. And Vasant, if interested, please see GoaNet
archives where I have, over six years at least, written extensively and
critically on several dimensions of caste among the Catholic Goans. I have also
done so elsewhere and continue to do so.
Cornel DaCosta
From
Hi Santosh
Obama has always claimed that he is a Christian. Do you have evidence that
undermines his claim? Just curious that's all!
Cornel
From: Santosh Helekar chimbel...@yahoo.com
To: estb. 1994!Goa's premiere mailing list goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent:
For once, I will break my own rule not to contribute to Goanet. Wren and Martin
is an excellent source book on grammar. For my sins, I have often
taught grammar privately to English kids who since the 1960s get no grammar at
school whatsoever. Middle class parents and academics despair over the
* G * O * A * N * E * T C * L * A * S * S * I * F * I * E * D * S *
ANKA SERVICES
For all your Goa-based media
Hi Gabe
As I did not send the review of the Tailor's Daughter to Goanet intentionally,
I wonder, with tongue and cheek, if it was inappropriate for Goanet
moderators to 'appropriate' it for Goanet?
Secondly, I have been unable to obtain your explanation as to how Eliza ought
to have confronted
Hi Gilbert
Thank you for indicating that brief reasons for post rejections by Goanet
moderators would be helpful when they are deemed inappropriate. That is
indeed all critics of Goanet moderation have been asking for since Jan/Feb
2008. I am glad you have noted this point and responded to it
Eddie Fernandes, to systematically streamline the masses of information
from Goanet is definitely worthy of serious consideration.
Cornel DaCosta
--- On Thu, 2/10/08, Victor Rangel-Ribeiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for this excellent post, Selma. I have
made many friends through
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... I fell off the chair reading the post
of Augusto Pinto (I believe Professor of English in
Goa) replying to Cornel DaCosta...
Cornel's perennial problem was displayed in his latest
post, which follows his past patterns. Likely, Cornel is
not likely to change his writing style
Hi Hartman
Six of my posts to Goanet and one to a private group including Frederick and
Bosco, since Jan/Feb 2008, received nil responses with regard to my concern
about the failure of moderation and excessive rejection of posts without
explanation. Nor did the six make it on Goanet for serious
Hi Sandeep
I don't believe that Cecil and Frederick are having a good laugh at our and
particularly Selma's expense. I have met both of them (FN and CP)and they
definitely are intelligent and serious enough to understand what is going on
currently at Goanet. I only hope they will not sink it
Hi Santosh
In my experience, I will agree with you that Viviana is quite happy to provide
her name and reason for a post rejection. On this count I have the highest
regard for her approach re Goanet and have nil disagreement with her. However,
I think I'd find it easier to extract a tooth with
Hi Eddie
Your suggestions for Goanet to adjust to the diversity of interests is quite
interesting and original.
However, with regard to your reply below, I definitely have no change in mind
for Goanet. I am happy with it except for one simple point. Goanet protocols
allow for a reason to be
Hi Remy
Whilst deleting endless posts, I cam across yours and wondered if you have
made any decisions on your residential future.
Regards
Cornel
--- On Thu, 4/9/08, Remy de Almeida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Remy de Almeida [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet] Advice on immigrating back
is not meant to be personal but it is the only way I
can focus on the serious systemic shortcomings of Goanet.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
Hi Selma
One other place the early East African Goans
initially settled in was in East Ham, London. Indeed,
there were enough there for organised dances at which
I actually played at least twice, including a wedding,
but had clean forgotten about this. And incidentally,
Cliff Pereira, the Goan
Hi Avelino and Armstrong
Thanks for your intelligent and insightful material on
the considerable value of migrant labour in Goa.
The same is absolutely true in the UK where UK Ltd
would come to a standstill overnight without immigrant
labour.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
D'Souza, Avelino [EMAIL
Hi Edward
Methinks you are mistaken. Unless you are better
informed than I, the Goans from East Africa did not go
to Slough and only a few did go to the Hounslow area
when they first arrived.
