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Xavier Centre Of Historical Research
presents
HISTORY HOUR
THE CHANGING FACE OF CANDIAN
CATHOLICS AND CANADIAN GOANS
Terry Fay SJ
Date : January 19, 2012
Time : 5:30pm
Venue: Xavier Centre of Historical Research,
B B Borkar Road, Alto Porvorim, Goa.
Frederick FN Noronha wrote: Marlon Robert Mugabe was my hero --
but that was in 1983, when he indeed was an articulate spokesman for
the intersts of the Third World.
OBSERVATION:
1983 = One year after the onset of the massacre in Matabeleland!
Bravo, Comrade, Bravo?
Who are your
I guess this is for 'foreigners' and expatriates who may lost touch with our
customs?
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Ancient 3 kings chapel on the hillock
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8NzAYo_480
Vaigonn (Rabi crops), Lake Tollem, lotus, Fields, Sunset, Churches of Velsao,
Cansaulim,
Konkan Railway station Verna, Metha Strips, Zuari Birla factory, foreign
trourists etc
joego...@yahoo.co.uk
for Goa NRI
Frederick FN Noronha wrote:
Marlon, Your attempt to derail the discussion with labels,
strawmen and other bogeys doesn't appeal to me. Yes, Robert
Mugabe was my hero -- but that was in 1983, when he indeed
was an articulate spokesman for the intersts of the Third
World. The corrupting
For Fred Noronha colonial is evil and commi is god. OBE's were just doing a
good job therefore keeping the Goan flag hoisted. What is coming out from the
neo colonial rule is goons and thugs.
BC
Nice to hear that so many Goans were recognized for their sterling
services to the Colonial
Nicely said Joe-Utorda why visit expensive resturants...). After
all, one may have to sleep with the owners to get a fukot Cream of
Brule.
You must check out the Uudpi join at the Vascu bus station. Maasala Dosa nice.
I think its that time of year to do a list of all the under Re.20-25.
My fav
*BJP’s cow dung gems: stops C-sec, n-radiation*
*Milind Ghatwai http://www.indianexpress.com/columnist/milindghatwai/
*
**· ***o** Only those inside houses coated with cow dung escaped
the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy.
* There are only two ways to remain insulated from nuclear
In my several decades in the USA, one of the local folk sayings I heard was
Never get into a pissing match with a skunk . The implication is obvious.
With this statement I will refrain from further comment on this subject.
Admin Noronha wrote thus:
Hang on Tony! Could this be some way of simply saying, Man, you need
to be keeping more busy with something more productive... (even if it
is just posting something meaningful to Goanet sometimes)? FN
Dear Admin Noronha,
Are you suggesting that:
a) Posts to Goanet
Tony:
I saw these mysterious arrows about 5 years ago, accompanied by some words in
Hindi written in the Roman script. On making inquiries I was told by someone
that these arrows were marked by Army personnel to guide soldiers in their
fitness runs over country roads which were not as
[Goanet] Konkani VCD on Ravina - just allegations and false
propaganda? If it is, what a shame for those involved in such cheap
gimmicks
including the press faternity and tiatrists?
On 12 January 2012 22:06, JoeGoaUk joego...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
1: Don’t know what the poster (goa-world) of the
Roland,
Take a look at the subject line in your post (above).
Now take a look at the contents of your post (below).
Instead of trying to tackle the subject, you dwelt on the demons that are
dancing on your back.
2012012Mervyn
From: roland.fran...@gmail.com
PRIEST STANDING FOR ELECTION
Normally,the State and religion should be kept away from each other.But in our
politricks,they are overtly and covertly merged. Another good reason to welcome
this is that the ten commandments and peace be with you is generally followed
regularly in Church and
Tony de Sa wrote:
Dear Arrows, what's the secret you're keeping? Are you giving directions
to a location? What location? A restaurant? A house of ill fame? The route
to a treasure trove? A gambling den? A booze joint? A matka den? A lover's
directions to a secret rendezvous? Or a thieves
In the immediately preceding post on this topic, I asked the following question:
1: Are the facts as posted by JoeGoaUK on Goanet on Sept 21, 2010
absolutely accurate?
http://lists.goanet.org/pipermail/goanet-goanet.org/2011-September/213590.html
Please read the question as follows:
1: Are
Well said, Tony!
