[Goanet] Goanet Reader: Then, and then... transitioning from Portuguese education in the 'sixties (Aureo De Souza)

2006-11-04 Thread Goanet Reader
THEN, AND THEN: TRANSITIONING FROM PORTUGUESE EDUCATION IN THE 'SIXTIES Aureo De Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] My days during first year at Britto's were boring. I had to reallocate from Portuguese studies in the Escola Tecnica (technical school) at Mapuca. At Escola Tecnica, all the teachers were

Re: [Goanet] RKN bashing

2006-11-04 Thread Frederick \FN\ Noronha
If you're talking of church bells, you could give Kevin hives all over again. What it struck me to mean is that his definition of holy and trinity and ugly might be different from most on this list. Well, I have my views too, but I keep them to myself (mostly). But then, Kevin is a new convert :-)

[Goanet] Initiating, Participating and Soapboxing

2006-11-04 Thread Cecil Pinto
Selma wrote: Well Cecil, if you think these points are worthy of discussion why don't you start the discussion? It's funny how you never tire telling some of us that we shouldn't be preaching from pulpits in the US, yet feel these points forwarded to you by someone of Indian origin in the US are

Re: [Goanet] Goanet's Three Generations/response to Roland

2006-11-04 Thread Carvalho
Dear Roland, Even if you insist that the Frederick generation doesn't know what they are talking about (haha got you there), it is very pessimistic to hope that the fires that burn within the Sunnith and Aristos of Goa should extinguish themselves. This is very typical of your generation

Re: [Goanet] OK! FEPPI BODDEI TO ME!

2006-11-04 Thread Gabe Menezes
On 04/11/06, Silviano Barbosa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't rely on anyone! So I will do it to me, just like at Xmas I send a Xmas card to me (from u know who) and I email to myself (I don't even get junk mail on my B-day) and I make a phone call to myself (from cell to land line, and I

Re: [Goanet] Quick reply from Goa NRI Commissioner's office. That's efficiency!

2006-11-04 Thread Frederick \FN\ Noronha
To be honest, I don't think the NRIs Office in Goa has been prompt in all case. High time that expat Goans exercise more of their critical faculties, put important issues on the agenda, and have a long list of various issues waiting to be taken up -- before the annual mela called the NRI

Re: [Goanet] The Indian that /response to Vivian

2006-11-04 Thread Carvalho
Dear Vivian, Thank you for sharing your experiences in the US. Things have not changed so much since then. People by and large are still ignorant of India but the US is very insular and unaware of any country or culture beyond their own shores. They have however grudgingly come to respect Indians

[Goanet] INformation on Transfer of Shipping of Personal Items from UK to Goa

2006-11-04 Thread JoeGoaUk
Few years back, I remember a gulfy whose cargo came few days after he arrive in Goa. He cleared collected it from MPT port. Don't know how he did it. Last year, we enquired at LGW airport counter, and they say they can send it to Goa via Bombay. Don't know if they can send by direct chartered

Re: [Goanet] Mauxi's Kani - now from China

2006-11-04 Thread Gabe Menezes
On 04/11/06, Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Since ancient times, xamais and xapais from China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan have been strong proponents of Green Tea. The Green Tea (a.k.a Oolong tea) is not popular in India, where traditionally Black Tea is consumed. Black Tea is

Re: [Goanet] The Indian that is my husband

2006-11-04 Thread Mario Goveia
--- Vivian D'Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not long after I arrived in the USA, I was having a coffee in a drug store. All drug stores had restaurants within the store in those days. The waitress, not sure what to make of me, asked me if I was Indian Indian. I was taken aback, and then

[Goanet] Travelling Film South Asia 2006

2006-11-04 Thread Goanet AE
The International Centre, Goa Moving Images Film Club in collaboration with Himal Association, Nepal will organise Travelling Film South Asia 2006 from November 3rd to 5th 2006 at The International Centre Goa. TFSA is a collection of 14 outstanding films from the subcontinent. Registration

Re: [Goanet] A woman without a culture of her own

2006-11-04 Thread Roland Francis
Oscar, I am so thankful to you that I am allowed on Goanet inspite of being a phoney Goan. I am also grateful that you allow me to breathe Goan air when the fancy strikes me to go on holiday there, despite the fact that I was not born in Goa. Now tell me if I should also be appreciative to you

[Goanet] Arambol Civic and Consumer Forum meeting on Sunday

2006-11-04 Thread Goacan
-- Arambol Civic and Consumer Forum meeting on Sunday --- The Arambol Civic and Consumer Forum (ACCF) will have its monthly general meeting of consumers on Sunday 5th November at 10.30m

