RK,
You are probably correct. This was the state of
affairs in Queen Victoria's Britain when she ascended
the throne, I understand.
From what I can gather from watching a doco-movie on
QV, her husband, Prince Albert got annoyed that he
could not light a fire in the hearth; when he called
his
Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Het Mario,
IMHO, you have some serious comprehension problems as:
I had previously written,
FYI, the treatment they seek in Canada is not meant
for non-residents (read carefully, I said
non-residents, not non-citizens.) So the Americans
go around
Halur,
It is not a question of how many and how much you
know, but the manner with which you use computers
and technology and for what purposes.
Take for example a purchase of a spare part for a car.
How do you do it in India? How do you do it in USA? in
Europe? In other words, how many people
Cecil wrote:
Message: 1
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 21:05:22 +0530
From: Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: goanet@goanet.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet]Is it ethical to buy second hand clothes that were sent as aid?
Reply-To: goanet@goanet.org
The 'purumentachem' (hope I got that right!) fair
http://www.rjmacau.com/english/rjm1996n3/ac-mary/portuguese.html
THE PORTUGUESE EXPERIENCE
*The Case of Goa, Daman and Diu*
*1.* The Portuguese were a political and administrative presence
in India from the sixteenth century until 19 December 1961 at
which point the
A course on Effective Public Speaking is being organised by Santa Inez
Jaycees, an organisation affiliated to Indian Jaycees and Junior Chamber
International. The details of the program are as follows:
Date: 14th and 15th May 2005(Sat Sun)
Venue: Seminar Hall, Inspectorate of Factories and
I dare say: not only newer science and technology, but even older basic
engineering and science thinking is not applied as a standard, but very
haphazardly. This lethargy is the main problem in India.
Take the brand new 'Madgaon Rly Station': the main platform is 'paved
evenly' only in the
Style Speak for Goa Today - by Wendell Rodricks
Summer's Lament
The air crackles with heat. On the wind rides sounds of the flutter of
small birds, tiny insects, a faraway peacock and a wild boar crashing in
the bushes. Under the shade of a fragrant colour laden cashew tree, I
spread a
Sad news about the deaths resulting from trees being uprooted etc. But
since when has there been a tree big enough to be uprooted and crash on
somebody on the road near 4 pillars?? Beats me!! I was visiting in Goa
a couple of years ago, and recollect the area near 4 pillars as an area
Give us a couple of decades, and our erstwhile colonial masters will be
third-rate economies when compared to India. India is on the go ! [Vivian
D'Souza, May 10]
Old style colonialism may well be a thing of the past. The next big thing
could be corporate colonialism -- by multinationals! They
Tourists and other visitors do not force themselves on Goa or India; they
are invited through tourism options and promotions etc. to come spend their
time and more importantly money in Goa and in other places in India; and
when they do come to India; they are in virtual hell, as far as the
May 10, 2005. 06:48 AM
TORONTO STAR COLUMNISTS
Abuse suit forces sale of churches
DENE MOORE
ST. JOHN'S, Nfld.A 16-year court battle for
compensation that extended to Canada's highest court
will end soon for 39 victims of a pedophile priest.
The Catholic Diocese of St. George's says it will
From: Alfred de Tavares [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For inbibers that cannot reach out to nectars, JB, is, I think, a single
malt whysky, and quite affordably priced.
Unlikely my dear Alfredo
As far as I remember, J B are the original BLENDERS of whisky
jc
On 10/05/05, Alfred de Tavares [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For inbibers that cannot reach out to nectars, JB, is, I think, a single
malt
whysky, and quite affordably priced.
Alfred de T
RESPONSE: A good Whisky indeed but not a single malt!
India win Sudirman Cup opener
May 10, 2005 21:13 IST
India trounced Wales 4-1 in their opening match of the Sudirman Cup World
team badminton championship at the Capital Gymanasium in Beijing on
Tuesday.
Anup Sridhar defeated P Le Tocq 15-4, 15-4 in the men's singles before
Trupti Murgunde
This is a good example of why one should be very
careful of which organizations one channels one's
donations through for any disaster relief, regardless
of which country the aid is sent to.