The main concentrations were in the Tooting Bec and
Manor House areas that are of course locatable on
minimal. And
is it really as bad as I read in the Goanet posts?
Please would someone reliable that I know, like Cecil,
Miguel or Frederick provide confirmation on this last
point?
Cornel DaCosta
PS How on earth does medical tourism operate in Goa
when there is seemingly so little for the local people
Hi Antonio
When in teacher training college a long time ago in
Mombasa, Kenya, the 75 racial, community and gender
mixed group were invariably called upon to put on a
performance of different traditional dance, music etc.
Sadly, we Goan students only seemed to know the tune
and words of just one
Hi Edward
Can I suggest significantly instead of entirely?
But surely, Mario meant exactly what he intended in
his precise and impeccable English and not what you
think he should have said Edward! However, I am not
sure we got much of an answer to the above subject
line.
And now, re a previous
Hi Bernado
It may not have registered with you what was recently
stated on Goanet. First, the Goan/Indian doctor in the
Carribean is the coolie doctor as per the local
people. Second, for argument sake, you compare a
highly trained/qualified doctor with a coolie and this
is nonsensical. Third to
, despite the many
difficulties currently faced, this could soon make up
for the massive seriously long-term economic,
educational and infrastructural deficit left behind in
Goa by the Portuguese.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Gabriel de Figueiredo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Electricity. Water
Selma
Just a short response. Swindon is the fastest growing
economic town/city in the whole of the EU. This is
where the jobs are---hence the immigrants. Most
immigrants anywhere want to make it economically and
educationally however tough the initial conditions.
The Goans are no exception.
Many
Hi Bernado
A response to my post may not merit a scribble
according to you. Further, you then request a
definition of Indian ethnicity.
However, I took you on re your contention that there
was a connection between Goan Portuguese passport
holders and a-level results. I prefer to stay with
this
and
others can judge the relative merits in this little
discussion for themselves.
Regards as always
Cornel DaCosta
--- Bernado Colaco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With a ghanti passport our Goan friends would still
be at Heathrow airport trying to get an entry into
the UK. Therefore
Hi Bernardo
Just curious! How does Portuguese citizenship have
anything to do with A level results? I have been an
A-level examiner for years and nationality simply does
not feature in them. But you may know something I
don't and it would be enlightening if you illuminated
this matter please!
and could not be revived, with any
effect, even if we tried hard to do so!
Just some very quick thoughts.
Cornel DaCosta
--- Mario Goveia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The crab mentality is like obscenity. It's hard to
define precisely to an absolute legal standard
because standards
and the
networking provision.
As to who organises such a Convention is really not my
business at all assuming a modicum of support for it
is generated to make it a success.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Victor Rangel-Ribeiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, no law governs who
Hi Gabe
Good questions from you that are now at least
partially addressed by Victor.
I can assure you that were you to organise such a
Convention to a really exotic place like Timbuctoo,
many people, including me, could not resist the urge
to attend. So, is this Timbuctoo Convention a firm
offer
that I would not miss for anything in the world!
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Cornel and Gabe,
I'm relieved that it was not me who was the
disseminater of this information. I did happen to
make a premature post on Goanet, which I thought
might have
Hi Selma
I have jumped many posts to reply to yours on the Mau
Mau.
Mau Mau was definitely an indigenous war against
colonial rule as well as against white settler
hegemony in Kenya. The colonial Government at the time
was in hock with the settlers although the British
Government had made it
and rental
returns will determine what Goa now gets.
Cornel DaCosta
--- Eddie Fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The traditional Goan houses are selling at premium
prices in Goa. Why do the builders not construct
replicas of them instead of the mega developments
of concrete blocks?