Tony de Sa wrote:
Admin Noronha wrote thus:
Hang on Tony! Could this be some way of simply saying, Man, you need
to be keeping more busy with something more productive... (even if it
is just posting something meaningful to Goanet sometimes)? FN
Dear Admin
Viv, Though this would sound good in a shouting-match, it is a slogan. Not
an argument! FN
On 14 January 2012 08:19, Vivian A. DSouza socorro...@yahoo.com wrote:
In my several decades in the USA, one of the local folk sayings I heard
was Never get into a pissing match with a skunk . The
Tony, I was just ribbing you! And from your response, it does seem to have
worked :-) And we have even meanwhile got a post out of Reena; well worth
it indeed. FN
PS: Please photograph the mystery arrows.
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Quislings ! Vichy ! Good Lord !
Gulf Goans beware ! In a decade or so, you will be asked ,what did you do
to encourage democracy in the various sultanates of the Persian Gulf. Please
do not say you have not been warned
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Every East African Goan I meet and interview is extremely articulate, well
mannered, successful, educated, hard-working, devoted and loyal. They loved
Africa deeply (yes perhaps it was Colonial Africa they loved but Africa
nonetheless).
I frankly don't know if the factors that contrived to
The mystery barbs, too.;-)
Frederick FN Noronha ? *??? ??? wrote:
Tony, I was just ribbing you! And from your response, it does seem to have
worked :-) And we have even meanwhile got a post out of Reena; well worth
it indeed. FN
PS: Please photograph the mystery
Pandu Lampiao:
Nicely said Joe-Utorda why visit expensive resturants...). After
all, one may have to sleep with the owners to get a fukot Cream of
Brule.
Tony: Bit drastic for the sake of a FREE (as in FUCOT) mess of pottage, no?
You must check out the Uudpi join at the Vascu bus station.
To Goanet -
I have been to Mum's Kitchen once many years ago.
Food? Meh.
Prices? Aimed at people with more money than taste.
Ambience? Before you enter the place, you pass by the neighborly
Magan-bhai hugging lady customers (especially if they have
well rounded breasts). Once you are
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Tumcam Maie-mogacho ieukar. Enjoy Life - This is not a rehearsal! Konkani
uloi, boroi, vach ani samball - sodankal. Hich Goenchi
i could not agree with Rajen more, specially the Delhiwalla bit. In fact, tell
me of some really authentic Goan eateries. All have a tandoori section devoted
to this crowd. Btw Ananda on the Anjuna Siolim road serves excellent seafood
Bernice
The Africander Goan is undeniably an influential animal, and I
understand why nobody would like to cross his or her path! My
intention here is not to judge the past with the spectacles of the
present. Only, when someone like Viv lauds Goans for serving the
colonial order in unabashed and
Apologies for prolonging this topic, Fred, but there are a few points I'd
like to clear.
I never felt that the African ire was directed at us, WaGoa(as we were
known), but rather at
the Wahindi(Asian businessmen), who openly exploited the illiterate African
masses
especially in the
I am semi-vegetarian by choice, and do not eat meat of any kind, but I eat
anything that comes fromt he sea and all kinds of bhaji and chappati. I found
this little Restaurant cum
Bar run by a Niz Goenkar of the Hindu faith I believe, where the ambience may
not be great, but the food is divine
Xavier Centre Of Historical Research
presents
HISTORY HOUR
THE CHANGING FACE OF CANDIAN
CATHOLICS AND CANADIAN GOANS
Terry Fay SJ
Date : January 19, 2012
Time : 5:30pm
Venue: Xavier Centre of Historical Research,
B B Borkar Road, Alto Porvorim, Goa.
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On 14 January 2012 19:52, Vivian A. DSouza socorro...@yahoo.com wrote:
I wont tell you, because I am selfish and want to continue to patronize the
place and get my food by parcel when my wife or I dont feel like cooking.
The point is that if you look hard enough you will find super places
and Sau. Savita Paranjape gave vote of thanks,
For photos visit
https://picasaweb.google.com/113304536565249979971/20120114?authkey=Gv1sRgCNnqzMPMhdS9YQ
--
With Regards
Sanjay Vinayak Barve 9403176657
http://www.archive.org/details/StudiesInGoanMigrationDrStellaMascarenhasKeyesguAndSxc
Studies in Goan Migration: Dr Stella Mascarenhas Keyes (GU and SXC)
(January 13, 2012)
1 smk-at-goauniv 1:26:35
2 smk-at-xaviers 1:13:48
Prominent researcher in Goan migration, Dr Stella Mascarenhas-Keyes,
did
Fifteen years back Government of Goa started computer education in high schools
and computer teachers were appointed on contract basis . For Fifteen years the
diocesan society of Goa and the schools run by the religious used the services
of these teachers not only to teach computer education
Frederick FN Noronha wrote:
The Africander Goan is undeniably an influential animal, and I
understand why nobody would like to cross his or her path! My
intention here is not to judge the past with the spectacles of the
present. Only, when someone like Viv lauds Goans for serving the
colonial
Dear 12012012Mervyn,
Your short response wasn't very short.
