N.T. Panorama, 4-7-10, carried a good piece on this. Ever since reading the
brilliant Amitav Ghosh Novel The Glass Palace I am fascinated by that bit of
History. Wondering if there should not be a 'pilgrimage tour' from Goa, so that
people here can learn more about it. Anyone wanting to get
Went to see this English Translation of a Teatro, at Kala Main Auditorium this
Aug 17th evening; and pleased to see that Mr. Thomazino Cardozo was favored
with a Full House. Nice work on the part of all, and especially Lead Ladies and
Set Design.
With my two dozen Konkani words and phrases
Ah, Good. I hear it so often in Goan's English usage.* Dev Borem Korum*.
On 8/17/10, Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
Kitem zalem? FN
Frederick Noronha
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On 17 August 2010 22:09, Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in wrote:
Went to see
Just back from the Pro Musica Memorial for late Eric Menezes, compered by his
genial brother Les. It was an especially pleasant event, with performances by
young student musicians.
As at Cana, they saved the best until the last. A young lady violinist by name
Maria Sancha Pereira did Pablo de
The Fr. Rudolph Heredia lecture, at XCHR yesterday, was interesting, esp for
the question period. To some degree he was let down by PowerPoint, which I
am now finding can mess up things to the point that I am beginning not to
like PP at all.
I asked Fr. Heredia what he thought of Fr.
Loose 5kg, 10kg, 25kg in 30 days---Really! I do wonder if it is acceptable
newspaper ethic to run this kind of thing, taking up a quarter-page (color)
of our morning paper. There may be a small-box 'disclaimer' buried somewhere
else in the paper, but is that good enough?
At age 21, in a
Sunday Express for July 17th, on page 7, there is a nicely prominent header
datelined 'Kolkata':
Sam Pitroda, the technocrat and current advisor to the Prime Minister, was
on Saturday appointed 'advisor' to the 'Resurgent Bengal' initiative
formulated by the West Bengal Government.
Things
'Gitanjali Listening Post'
Gitanjali Gallery introduces 'THE LISTENING POST'. Basic rationale: With the
advance of MP3 technology and 'portable devices', many audio CDs remain idle
on domicile shelves most of the time. This experiment invites the public to
enjoy a wide (cosmopolitan) range of
Our Congratulations to Ms. Sousa-Kammermeier!
On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Goanet A-C-E! goa...@goanet.org wrote:
Yolanda Sousa Kammermeier who attended The International Artist camp
organized by The Artist Colony of Hajduboszormenv, Hungary on invitation,
was honoured with an award for
IRISH IS DOWN! And perhaps a good thing too! I think it just 'keeled over' a
couple of weeks back, like the cute little low-batt Smurf in the TV Ad. The
media was awash about Ireland's 'Taoiseach' Enid Kennedy 'giving lip' to the
Vatican about an attempt by the Holy See to frustrate an inquiry
Vivek Menezes started a site with this ID, but pressure of other activities
kept him from continuing with it. My slim grasp of Konkani/Hindi put me at a
loss for grasping the significance, but dear late wife was quick to
exclaim---Ah! Red Earth, just like your Canadian home district. Receiving
Gluttony Sloth usually, but Envy this time. Sometimes I get more out of
the ads than the programs. I'm green with envy about this Samsung Galaxy II
ad, where the fussing white hen is shown the digital image of three eggs,
and instantly settles down. If there's an Oscar for Adverts this would
Dear late lamented wife was in Calcutta when Ms. Jacqueline K visited, and
she attended one of the many 'parties'. I asked her what she thought of Mrs.
K.
She had terrible legs.
The one she would have liked to get to know was John Kenneth
Galbraith---also at the party. I think she would have
Notion of 'a walkway with no cars' is something to be kept firmly in mind.
Franky Gracious explains that it 'hasn't and won't be easy', but let me
recall my experience of being in Ottawa Canada (c. 1963) when there was set
up 'on trial basis' what may still be there as THE SPARKS STREET MALL.