Hi Francis
I am dying to discover which English visitor (I am
sure you can guess who) derisively referred to the
moderator-foderator in sarcastic tones. Pray
Francis, who, when and where? Dear Francis, surely,
this is perhaps forgivably made up to enhance your
quite interesting subject line of
Selma
I was not working on a rumour! In Toronto, I was
approached by Rene Barreto who informed me that he
would be taking responsibility for the 2009 Convention
in London. This info surprised me totally but he asked
for and received my assurance on the spur of the
moment that, I would support him
Hi Bosco
Now that the dust is settling over the Goan
Convention held in Toronto, I'd like this opportunity
to make some observations please:
1. I was simply unaware that there was so much tension
and animosity re local politics, over the Convention
that, for my money, was definitely a great
North America in this instance.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Dirven Alexis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I only managed to get up to Toronto from Kansas
late Fri nite, to see the tiatro and magnificent
Ball.
Does anybody have any info on the Convention's Music
Seminar? There were all sorts
Hi Eugene
It was nice meeting you for the first time at the
Goan Convention, Toronto and I hope you will remember
to kindly let me have Professor Frank de Souza's book
on the Goan character, written in Bombay, that I
requested as well as its price and cost when posted to
me.
I have read your two
Hi Bernardo
I read your post on why the [Catholic] Goans leave Goa
today. But surely, the trend began in Portuguese times
and this has perhaps become a cultural norm (like
shedding Konkani too!) apart from the continuing lack
of jobs for many.
There are at least two other factors. Firstly,
to grind on this issue but
do hope that, others in the know, about Goa
University, will also help address my genuine queries
in this post.
Kind regards
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Frederick [FN] Noronha * फ à¥à¤°à¥à¤¡à¤°à¤¿
ठनà¥à¤° à¥à¤¨à¥à¤¯à¤¾
[EMAIL PROTECTED
provided much more detail than I have done rather
hurriedly above.
Cornel DaCosta, London UK.
--- Bonefacio Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dear All,
Was the above convention a real success , since we
do not hear anything more on it.
Bonefacio
, with a potential black President, has much to
emulate and help the UK progress much faster than it
has done, on the 'race' score.
Cornel DaCosta,
London, UK.
--- JOHN MONTEIRO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ed / Selma
The general population of the United Kingdom is
far from racialist
.
Google is likely to have some such data but personal
observations and reflections from those in Goa and
close to the institution would particularly interest
me.
Kind regards
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Dr. U. G. Barad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Goa University SOLD OUT by handful people
Hi Tony
I had meant to mention with reference to one of your
recent posts about musicians in East Africa,
including the origins of Maliaka in Mombasa etc that,
the night club you mentioned The Sal Davis Nite Spot
in Nairobi, was owned and run by someone who attended
my school (The Goan High
would interest many if it appeared on Goanet and our
thanks to Joegoauk too for keeping us informed on this
theme.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- ignatius fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The article by joegoauk on hindu surnames is very
interesting
I always wanted to find my hindu surname
Hi Frederick
My awareness of the development of community colleges
in the 'further' and 'higher' education sectors in the
UK would provide strong support for them in the Goa
scene you provided. Most importantly, they can provide
a second chance to those who did not make it in
education previously
Hi Jason
Thank you for an interesting essay generating so many
ideas/thoughts for Goanet readers. All I might have
added is a bit of a summary to the long piece and
your suggestions on what is to be done.
Kind regards
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Jason Keith Fernandes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Cecil
I want to agree strongly with what you say below about
Miguel. Among others I have corresponded with, and
also met in Goa, I regard the contribution of Miguel,
yourself and Frederick to be really outstanding,
especially attitudinally to Goa. I appreciate such
contribuion for those in
Hi Arwin
I may be coming in at the tail end of this discussion
but immigration into the Western countries you
mentioned has not and is not being determined by
ethnicity that I think you are implying.
Multiculturalism or diversity has been the dominant
theme that welcomes diverse ethnicities.
To whom it may concern:
1. Hundreds of collaborative peace movements across
the globe between Palestinians and Israelis see the
issue in a humanistic way. Suggest one minimally looks
at:
www.mideastpeaceforum
to start with. Google can be quite useful in this
respect.
2. I disagree with Paulo
Hi Jose
This may be a bit late from me but I have to agree
with you totally that it is a nonsense when people
have to disclose personal things about themselves in
public when nobody wants to know or care. Your subject
line was particularly pertinent.
