
[Goanet] Mamãe Eu Quero (I Want My Mama
It is today one of the most famous Brazilian songs of all time, synonymous with its singer Carmen Miranda. Written by Vicente Paiva and Jararaca in 1937, it gained international visibility in 1940 when performed as a marching song by Carmen Miranda on Broadway in the play ‘Down Argentine Way’. It was taken into every American home when connected to the Tom and Jerry and I Love Lucy cartoon television shows. The song was performed in the 2016 Olympics Closing Ceremony at the Macaraña Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. The song struck a chord in most Goan homes from Portuguese times because of the language connection and it continues to be included in every singalong medley with En Costa Tua Cabeciña, ABC de Coração and the Konkani Mando evergreens. Here is a modern dance video interpretation by T-Rio, a Brazilian musical group of triplet sisters Thaina, Thayana and Thaisa of the song in 2004 from their album Choopeta. https://youtu.be/7xUZSEuMV_I Roland. Toronto. > On May 17, 2020, at 5:27 PM, Gabe Menezes wrote: > Re: [Goanet] My mum's favourite songapparently Brazilian, mum probably > didn't know. Unfortunately none of her children speke Portuguese, also very > lacking in Konkanisaving grace my wife is fluent I Konkani! > > https://youtu.be/GUwXd6IJ5ZU