There are two obvious possibilities, maybe more. One
is that the clothes were stolen and/or sold by
Air-India flights to Toronto after eight years Print this page..
Indo-Asian News Service
New Delhi, May 9 (IANS) India's flag carrier Air-India Monday said it will
launch three flights a week from Delhi to Birmingham and Toronto via
Amritsar starting May 15.
The latest service marks
--- Mervyn Lobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Mario,
Let me make this easy enough for even you to
understand, the Americans who come for medical
treatment to Canada are those who cannot get/afford
ANY treatment in the US. The taxes they pay are
commandeered to support the WAR machine.
Dempo to play for prestige against Al-Ahed
May 10, 2005 18:09 IST
The prestige of Federation Cup champions Dempo will be at stake when they
take on Al-Ahed club of Lebanon in their return Group 'B' league match of
the Asian Football Confederation Cup at Nehru stadium in Margao on
Wednesday.
From: Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: goanet@goanet.org
To: goanet@goanet.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet]Tourists more important than citizens?
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 14:34:52 +0530
Smith, Barry K wrote:
When will your government do something about the seemingly unregulated
From: Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: goanet@goanet.org
To: goanet@goanet.org
Subject: Re: [Goanet]Good news for Whisky drinkers
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 09:07:49 +0100
On 10/05/05, lino dourado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whisky Helps
Single malt whisky can beat the threat of
Cecil Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But so much planning here is done to attract,
and cater to, tourists that I wonder whether the
Government cares more for the tourists than the
well being of its own citizens.
Cecil,
Keep on wondering.
Mervyn
PS. We will be having a great time on your
The 'purumentachem' (hope I got that right!) fair is on in Panjim.
Basically a fair to buy provisions for the monsoons. Of course like every
previous year the actual 'provision' hawkers are few and what is being sold
is the regular knickknacks available at all fairs.
What struck me as curious
We (India) now have 4 pvt. domestic airlines viz Jet, Sahara, Deccan
Kingfisher.
within next 6 months, we will have 4 more viz MAGIC AIR, SPICEJET, GO AIR AIR
ONE.
Aleast, 6 more to start within 2 years.
HOPE TOPMOST PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN TO PASSENGER SAFETY.
In the mean time, Kerala Govt.
1 cup Tension
2 cups Stress
1 teaspoon of Guilt
2 heaping cups of Limited Time
3/4 tablespoon of Urgency
A dash of No Other Choice
3 heaping cups of Faith
Fold ingredients gently into a bowl. Mix vigorously
and add a few tears. You'll sweat a little as you
knead the dough. Pack it firmly between
so much planning here is done to attract, and cater to, tourists that I
wonder whether the Government cares more for the tourists than the well
being of its own citizens.[Cecil Pinto, May 10]
Sounds suspiciously like the fallacy of fictitious aggregation! Who is
doing all the planning to attract
A Herald Report
By Melvyn Misquita
When he?s not sweeping the premises, he collects letters, sells stamps,
handles transactions and maintains registers, before travelling all over the
village to deliver mail.
In short, Rashikant Adfadkar (38) of Pomburpa happens to be the postmaster,
postman
Ola Ole, If you visit parts of Goa like Bicholim, Sanguem, Sanvordem etc... I'm
sure you would conclude that Goa too is a colonial power. FN
---
Bernado Colaco goanet@goanet.org
Tue May 10 06:35:04 2005
How can india be imperialist power? indians (red)have
living inthe US of A for centuries
The contrasts in India are wide. India has placed
satellites in Space, including 2 last week. I wonder
how many satellites the UK has placed in space with
its very own rockets ? India probably has more
Engineers and more people using computers than the
entire population of the UK.
Let us not
Dear goan,
well the Good lesson to our Congress
leaders she work so hard to bring up Congress in Power
last election Old Dirty Pigs from Congress had step
her Down and now just see her Plan and She will be the
next CM of Goa way she work for people no other MLA
work we Prayer that SHe
for part I pl check the link below...