Some subscribers to GoaNet might be able to help on this. My wife Germana
now confined to her chair asks me to sort through old papers which includes
personal correspondence dating back to the mid '50s. An intriguiging letter
is there from one Rudolph De Mello, who I think hailed from the
I feel that Professor Teotonio's work combines thoroughness with
readability, for a general public not inclined to patience with academic
methodology. It's possible that some may fault him for 'naming names', but I
hope that all of us can try to appreciate the complex variety of personal
'Germana',
Mumbai/Canada/Betim-Goa
Wife of Daniel Driscoll;
Departed peacefully, at Mandovi Clinic (Porvorim)
on 18-3-2011 at 10:00 P.M.
Cremated at Ste Inez, on 19-3-2011.
Grateful Appreciation to Fr. Delio Mendonca, S.J., and Staff of Mandovi
Clinic.
No Condolence Visits; Just
such a interesting son-in-law
(apart from the other achievements in her life, which I don't know of
first-hand). FN
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On 19 March 2011 10:33, Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in wrote:
'Germana',
Mumbai/Canada/Betim-Goa
Wife of Daniel
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On 19 March 2011 20:02, DAN DRISCOLL driscoll@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you, Fred, for your kind words about Germana. We had beautiful
cremation service for her today; Fr. Delio said the prayers, and she was
carried on bamboo litter with banana leaf cushioning constructed by
neighbors
---'at
the deep heart's core'.
A few days from now her sister will be here from Mumbai, and we will immerse
the urn and its precious contents in the waters of the River Mandovi---which
empties into the Arabian Sea---and finally merges with the Indian Ocean.
Dan Driscoll.
of the
work
you are doing in Goa and my heart goes out to you in your bereavement. I
have
said a prayer for Germana. May she rest in Paradise.
Warm regards,
Victor Rangel-Ribeiro
From: Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in
To: Goanet Post goa
I was ten years old when I heard the radio broadcast, in our family kitchen
in Maritime (Eastern) Canada. The film is a knockout, thought in those days
we knew little about that; the abdication speech got a lot more attention.
I have an attendant memory trace that might be of interest,
Not bad. I have a 'clerical version' of that story. A closely observant
Parish Priest had the feeling that his curate was cutting corners in recital
of 'The Divine Office', considered a serious offence, and binding under
'pain of mortal sin'. Upon leaving for vacation he told the curate to do a
As some may know, I have just experienced the demise, and obsequies held,
for my wife. We lived a long and eventful life together, so I'm not about to
grieve in any negative fashion. One aspect of it all however prompts me to
make a suggestion that might be open to discussion in our GoaNet
Canadian Medicare. The few Canadians who are settled in Goa need make no
apologies on that score.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 5:17 AM, J. Colaco jc cola...@gmail.com wrote:
Dan Driscoll wrote
1: For ten years or more we have had the same Doctor...
2: However, on a Sunday morning, two weeks back
Just wondering if given the emerging attitudes of personal laissez-faire and
tolerance, it really makes any difference what the Mahatma's sexual
preferences were.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 12:52 AM, George Pinto georgejpi...@yahoo.comwrote:
Subject: Was Mahatma Gandhi bisexual?
The short answer
. . .presented by Santa Cecilia Choir of the Patriarchal Seminary of Rachol
on Monday, 11th April 20ll at the Basilica of Bom Jesus, Old Goa; featuring
a Vivaldi Gloria and beautiful Konkani and locally composed works by a hugh
pholyphonic choral ensemble and orchestra of strings and winds, was
Yesterday evening I went down to Calangute for Herr Rudolph's piano recital,
which as those who may know him is played on his own 'baby grand' in a domed
gallery space that seems purpose-built for music acoustics. It was an
impressive performance, by one who is obviously an accomplished
Yes; the chashew apple should resonate with what I used to enjoy very much,
from Canadian Liquor Commission---'Plum Brandy', known in the Slavic regions
of Europe as 'Slivovitch'; maybe spelled with a 'z'.
I should think that the same kind of vingtage should derive from Jackfruit.
A lot of good
Many will be aware that this fairly recent facility is housed in Mater Dei
Convent, Old Goa. Today's Herald (Upcoming Events Column) has the
interesting invitation to 'celebrate Collectors Day', on Sunday 15 th Inst.
One can 'register' by emailing museumofchristianart (AT) gmail.com.