Cornel
--- J. Colaco jc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi John
Your long post to Jose presented me a totally
different perspective from my understanding of what
Jose was saying. Yours was truly an eye-opener in a
big way.
You really must feel a lot of pain about your past and
I sympathise with you strongly. This is why I did try
to help (in at least
Hi Samir
Along with others in the past I have objected
strongly to the term 'ghanti' as used on Goanet. As to
what the moderators are doing about it is a good
question. Wouldn't it be nice if you at least got an
acknowledgement from Goanet about this concern?
Regards
Cornel DaCosta
--- Samir
and uninformed.
Regards
Cornel DaCosta
--- Venantius Pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
My humble opinon
is that Dr. DaCosta
should not have use the word, liar.
Hi Selma
I regret I have been away from Goanet posts for a few
days watching a lot of sport and am only just catching
up.
If you insist that your residence is a gated
community without sight of a gate or fence to stop
anyone from entering the premises, that is your
prerogative. You are welcome to
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any
advice, I hope this info will be useful there to
consider the need for firm scrutiny and reduction in
the size of politicians' expense claims. The local
daily papers could help greatly in this respect if
they do not do so already.
Cornel DaCosta
--- Tony de Sa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Gabe
Thanks for your excerpt. I agree with the views
expressed, the gist of which emphasises the need for
non-whites at executive level re the television media.
However, I wonder if the fact that Greater London has
some 10% of the population who are non white leads to
their greater general
to
easily get over. It was no barrier consistent with the
term a gated community!
--- Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- On Mon, 6/23/08, CORNEL DACOSTA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh dearie, dearie me,
I have no idea what this outburst is all about. I'm
sorry you didn't think my residence
Hi Gabe
Thanks for the info about the poor in the USA. This
has been common knowledge this side of the pond
whatever Mario says. I had actually met with the
respected black author and columnist, Gary Younge,
last year to explore Mario's position on the American
poor compared to the middle classes
Hi Selma
First, pray what gated community do you live in? And
paradise? The mind boggles! I was able to drive
right to your door-step without a gate in sight! (JC
please note). There was very wide two-laned open entry
to your block of new flats with welcome signs for
people to view flats for sale
nothing better to do? I only ask
because you have accused others on Goanet of doing
just this!
Cornel DaCosta
PS Bookworms read intensely. Copying has nothing to
do with being a bookworm!
--- edward desilva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PhD people (especially Indians) are book worms (that
is what I
Chris
Please let me know what kind of intelligence presents
private discussion between us on to a public forum
like Goanet? Also, how come you forgot to mention the
obscene label for me by you that aroused my ire and
that Kevin Saldanha most certainly knows about.
I await.
Cornel
--- Chris Vaz
Hello Rui
I am really happy that you have responded to my post
in reply to yours on the Brahmins. I am a democrat
first and foremost and would fight for your right to
discuss the Brahmin issue anywhere provided civilised
language is used of course. It is unfortunate that
Bosco de Mello
share this info
with you.
Sincerely
Cornel DaCosta
--- Osborn Viegas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear JoeGoaUK,
You made an enquiry regarding need for a deposit of
19 lakhs Rupees imposed
by an Australian University on your nephew who
seemingly has been awarded a
scholarship.
I am currently
Hi Antonio
I don't think I understand your question about colour
and caste. However, I have come across those claiming
to be Brahmins from people who are very fair and
virtually white, to those pretty dark. Indeed, some
dark ones I met had discernible African features.
Amazingly, they were
. Is any
sensible person in charge at all? Or, is it time to
have a clean sweep of the tired and weary incompetent
old-timers?
Cornel DaCosta
--- Rajan P. Parrikar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To Goanet -
Apropos of the latest ejaculate of Jason Keith
Fernandes - I, on the other hand, have
Hi Eugene
Because of pressures of time, we can only read some
of the posts that appear on Goanet and other sites. I
therefore am forced to use my delete button rather a
lot. However, there are some names that I will always
read but it would be invidious to name them now.
