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	Goan food and drinks
		Thus when a Goan writer becomes nostalgic, he or she usually ends up reminiscing about the taste of their grandmother's sorpotel, the texture of a perfect bebinca, or the aroma of a large glass of feni.
		Goan cuisine does not naturally cater for the vegetarian, and as compromise various cooking styles like xacuti, caldinha etc., are sometimes used in the preparation of vegetables.
		Goans are keen to offer advice not to drink it on an empty stomach and mix with other spirits and certainly don't swim after a couple of fenis.
	www.goa2u.com /food&drinks.htm (1450 words)

	GoaCentral.Com-Goan Cuisine and Dining (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Homesick Goans the world over dream and reminiscence about the simple life and food of their childhood days, trying to re-create the smoky flavor of the mid-day curry and the glass of fresh toddy.
		The typical Goan is a meat and fish eater with a preference for pork, chicken, beef and mutton.
		Goan sweets have the coconut either thinly sliced or in the form of its juice.
	www.goacentral.com /Goarestaurants/goan_cuisine.htm (3253 words)

	Independent Goa Observer
		Goan society faces challenges in shaping its identity for the future.
		Goans need to take great pride in their environment and culture without being afraid of the challenges of globalization.
		The modern Goan identity must be global at one level but must be routed in the soil.
	www.goanobserver.com /archive/15-1-2005/viewpoint.htm (887 words)

	Cielo Festino: Goan Diaspora
		Goan literature and culture was one of the fields of study of Cielo Griselda Festino’s doctorate advisor, Lynn Mario T. Menezes de Souza, professor of English at the department of Modern Languages, Sao Paolo University, Brazil.
		Goan society is marked by the continuous flow of their people from their homeland, Goa --the former seat of the Portuguese overseas possessions in Asia, now part of the Indian Union-- to other parts of India, Africa, Europe, America and the rest of the world.
		Not being a Goan myself, I will borrow from the reflections of Stella Mascarenhas-Keyes, a foremost researcher on Goan out-migration and Lambert Mascarenhas, essayist, fiction writer and one of the heads of the Goan Liberation Movement from Portugal in1961.
	www.colaco.net /1/CieloGoanDisaspora1.htm (527 words)

	Goan Voice, Canada : Goa News Clips
		Goan artist Yolanda de Souza has put up two of her works for auction, at Art Chamber at Gauravaddo, Calangute, the amounts of which will be donated to tsunami victims.
		Chairman of NRI Goan Facilitation Centre Chandrakant Keni had appealed to Goans to participate in the Gomant Vishwa Sammelan, a convention of worldwide Goans, to avail of the opportunity to establish contact and promote cooperation with their brethren living beyond Goa.
		Goans bid adieu to year 2004 with gaiety and prayers for a prosperous year 2005 for both the State and its people.
	www.goanvoice.ca /2005/issue1/goanewsclips.htm (2133 words)

	Goan recipes, food and cuisine from Goa - India
		Here are a few of the Goan recipes that we have tried out.
		Remember that most Goans don't use actual measures, but what is called andaz (intuition).
		If you have tried out these recipes and liked them or have a Goan recipe and wish to share with others do let us know.
	www.amchegoa.com /goan_recipes.htm (1232 words)

	Penguin Books India > Free Chapter > Sachin
		Goan Hindus relish fish, and Goan Brahmins are non-vegetarian, a trait they share with their Bengali and Kashmiri brethren.
		While Goan Hindu cuisine preserved the original recipes of the people, the Goan Christian cuisine was enriched with meat, fish and sweet dishes adapted from the Portuguese.
		While vegetables are rather conspicuous by their absence in the Goan diet, a vegetable soup like this is very much appreciated.
	www.penguinbooksindia.com /FreeChapters/GreatGoanCooking.htm (870 words)

	Charles Goan to retire after 34 years
		While at UWSP, Goan was a member of the Bukolt Trio, toured internationally with the UWSP University Choir and Montana Chorale and was a frequent performer on Wisconsin Public Radio.
		Goan returned Moses to the university when the late John Anderson of News Services wrote a piece on some of UWSP’s antiques.
		Goan hopes to get involved in accompanying local choral groups as well as adjunct teaching at the local colleges and universities.
	www.uwsp.edu /news/pr/chGoan-ret.htm (578 words)

	GOAN CUISINE
		Goan Cuisine looks like a jumped-up takeaway, which is probably because Goan Cuisine is a jumped-up takeaway, but it is also a family-run place serving amazing, home-style Goan food.
		Ordering Goan sausage (£4.25) brings a bowl with several lengths of robust sausage and a thin, red gravy that has a tang of palm vinegar to vie with the chilli heat and onions.
		There is also a Goan spirit that is spoken of in hushed tones by the hardest of hard drinkers: caju feni (which translates as raw rubbing alcohol with rotting cashew nuts).
	www.angelfire.com /va3/gc (864 words)