I'm not
Sorry, my mistake. It is SANTA MONICA CONVENT, in Old Goa.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in
To: Goanet Post goa...@goanet.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 10:23 PM
Subject: Goa Museum of Christian Art . . .
Many will be aware that this fairly recent facility
I have for long given credit for my continued existence, as one of the 'Xian
Faithful', to the Jesuit philosopher/scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,
whom I discovered in 1962, about five years after his works began to be
published.
When a friend now lends me his copy of Dawkins' THE GOD
Would'nt take it too seriously, myself. Really just 'a manner of speaking',
and the young man should be able to speak off the cuff once in a while, even
in public. As for the Italian reference---picky, picky.
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:51 AM, Aires Rodrigues
airesrodrigu...@gmail.comwrote:
Rahul
Excerpted from letter to my bro-in-law; great fan of Jean Auel 'Cave Bear
Series'. I'm too old and creaky now to be a writer; I can just speculate
about the possibilities:
Patrick:
The papers are full of 'Neanderthal' these days, and it seems related to the
release of Jean Auel's new book.
YOU NOTICED! Many thanks.
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 5:36 AM, Mervyn Lobo mervynal...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Dan Driscoll wrote:
Speaking of bad 'tings, such goofy stuff is happening! This morning's
news has it that Chief of IMF (International Monetary Fund) has been
arrested at JFK Airport
Hartman @ Gitanjali
I promised Ms. Pereira, on the night of the Performance at Gitanjali Gallery
(Panjim) last week, that I would let her have something by way of Feedback;
since I sometimes do a page for Goa Net Reader, I'll try to 'kill two birds
with one stone'---not a very pretty
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NEW BOOK: 'PATRIOTISM IN ACTION: Goans in Indias Defence Services'
With Foreword
Of course there are CB's everywhere, but Messers Keith Aloysious do well
to point out that this Region may have had double or triple dose of the CB
viruses, mainly (if not wholly) the consequence of European colonial
influence formed by a combination of 'absolutist' assumptions (Portuguese
- Original Message -
From: Dan Driscoll
To: d...@goa-tourism.com
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 10:12 PM
Subject: Churna Paste. . .
Looking for a GTDC 'Feedback' Button, but perhaps you can do the needful.
With some visiting friends from Canada I took the Backwater (Savoi Village
Many Thanks.
On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 7:23 AM, joe...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Dan,
Sorry to hear about your painful experience with the 'paan supari'. Perhaps
any elderly villager in Saloi will have a suggestion for pain relief.
Regards.
Joel.
Ha! I used to have a peg or two of Feni on regular basis, but then the
metabolism wasn't handling it---so switched to Scotch twelve year old! Now
I'm off that too. We keep following your work in local media. Thanks.
On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Bernado Colaco ole_...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
soon.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Areca_nut#Effects_on_health
Frederick Noronha :: +91-9822122436 :: +91-832-2409490
On 28 January 2011 21:57, Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in wrote:
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To: d...@goa-tourism.com
Sent: Thursday, January 27
I had to make my own escape from Same. I went with friends, intending to
take on some of that great food---but the all pervasive intensity of high
volume sound made any attempt at conversation (or deliberation about what we
might most enjoy by way of food) simply impossible. We had a glass of
Ah, maybe. Sometimes I hit the wrong button. Thanks for being patient.
On Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Bernado Colaco ole_...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
I think you may confused me with Ms. Bemvinda Colaco of Target Goa.
Bernado Colaco
I'm off that too. We keep following your work in local media.
This appeared in NT Panorama for Jan 30th, in respect to two persons both of
whom I came to know in my long sojourn in Goa. Mr. Alvaro Pereira sold me
much of my household provisions, until my food requirements began to wane
with increasing age. My wife used to insist that he was 'a Hero', but
Have often wondered why there is not more involvement of the food-processing
industry with jackfruit. It would seem to me that there should be a very
wide range of products to be derived from the jackfruit. We had a saying
'back home' that the pork processing people 'used everything but the
Story (by 'Herald Correspondent') on page four of today's Feb 12 Issue, well
written and presented, tells of hiring four buses for residents of
Anjuna-Caisua and members of 'Anjuna Rakhon Manch' to view 'O Maria' at
Inox.