However, I bet most
middle class in the
America to which he belongs as a national of the
country with a middle class education, outlook,
lifestyle, income and social acceptance among his
middle class peers and aquaintances---among many other
things.
Isn't it time you guys stopped using peasant logic on
Goanet?
Cornel
Hi Gabe
I note what you say. However, in response to Edward
and Rui who clearly celebrate caste, by objective
sociological criteria, Mario would be deemed middle
class. OK, mixed messages have come from him mainly in
non Goanet posts re the comparative prosperity in the
USA and in Britain and to
pedigree is
overwhelmed by the reality of an increasingly
meritocratic society that is also relatively
transparent. The dinosaurs who still believe in
hereditary caste are being undermined all the time
including now through Goanet posts.
Cornel DaCosta
--- rui nuvo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hei
Hi Rajan and Ruby
In this post, I can't figure out exactly what either
of you are saying about gated communities in India.
Please can you clarify?
Thanks
Cornel
--- Rajan P. Parrikar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To Goanet -
This page was sent to you by: rubygoes at
hotmail.com.
HI BOSCO AND
Hi Francis, Ruby and Tony
Thanks for so much nostalgia and info about Malaika.
Fadhili Williams who wrote the song was from my small
home town Mombasa where many people were familiar to
each other. The dance bands then and to this day have
invariably been asked to play this tune all over the
Goanetters,
Does Edward desilva have to display so much utter
ignorance on Goanet about those with hard earned
original PhDs? Surely, Goanet deserves more
credibility than the utterances of ignoramuses.
Santosh Helekar spells out this point very succinctly.
Cornel DaCosta
--- Santosh Helekar
the distinguished service of the deceased
person. All Jose's follow-up questions are just a
digression/distraction from my key question as to
what made Roque Felix Dias' service distinguished in
Jose's own words?
Cornel DaCosta
in
Mombasa. There was total agreement with what I wrote
as fact.
Cornel DaCosta
Dear Shanti
This is simply brilliant and on my favourite topic
too! I hope you will put your ever so original
compilations into a book reasonably soon. I would be
the first to purchase a copy.
Cornel
--- Shanti Dhoot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CASTE MENTALITY
It is not quite judicious, to see
Hi Bosco
Many thanks for the info. It is much appreciated.
Regards
Cornel
--- Bosco D'Mello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As we continue on this thread with more disconnected
comments from the subject line
I have no further explanations to what I first
wrote. Each one reading my comments
the
same, in the recent discussion on the need for toilets
in Goa that, I am sure you will recall.
Cornel DaCosta
--- J. Colaco jc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jc's comment:
I submit that Rajan did NOT state that the MBBS is
a walk in the
park in isolation.
What Rajan stated was that (I am
Hi Shanti
Thanks for keeping up the good work on exposing caste
and casteism among the Goans. However, I am sure that
you will have noted that, I have confined myself
strictly to Catholic Goans on this issue and provided
a rationale for this stance previously.
Our good Goanet friend, Gilbert
Dear Dr Rajan
Of course you were saying that the MBBS by comparison
to the PhD is a walk in the park. I had not
overlooked your point but this is nevertheless where
I disagree with you and my post to Jose makes this
explicit.
Cornel
--- Rajan P. Parrikar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had
Hi Bosco
Just a brief response:
--- Bosco D'Mello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please note, the Church vis-a-vis Caste
issues has nothing to do with the International Goan
Convention in Toronto in July 2008.
CORNEL: Many thanks. What you say above has been
noted. However, at no point in my post
Dr Rajan
I have to disagree with you strongly that the MBBS is
a walk in the park. The PhD is long in depth and
narrow in width generally. The MBBS is incredibly wide
but as one becomes a specialist, one does focus more
narrowly in a given area. Re the PhD, those in the
natural sciences usually
Hi Bernado
By your logic, the Brits gave the Indians the corner
shops. Oh no Bernardo. There was plenty of work but a
lot of Indians opened corner shops as small
entrepreneurs. Today, they own huge supermarkets and
mighty business enterprises the indigenous Brits would
never dream of.