	Are You Goan? Do You Love Goa?
		A true Goan, a faithful, patriotic Goan, therefore, is one whose heart bleeds for Goa, who recognizes that Goa is enslaved and degraded and who militates for her liberation.
		A true Goan is distinguished by his heartburn for Goa, who feels for Mother Goa, and who burns with the urgency to avenge Mother Goa, to redeem her honor, the honor and human dignity of the Goan people.
		A true Goan is one who burns to liberate Goa and to drive the philistine boors and vermin out of Goa and who burns to restore Mother Goa to her pristine glory.
	www.geocities.com /prakashjm45/goansgoa.html (1983 words)

	Cookery - Regional Special Recipes- Goan Dishes
		Goan cuisine, a blend of different influences especially Portuguese, is famous for its seafood.
		Goan cooking generally include lots of spices giving the dishes a distinctive taste and aroma.
		Goans use a lot of coconut for cooking and the most commonly used spices include cumin, coriander, chillies, garlic and turmeric.
	www.webindia123.com /cookery/region/goa/intro.htm (189 words)

	Goa: Matrimonial, Matrimonials Goan Grooms
		Goan Roman Catholic Bachelor, 27/5'8", BE (Electronic Engg) residing in Canada,coming from a decent family, working for a reputed firm, no bad habits, Seeks alliance from RC Goan spinsters of age between 22-25 yrs, well educated, god-fearing, understanding, with pleasant personality.
		Alliance invited for a Goan RC Bachelor 32/5.10, graduate, simple, sincere, positive traits, Well-settled and well-established in a leading firm in Kuwait from Godfearing, sincere, graduate preferably settled in Kuwait.
		Goan RC bachelor 30, tall, graduate, good appearance, God-fearing, cultured, responsible, absolutely no skeletons in the closet, well-established and well-employed in Gulf invites alliance from well-educated girls, homely, sincere with ethics.
	www.amchegoa.com /grooms.htm (1765 words)

	Hsi-Sheng Goan: list of Publications
		L.M. Kettle, Hsi-Sheng Goan, S.C. Smith, C.J. Wellard, L.C.L. Hollenberg and C.I. Pakes, "A numerical study of hydrogenic effective mass theory for an impurity P donor in Si in the presence of an electric field and interfaces", Physical Review B 68, 075317 (2003).
		Hsi-Sheng Goan, "A qubit-state readout analysis: Quantum trajectories vs. master equation approach", Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Quantum Comunication, Measurement and Computation, MIT Cambridge, MA, USA (Rinton Press, New Jersey, 2002) pp.
		Yakovenko and Hsi-Sheng Goan, "The influence of magnetic-field-induced spin-density-wave motion and finite temperature on the quantum Hall effect in quasi-one-dimensional conductors: A quantum field theory", Physical Review B 58, 10648-10664 (1998).
	www.physics.uq.edu.au /people/goan/Publication/Publicationlist.html (742 words)

	Goa India Goa news - The SIXTH NIGHT - Silviano C. Barbosa :: Goanet :: Where Goans connect :: Comprehensive news ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		She is born in the Shudra caste, the lowest caste in the Goan caste structure, and her ancestors were toddy tappers.
		The Goan populace from all sectors worked very hard to earn a meagre living and if they looked contented, it was because they were kept ignorant of their fundamental rights.
		It is a tour that many a Goan reader of the older generation will admit to being close to his/her own; one that for the younger Goan might put flesh on the bones of the history he/she reads about; one that the general reader will find a treasure of sociological detail.
	www.goanet.org /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=268 (3266 words)

	Recipes in Goa > Goan Recipes > Seafood in Goa > Goan Rice Fish Curry > Recipe in Goa > Goa recipes > ...
		Goans have a miscellaneous platter ranging from prawns to sausages, chicken to beef, and numerous vegetarian dishes.
		Consequently goan cuisine is influenced by the religions of Christianity and Hinduism.
		Presentation is paramount for goans as they often share their food, especially during feasts where food is distributed amongst neighbours.
	www.goaholidayhomes.com /Food (328 words)

	Goa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A native of Goa is called a Goan in English, 'Goenkar' in Konkani, 'Goês' (male) or 'Goesa' (female) in Portuguese, and a 'Govekar' in Marathi.
		Manddo, the traditional Goan music which originated in the nineteenth century, is sung and danced on special occasions.
		Other parties include the United Goans Democratic Party, the Nationalist Congress Party and the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party is the oldest in the state, though in recent times it has lost out much of its traditional electorate.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goa (5391 words)

	Goan Voice UK: Supplement to Newsletter
		Wife Elsie was the first Goan to have her "Goan Cookery Book" published in the U.K in 1983.
		Most Goans of that era, with a few exceptions were not political animals.
		We have been favourably impressed by the dedication with which the majority of Goan clerks do the work required of them, and also of their conspicuous loyalty and willingness to work overtime, and their fixed determination to finish at all costs, the work that has to be done.
	www.goanvoice.org.uk /supplement/MervynMaciel.html (1342 words)