[Goanet] The famous Margao Dindi

2006-11-04 Thread Valmiki Faleiro
THE FAMOUS MARGAO DINDI By Valmiki Faleiro Dindi is Margao’s biggest religious festival. It draws more people than any other event – cultural, religious or political. Few would know, or imagine, that Dindi is not a homegrown fest. The almost century-old event, whose edition this year

[Goanet] SOIRIKEN KAZAR (Arranged marriage) ? Part 4

2006-11-04 Thread domnic fernandes
SOIRIKEN KAZAR (Arranged marriage) – Part 4 FLOWERS AND FRAGRANCE ON WOMEN’S HEADS AT WEDDINGS Today, women as well as men use several brands of expensive perfumes to attract each other. Some use so much of it that it looks as though he/she has had a perfume-bath! During the Portuguese

[Goanet] Panjim or Panaji

2006-11-04 Thread John DSouza
Nearly all Catholic Goans, whom I have encountered in different parts of the worlsd still refer to Goa's capital as Panjim. Likewise, only officialdom calls Margao, Madgaon and Bombay,Mumbai. Michael Karachi, Pakistan Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

[Goanet] Choirs and singing (Goa)

2006-11-04 Thread Velma Marlina Fernandes
Anybody out there in Goa who sing for choirs or would be interested in singing at (konkani or english) masses? If so, please get in touch. Thanking you in anticipation Regards Velma Fernandes - Read all Goanet messages @

Re: [Goanet] INformation on Transfer of Shipping of Personal Items from UK to Goa

2006-11-04 Thread Roland Francis
And here was I thinking that India with all the gobalization brouhaha would have allowed returning Indians to bring whatever personal items they wished to. Like Canada allowing you to bring unrestricted personal items (in non-commercial quantities of course) without any duty, when you first

Re: [Goanet] Anglo-Indians (Michael Ferreia)

2006-11-04 Thread Eugene Correia
To correct myself, Michael Ferreira won the world billiards (not snooker) four times. Here's what I picked from the net (partly). Born Bombay (Now Mumbai), 1 October 1938 Nicknamed ‘Bombay Tiger’, Michael Ferreira, four times world Billiards champion, was a rebel with a cause during his playing

[Goanet] Konkani Birthday song

2006-11-04 Thread Edward Verdes
Mogall Silviano Bab, Belated Feppi Boddei wishes to you. In my collections of over 200 mp3 konkani songs, I tried to find the traditional konkani Birthday song 'Dis tujea Zolmancho' but I could not find one...I have another Birthday song for you in Konkani which is sung by Sharon. Lyrics of the

Re: [Goanet] Mervyn's Konji - now from Canada

2006-11-04 Thread Mervyn Lobo
Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Green Tea has been reported by mauxis to help in cancer management and is today described as one 'Complementary Therapy' in cancer treatment. Folks, When I first joined Goanet, there was a Goan medical doctor (I forget his name) who claimed to have a

[Goanet] Aitaracheo Kaskutleo: Atam Sorgarui Politik?

2006-11-04 Thread lino dourado
  Atam Sorgarui Politik?   Kuddchodde, Cacora vattarantlo Carlos Paxeiro kallzacho attak zaun somplo. Aiz atthvo dis tannem sorginchea voikunttan (paradise) mukhi darvonttantlean entry marlear. Voikuttant lhan-vhodd ozaram odik anikui darvontte asle. Prottek darvonttear dor

Re: [Goanet] Mauxi's Kani - now from China

2006-11-04 Thread Roland Francis
Does anyone familiar with the importation pattern in Goa during Portuguese rule, please explain to me why St. Pauli Girl seemed to be almost the only beer available or consumed in Goa, or am I mistaken? Was it because Goan importers managed to make the most margin on that brand? Did the St Pauli

[Goanet] XCHR: History Hour: Language and Beyond by Shri Eduardo Faleiro

2006-11-04 Thread deliom
HISTORY HOUR XAVIER CENTRE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH Cordially invites you to a talk/discussion on LANGUAGE and BEYOND by Shri Eduardo Faleiro at Xavier Centre of

Re: [Goanet] Mauxi's Kani - now from China

2006-11-04 Thread Alfred de Tavares
From: Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org Subject: Re: [Goanet] Mauxi's Kani - now from China Date: Sat, 4 Nov 2006 13:04:41 + Since the opening of the