I take it
academics register for a part-time PhD in the
UK with minimal attendance that is now helped by email
of course.
The taught professional degree such as the EdD has now
established itself in the UK but is very different
from the PhD.
Dr Cornel DaCosta
Rajan P. Parrikar writes To Goanet -Dr. Ferdinando
, to the above, from
the Church hierarchy, in time for the International
Goan Convention in Toronto in July 2008?
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- Mervyn Elsie Maciel wrote:
In other,'disgraceful' incidents, I understand some
Goans(happily I was not a victim) were openly
discriminated against because
Hi Shanti
Thanks very much for your most beautiful and
insightful limerick on caste mentality among the
Goans.
You must know that I have confined my criticism of
this issue strictly to Catholic Goans for obvious
reasons--the total incompatibility between Catholic
belief and caste belief that
Dear Rui Nuvo
Pardon my insatiable curiosity on Goanet but I am ever
so intrigued by your unusual surname Nuvo. Please,
will you be kind enough to throw some light on its
origins and while at it, also on your sentence below?
Many thanks
Cornel DaCosta
--- rui nuvo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Chris
I hope you don't mind my coming in re your
fascinating discussion with Venantius about so many
exciting musicians. However, I am generally curious
about your term back home and the one often used by
Goan diasporeans who are foreign (non Indian)
nationals and to all purposes, entirely at
Hi Selma
Pray, who exactly do you mean in your statement
below--each and every one of us is responsible for
flaunting the law... Does it include poor me, minding
my own business from some 5000 miles away from Goa?
And if so, how please?
Cornel
--- Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason
Hi Jose Colaco
I will keep this reply short, but first, I crave the
moderator's indulgence to please retain the whole of
your response below for the simple reason that it
provides the complete answer to your latest question
would you please direct me to a post wherin Jose
Colaco has singularly
Hi Jane
Churchill Alemao, the ignoramus, is talking through
his hat. My best informed estimate is that there are
perhaps 35,000 adult Goans in the UK of whom the
majority live in Greater London. Those coming in more
recently via the Portuguese passport route have
increased numbers somewhat but I
Hi Jerry
Re toilets, if Bangalore can do so well, Goa can do
as well surely.
Cornel
--- Jerry Fernandes said:
I have been to Bangalore bus station, and believe me
the toilet there is as good as star hotels toilet,
and very clean, and urinals were free.
and
sadly killed a young woman in double quick time.
In brief, although not a medical person, pardon me for
getting a bit weary of the over-emphases from time to
time about alternative untested therapies used by our
grandmothers in the case of our many ills.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
--- George
Hi Eugene
Atheist or theist---I have always said let us respect
the sincere and deeply held beliefs of others.
However, there is no harm in trying to persuade the
'other' in a reasoned and rational way. In the case of
Richard Dawkins, I believe he has alienated some
people unnecessarily through
Hi Jose
When I think that my explanations are likely to be
wasted on someone who will ask even more questions I
may choose not to respond-- ALSO, RESPONSES ARE NOT
OBLIGATORY. Too bad if you do not like this stance.
However, I will respond below on points I may not
think I am wasting my time:
Hi Jose
I'll keep this response short. Please see below.
Cornel
1. The problems generated by migrants moving into
areas of work are to be found all over the world from
China, Brazil, The Gulf, USA and wherever. Much has
been learned from such experience andmany of the
'remedies' used elsewhere
to Goa
are likely to increase perhaps in Goa.
Just some initial thoughts
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
permanent toilets would be
a long way away. Surely, this can be done in Goa
too--close to construction sites. Hope this info
helps!
Cornel
--- J. Colaco jc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2008/5/22 CORNEL DACOSTA [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Luisa
[1] Just curious! How come you are familiar with
Goanet and have
will listen and then
probably call you to discuss issues raised.
I also note your subsidiary address as Toilet Vaddo.
No doubt, Jose Colaco will comment and suggest even
'better' Konkani usage!
Cornel DaCosta (still at original Kunbi Vaddo,
London.)
--- Eddie Fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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