	Goan Voice, Canada : Newsletter. Issue 2002-1. Nov.1, 2002
		About Us The mission of Goan Voice Canada is to serve the community in the tradition of the Goan Voice newspaper published by Dr. A..C.L. de Sousa in Nairobi, in the 1940s and 50s.
		Goan Voice Canada has not solicited donations and prefers to direct donors to the on-going appeal made by Goan Voice UK.
		It is hoped that Goan groups in Canada will be generous is sponsorship as those in the UK have been through their donations.
	www.goanvoice.ca /aboutus (721 words)

	Goan literature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Goan literature is the literature pertaining to the region of Goa, a former Portuguese colony and currently the smallest state in India.
		Goans, with a long history of emigration and foreign-rule, seem to have also adapted, either out of necessity or choice, to writing in languages that had their origins in distant Europe, like Portuguese and English.
		Professor Peter Nazareth points out that that Goans have written in thirteen languages, of which the chief were English, Portuguese, Marathi and Konkani, the last of these, the mother tongue, being written in four to five different scripts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goan_literature (911 words)

	Goan Voice UK: supplement on Aires Rodrigues
		So also we have Goans who have carved a niche themselves outside Goa and the world over.
		For once, Goans seemed to have overlooked their caste and creed differences and felt that they were fortunate to be among the larger Konkani flock, assembled and listen to the views of various sections of Goans, some specific problems they face and about probable solutions to the problems.
		Goans abroad are endeavouring to retain their Goan identity.
	www.goanvoice.org.uk /supplement/AiresRodrigues.htm (631 words)

	GOA WORLD There's No One Way Of Being A Goan, Feels Psychologist
		In the last 10 years I've trying to study the literary works of Goans, maybe to be able to analyze what is special or unique about Goan individuality.
		Each one will have a different experience as to what it means to be a Goan, and I think it's important to be able to gather their stories and make some saga out of it.
		Goans had the unique distinction of being attuned to Western culture.
	www.goa-world.com /goa/magazine/goan.htm (1364 words)

	The Hindu : Metro Plus Coimbatore / Eating Out : Its food magic, the Goan way
		The richness of Goan culture and the alluring blend of Portuguese and Indian tradition are reflected in their cuisine too.
		The Goan fetish for vinegar and kokam (a version of tamarind) is hard to miss in the dishes you savour, be it Ambottik, a tangy fish preparation, or Sorpolet, a vinegar and masala-based pork dish.
		A meal with rice, Fugad de Repolho (cabbage subzi done the Goan way), fl bean daal and sorak, a curry usually made with brinjal or pumpkin, and rounded off with aksal, a reminder of our rasam, a mix of kokam water and pepper, can be a filling experience.
	www.hindu.com /mp/2005/07/07/stories/2005070701260300.htm (499 words)

	Goan Art - Culture in Goa - Crafts in Goa - Goan Siesta (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Often known as 'The Rome of the East', it is perhaps the most westernized of all the states in Modern India and majority of the Goans are very bohemian in their way of life.
		Next, in line, is the export of iron and manganese ores by the privately owned mining industry of Goa along with the export of manpower mostly to the Arabian Gulf region, Australia and New Zealand.
		Goans have also earned quite a name in drama and Hindi film industry of Maharashtra.
	www.goavacationguide.com.cob-web.org:8888 /goan-culture.html (331 words)

	Goan Recipes, Goa Recipie, Goan Food, Non-Veg, Pork Vindalho Curry, Galinha Cafreal, Sambharachi Koddi, Fish Curry
		The Goan cuisine is an interesting mix of varied influences and is undoubtedly one of the most evolved cuisines of India..
		The Goan lifestyle is a blend of the east and the west reaching a peak of perfection in the culinary arts.
		Though fish is a Goan obsession, the Goan cuisine also includes all types of meat and vegetables, each cooked in their won unique way.
	www.thokalath.com /goa/cuisine.php (900 words)

	Cielo Festino: Goan Diaspora
		This feeling of a permanent migration flow in Goan society is registered in a poem by Santan Rodrigues called, precisely, “Luis de Camoens” (Goan Reader,102) since the Portuguese poet was himself an exile in Goa where he wrote part of the most famous poem in the Portuguese language.
		Another reason for the continuation of this diaspora might be the fact that though Goans have a homeland that is politically independent and in which their culture predominates and flourishes, the economic conditions are not good enough, leading many of them to emigrate to more attractive diaspora spaces.
		The different Goan migration waves have lately expanded to the West reaching Australia and the Gulf States, as a result of the oil boom.
	www.colaco.net /1/CieloGoanDisaspora3.htm (614 words)

	RE: [Goanet]RE: Directory of Goans in Delhi
		Yes, of course there is a Goan Association in Portugal, but only a very tiny small number of Goans in Portugal are actually members of that association.
		Goans are, no doubt, considered one of the many minorities in the UK.
		But a directory of Goan businesses would probably be useful (like George said), like Goan restaurants, Goan import-exports, Goan businesses, etc. BTW, I am not sure about it now but in the 90's, there were much more Goan restaurants in Portugal than Indian restaurants.
	www.mail-archive.com /goanet@goanet.org/msg07178.html (736 words)

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