Now that IS A GREAT IDEA. Big value for the local 'advert buck';
Absolutely in agreement, having to listen to the racket from Swastik on the
Betim side every evening for a half hour before it mercifully 'pushs off'.
But there is particular point he makes that I would call attention to : I
paste, verbatim ---
Why is amplified music allowed on the boats at
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On 15 February 2011 11:22, Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in wrote:
Absolutely in agreement, having to listen to the racket from Swastik on
the
Betim side every evening for a half hour before it mercifully 'pushs
off'.
But there is particular point he makes that I would call
.
From: Dan Driscoll
Just back from the Pro Musica Memorial for late Eric Menezes, compered by
his
genial brother Les. It was an especially pleasant event, wit
I will not pretend to expertise in the field, but would suggest that if a
good
Scholarship Fund
I have a feeling that all of us, Catholic fellows and girls 'of a certain
age', have gone through a Fatima (Miracle of the Sun) phase of great
enthusiasm; and I suppose *Medjugoria* is somewhat in the same vein, as
could be *Batim* in Goa as of the past five years or so. I will not
apologize for
I tried a Post couple of days ago, about this Interesting stuff, so if there is
repetition please forgive me.
I recall my own 'Fatima-Miracle of the Sun phase', after having read the
'pamphlet'.
Now, half-century later, I still 'believe' in what was seen and heard by those
kids (Lourdes
Drove down from Panjim, to the New 'Ravindra Bhavan' for this book-launch. It
looks as if it will be an extremely interesting read, and the talk by former
MLA Rahulrau (sp?) Gracious was super good. The point he makes about 'Colonial
history' seems to me very valid; The Region's unique
Point well taken abt design; the Mario Mirando wall is nice, and Nataraj I
find okay. Wondering about the washroom facilities, for that big hall. Did
not see them. Wall paint peeling and plaster cracking already. The place had
a terribly 'empty' feel to it. Hopefully things will pick up when the
Took some guests there on Tuesday, Sept 11th. What a fine job those young
people (Victor Hugo Gomes Aldina) have done. Guided tour and absolutely
splendiferous luncheon, with charge of 500 each only. Tried to make up in
Donation Box. The lunch itself would have been twice that in most of the
Right on. Thank you.
On 9/10/10, eric pinto ericpin...@yahoo.com wrote:
I second Dan. Victor deserves all the promotion we can muster. eric.
From: Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in.
Took some guests there on Tuesday, Sept 11th. What a fine job those
Many Thanks! Happy Ganesh.
On 9/11/10, John Gomes johnericgo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hey Dan,
September 11th is tomorrow saturday, an unforgetable day in world
history,Ganesh too this year.
Know what you mean. Cheers
Date: Thu, 09 Sep 2010 23:07:59 +0530
From: Dan Driscoll
Took
I have received a copy of 'Burial and Committal Service', for a First Cousin
of mine who passed away in Toronto a few months ago. He had stipulated in
his Will that mortal remains could be used for medical and scientific
purpose.
Toronto U. Medical School did a beautiful committal service for
Ah-Ha. . .had not thought of that; but very much a point there.
On 9/13/10, Gabe Menezes gabe.mene...@gmail.com wrote:
On 13 September 2010 07:33, Dan Driscoll law...@dataone.in wrote:
But do not Med Students at the great GMC (Asia's First Medical College)
have dissection of human
Someone handed me a copy the other day, and a couple of names in the inner
flyleaf rang bells---Fred Noronha's GOA 1556, and Fr. Delio Mendonca @ XCHR.
I was about to consign Goa Masala to the lower shelf (since at the moment
Ms. Selma Carvalho's DIASPORA book is getting a lot of attention)
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Sponsor Noel as
Am asked to participate in an interesting literary exercise, to happen
tomorrow (Sunday Oct 3rd @ Kala Academy beginning at 4 PM. A young lady
doctoral candidate (English Lit, Delhi U.) beomes involved in 'literary
workshops', and asks me to be the lectern reader of selected excerpts.
work go well---Dan Driscoll.