This is a neat attempt at curbing the discussions by suggesting (i)
that everyone is trying to be an expert (ii) that only those who
have an experience of migrating to East Africa can have an opinion on
that attitudes that some still
I support Fr. Bismark's decision to contest the March elections and request
Goans irrespective of caste/creed/religion to support him in this what
might possibly be one of the last few opportunities to save Goa/Goans. We
are witnessing the propping up of other good people/fronts to fight the
same
Looks like a question of who pushes in their favourites and nominees
into being teachers in which schools. And Tony de Sa (if I recall
rightly) has pointed out that they were not *trained* teachers.
Should the government do it, or should the school management? Do we
assume that the government is
Photo Blog by Rajan Parrikar has posted a new item, 'Hallgrímskirkja'
Hallgrímskirkja was built in 1937 and is a Reykjavík landmark. Architect
Guðjón Samúelsson patterned its façade after the basaltic lava columns that
are common in Iceland.
The first two photographs were taken close to
Dear G o e n k a r s,
One more time Goa will be going to election
and Goans will face the same old promises, goodies and lot mor.
As per the last eklection analysies the the migrant trend was a;msot 42
% and I am sure now it will eother be par with Goans or
Hi Frederick,
Couldn't agree with you more !!
It is our hope that we will really and truly appreciate one
another's contribution, especially when it is given so selflessly.
We are happy to note that your contribution is, by far, tremendous.
You seem to have
Hey FN,
Thanks for digging out the Himal article. Did you notice the one guy in
Indonesia who thought it was a good article :-) I wonder if he is Indonesia or
Goan. It sounds like the makings of another book, The Last Goan in Indonesia.
Best,
Selma
Dear goanet reader,
Frederick wrote: I'd rather celebrate the achievements of the handful of Goans
who worshipped at the altar of social
justice, and took the huge risk kof supported the underdog... and the Black
African cause... when the wind was blowing in
the other direction.
Rose's
Goans (and others) visiting Bombay and wishing to have independent short term
accommodation (from days to weeks) can check out the YMCA at Bombay Central.
Situated in the lower central core of the city, steps from Nair Hospital, it is
located in an area that was once home to senior railway
Hi Mervyn,
Thought I'd share my two bits. This will be a bit long, but offer a few
trajectories. Besides the thoughts go beyond this post, but lets maintain
the thread.
These discussions go through phases of articulation -- rhetoric, layered in
their connotation and denotation. Marlon was
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Jan 14, 2012 - 9:35 AM
DeCosta behind music greats
Behind the stars. Jesse Decosta in his Mississauga home with one of his
treasures, a platinum record set from the Jackson family. The
Admin Noroha wrote thus:
Tony, I was just ribbing you! And from your response, it does seem to have
worked :-) And we have even meanwhile got a post out of Reena; well worth
it indeed. FN
PS: Please photograph the mystery arrows.
Rico,
What a strange and mysterious coincidence! I too was ribbing
1950
What about it?
-That was the year in which the Constitution of India come into force
And hence we have a National holiday i.e. 26thJanuary - ‘Republic Day’
Ok Ok, we knew ‘Republic day’ date and holiday, thanks for reminding the year
1950
Is that all?
-No, I have not finished yet,
On 14 January 2012 03:55, Rajan P. Parrikar parri...@yahoo.com wrote:
For a far more humble - but much better food-wise - experience,
go to Anandashram instead. Or to the little shack run by a gaudo
behind Phulancho Khuriss in Bambolim.
Question: how is his caste relevant to the quality of
Any African based Goans knows Leo Noronha former headmaster in Nairobi? Please
continue writing the stories of you successful lives in Africa. Unfortunately
the puppets in the current colonial rule in Goa shows no value to any overseas
Goan.
BC
Frederick FN Noronha wrote:
This is a neat attempt at curbing the discussions by suggesting
(i) that everyone is trying to be an expert (ii) that only those who
have an experience of migrating to East Africa can have an opinion on
that attitudes that some still display about the role of our
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