NO ELECTRICITY (only came in our area around 1973/74)
a. NO FRIDGE
No chilled water but we had 'Gurgureth' earthern pot where water pours out from
a
cock beak. It kept water cool for days. I used to fill it up with about 10 ltrs
of
water once in 3/4 days.
How can india be imperialist power? indians (red)have
living inthe US of A for centuries before the arrival
of Columbus. Therefore the indian kingdom streches
from both ends of the globe!
B.
I wonder if the fate of being occupied and
absorbed by your
protector has befallen
In the share your comments feature of this column on rediff
http://in.rediff.com/money/2005/may/07spec.htm I have said the following:
Subject: Flying by the seat of the pants
The author claims: say goodbye to train journeys, as a surprisingly large
number of airlines prepare to slug it out in
Smith, Barry K wrote:
When will your government do something about the seemingly unregulated
speeding buses
through built up areas. It would only take a few tourist deaths to seriously
affect the positive effect of tourism on Goa.
-
Why doesn't the Government build better airports and
people can benefit from technological advances. ... India needs to use the
technology to free many of
its citizens from the some of the menial tasks it still does by hand and
examine how technology would assist these members of the community to
raise their aspirations on a day to day basis.[
Welcome to Lila.
Lila is a one-day-in-the-week studio space, open only on Wednesdays between
11 am to 8 pm. Lila is born out of the idea that a sense of play leads to
discovery and often the rediscovery of our inner self or selves. By this we
mean playing, with and discussing about images,
Scrap GCET-2005
There are moments when governance acquires a surreal quality and it is students
who are unfortunately in the throes of one such bizarre moment. So many
different postures have been adopted during the past few months on the issue of
Goa Common Entrance Test-2005 or GCET-2005 that
3,000 Americans perished on 9/11 but not one journalist has the integrity to
tell the world that over 20,000 Iraqi civilians including 867 children were
killed by U.S. forces even though we all now know that Iraq had NOTHING to do
with 9/11. I visited two web sites that document it all...
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G o a n e t - N e w s B y t e s MAY 10, 2005 DATELINE: GOA
... . ... .. ... .||.Founded in 1994
|| || .| '|. '' .|| || || .|...|| || by Herman
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BY HERALD REPORTER PANJIM, MAY 8:
Our beloved mother tongue, Konkani unites us Goans
wherever in the world we may be located and therefore,
we should not shy away from speaking the language,
exclaimed Archbishop Filipe Neri Ferrao.
OHERALDO :
GRAPES COULD TURN SOUR, AS GOA LOOKS TO THE HUMBLE BIND'NA FOR WINE
Pamela D'Mello
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Panaji, May 9: It's not a case of sour grapes, but the Konkan's favoured
kokum fruit is being seriously explored as a potential wine that could
impress sommeliers.
Sitting in the Goa
Dave,
It is funny the British are teaching us indians
egalitarianism . Somehow, this escaped you when you
ruled india in the name of the white man's burden?
Very forgetful is it not? But let us assume that it
was the white man's duty to rule. But every fissure in
indian society was encouraged by
The recent spate in fraud in Goa shows how gullible
Goans are to these fake investments. Institutional
plunder by those who rule us is common since 61.
In the recent fraud cases even my family members have
not been spared. In fact advice was given by a banker
from a nationalised bank who himself
Re the following by Fredrick Noronha: Investigative journalism is fine.
But there is indeed a problem when we in the media package ourselves as
complainant, judge, jury and executioner ... all rolled into one.
But is this not what investigative journalism seeks to do all the time?
My less
Know your airlines[ Joe Vaz, May 9]
Sure AI Express flies international routes but it is expressly meant for
Indians esp those in the Gulf.
Dears,
Thank you for the overwhelming response and unstinted support to the 3rd
annual KONKAN FRUIT FEST held at Panjim.
Warm regards,
Miguel
P.S.
If you have missed the grand event this year, the photos are available on
the Net.
- Original Message -
From: Miguel Braganza
To: [EMAIL
http://in.rediff.com/money/2005/may/09spec1.htm
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