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 8:07 PM, V M vmin...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Friends,
Please check out the newest community media venture from Goanet.
tambdimati: the Goa review is an online review of art, culture, news and
opinion relating to the smallest state
Will there be a chance to see English translations of these? Two English
versions of Tamil proverbs: He who has killed a hundred men, is fit to be a
Doctor; The tall palm tree gives no shade.
2010/10/15 Ivo icso...@bsnl.in
Konkani Proverbs (3)
Apunn tsor zalyar, bayletso bhavuy tsor
Hanv
Thanks to Ms. Selma for those kind words. Reading her book cover to cover as
well, aloud to my wife Germana.
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 5:12 AM, Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com wrote:
I am so humbled by Dan Driscoll's kind words. I hope Dan Driscoll's stay in
Goa
is a long one and he has many
I find in Ms. Carvalho's fine book short passages that can serve as an aid
(upgrade) to our traditional morning prayer and/or meditation. On page 148,
after her account of that accomplished contemporary Goan Victor Rangel
Ribeiro (seen recently weilding the baton for a local String Orchestra
Great. Will surely try to be part of it. My *'bullets'* are meant for
discursive deliberative process; moving ahead with the idea is best option
for now.
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 12:15 AM, Frederick Noronha f...@goa-india.orgwrote:
The Third Thursday GOA BOOK CLUB : AN INTRODUCTION
I attended this and was disappointed at the vast array of empty seats. The
Compere made good points about importance, yea necessity, of continuing with
the work---but I would as a teacher (of the old school) venture to add another
comment: It is becoming obvious that as a public entertainment
Having done quite a bit of editing work for writing on Goan historical
topics I would venture an opinion on this. Without getting into any of the
basic pros and cons, concerning rationale for how and why things were done,
I would say that the relationship between implementation of the
Might I venture an opinion, after some fairly extensive reading occasioned by
an editing job I was asked to do involving historical writing:
The link between Xavier's encouragement of inquisitorial policy in India and
the time of his departure and eventual demise may be quite unaffected by the
and / or Ignatius have any influence of what went on in
England? Thanks in anticipation and I look forward to the valuable
information which you are going to provide us.
Regards, GL
--- DAN DRISCOLL
I would say that the relationship between implementation of the
inquisitiorial
; but we were not been born
LAST NIGHT. I hope we can see responses to questions to you in several
posts. Those responses should be easy for you with extensive reading
occasioned by an editing job I was asked to do involving historical
writing.
Regards, GL
--- Dan Driscoll
Might I
responses to questions to you in several
posts. Those responses should be easy for you with extensive reading
occasioned by an editing job I was asked to do involving historical
writing.
Regards, GL
--- Dan Driscoll
Might I venture an opinion, after some fairly extensive reading
on you and others, perhaps you can have the
consolation that this is the British training that I received studying
London. I am not blaming the British system; but rather I am praising them
and trying to pass it on.
Regards, GL
DAN DRISCOLL
I'm not able to come up
In respect to the Man beyond the Bridge dialogue, I have my problems with the
title too, but not being a Konkani, Konkanni or Konkni speaker I beg leave to
render it (however inadequately or inappropriately) in translation. I find all
the comments tolerable enough, and interesting---except
, the call for a boycott.
And I think authors and film producers will pay more attention to their '
given titles' in the near future.
Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896
www.goasu-raj.org
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I would hope that the feisty editor investigative reporter Sujay Gupta
after dealing with the mining mafia might shift focus onto some of the
front-page advertising that regular readers of Herald have been putting up
with for quite some time.
'Fat Burner' full-color ads, taking up an eighth
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Yes, it is an unhappy turn for him. Even as an outsider resident in India I
have taken a keen interest in the Anna movement. I'm also much in favor of
effective social control of alcohol consumption. But I'm afraid that Annaji
disappoints now. Even if that is only a single string in his bow, it
Mr. Pinto has given a better journalistic account than might be found in any
of the newspapers. Truly, the story must be disturbing for many of us, and
there are so many unanswered questions. But, I feel that we will be seeing
more of the same, as people begin to become accountable for their
I think now I recall the name---Arthur Koestler, and it would have been
somewhere in the 70 s, I think.
I can see that you must have quite a story yourself. Did you ever happen to
run into a couple by name Lannoy---Richard and Violet (Dias). They spent a
good portion of the seventies in Paris,
:
Dear Dan,
Violet was Bemvinda`s sister, not her cousin, and either my classmate
or a year behind at St. Xavier`s College in Bombay in the 1940s.
Regards,
Victor.
From: DAN DRISCOLL driscoll@gmail.com
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent
Dear people:
With a Christmas Wish, may I send a little update concerning what I have
been up to here in India---particularly as of the past few weeks. As some
will have heard by now, with dear Germana gone to her eternal rest I am
faced with a somewhat difficult decision: whether to remain
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Dear people:
With a Christmas Wish, may I send a little update concerning what I have
been up to here in India---particularly
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Annual Goanetters Meet
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Tourist Hostel,
was having Tony Correia-Afonso, one of our very
earliest members (he's been there before me) at the meet. We will miss
the kind, generous and knowledgeable Dan Driscoll if he keeps to his
threat of quitting Goa this year! We did miss some of those who
already left Goa (including Victor Carneiro of the US
That crazy-mad and delightfully dirty old man Kushwant Singh had a good
parting shot in his Indian Express Column last Sunday: It is not original
with KS; sent in by 'a contributor', but it was a first for me, and my
perverse sense of humor set me to smiling broadly; then, when I told it to
GAWD. TALK ABOUT SWEEPIN' STUFF UNDER THE RUG!
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Support Goa's first Tiger Reserve
Sign the petition at:
Ms. Margaret's note for Wendell is apt. An American version derives from a
scrawled sign in a bar room of the 'wild and wooley west'---PLEASE DON'T
SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER; HE'S ONLY DOIN' HIS BEST'.
Someone gave me a great little Goan Calendar (credit: 'Amazing Goa
Publications', with another
My good neighbor John Eric has a cold that 'just won't go away'.
Coincidentally, I have one too; I guess it's just 'something going around'.
But lately I've been giving some metaphysical-genre thinking about this
matter---of 'PERSISTENT COLDS'. While taking 'an expectorant' (Homeopathic
syrup
Thanks; I have 'jungle honey' on the shelf; will do it!
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 9:30 PM, Bernice Pereira
bernicepere...@yahoo.comwrote:
.
I suffered from persistent colds for years with - as you describe - that
yucky mucus(y) feeling in the throat and constant well-meaning
. . .for very interesting note, about cold remedy and much more. I had
known that Quebec Province grows very good export quality ginseng, and
had wondered if there is export to China. Did not know ab't the 'wild';
thought it was all cultivated.
My favorite Tamil Proverb: He who has killed a
Had the pleasure of dining out the other day, with fellow GoaNetter Dr. Eric
Pinto, @ the much talked-about heritage food venue in Miramar. With thanks
to Dr. Eric for very pleasant exchange of views, I'll add another word of
commendation. A few weeks back there was GoaNet discussion about
Will not get into excessive detail on this, but the whole show @ Gitanjali
Gallery is of great interest, both for its variety and quality.
The bronze sculptures by Tom and Jeanette Fernandes strike me as on
benchmark level with Rodin --- kidding you not. The prices will strike us on
first
we will no doubt be in touch again.
On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:48 PM, John Gomes johnericgo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dan Driscoll held a Literary Hour at XCHR, in tribute to departed wife
Germana in the presence of her Christian Ashram mentors and senior
residents of Anjali Ashram where Dan's Guru
This is really just a test mail, to see if I can post from my g eid, now
that my 'datone.in broadband' is no more. Having marked the 1st Anniversary
of dear wife Germana's passing, in Goa, I am now repatriated to Canadian
home district of Atlantic Canada. Great changes are noted, after
twenty-five
Thank you, Mr. Santosh, for this; it confirms what I had surmised over past
year or so, from reading those interminable CSF rants, some of them
appearing unsolicited, sent directly to my in-box.
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 7:58 PM, Santosh Helekar chimbel...@yahoo.comwrote:
I would like to correct
Well stated. I had much the same experience, over several years living in
Betim. Very honest and obliging people serving local transport need with 2
wheelers, 3 wheelers 4 ditto.
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Ana Maria de souza-Goswami
anamari...@dataone.in wrote:
This is regarding cabbie
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