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The lunch stop on the killer hike my sister took us on. This is the second time I have done this hike. I should know better. I didn't go all the way to Meysen Lake (11,800 ft) Brook and I stopped here where I painted and Brook wandered around and tried to catch fish. No Luck on the fish. My sister went on up the remaining 800 ft to Meysen Lake.
Queenie Fernandes (Siolim, Goa, India) won the prestigious title of "Ranni Kogull - International" while Akash Telgu (Raia, Goa) was crowned "Rai Kogull - International" at the Soad-3 International TV Singing Contest, in the finals held at MCC Qatar. They also best the prize for the best duet. Each of this talented youngsters bagged Rs. one lakh each as the prize money. Akash and Queenie shared their impressions about that exciting competition, at the press conference organised at the Tiatr Academy (Goa), Panjim, on May 28, 2012. The contestants from Goa, Mangalore and Qatar participated in the international Konkani singing competition for "Rani Kogull" (Queen Cuckoo) and "Rai Kogull" (King Cuckoo) organised by Mandd Sobhann, Mangalore. Mandd Sobhann has the privilege of entering Konkani singing in the Guinness Book of World Records for non-stop group singing. Akash remarked that he - Rai Kogull - is from Raia while - the Queen Kogull is Queenie from Siolim. It was an auspicious day for the enterprising, multi-talented, college-going lad, a moto-cross champ, star singer, Bharatnatyam dancer, and often does charity shows. I remember him riding a motorcycle, while being blind-folded, at the Big Foot in Loutulim, while he was a kid of about ten years, perhaps younger. Yes, I got carried away... the day was lucky for Akash today since it was his parents' wedding anniversary. His birthday was on the day he annexed the Kogull title in Qatar. Akash and Queenie had executed the feat at the Kingfisher singing contest recently. Queenie loves to sing, language notwithstanding. She sings regularly for a band in Goa and is certainly destined for higher honours for her talent.
Photo taken at the Faversham Transport Rally, May 1980; note the advert on the side, for the Jubilee anniversary of Chatham and District
Cyriaco dias, Irene Cardozo, Br. Eusebio Miranda, ,marcos Gonsalves, Fr. Ave Maria Afonso
TSKK AWARDS
Thomas Stephens Konknni Kendr (TSKK) will confer its following annual awards during a public function which will be held at TSKK premises on 26th January 2012 at 5.30 pm sharp. Mandd Sobhann Gurkar and the General Secretary of Global Konknni Organization, Mr Eric Ozario will be the Chief Guest and Fr. Roasrio Rocha, S.J. the Jesuit Provincial of the Goa Province will be the guest of honour. Mother Teresa Brass Band, Honavara, Karnataka will welcome the guests with lively Konknni music.
TSKK has selected Mr Cyriaco Dias, the veteran Tiatr and Konknni film artist and the freedom fighter for his life time contribution to Konknni stage, for the prestigious Antonio Pereira Konknni Puroskar 2012. The Puroskar consists of a shawl, memento and cash Rs. 25,000/-. Cyriaco was born in Ambora, Salcette Goa on 16 March 1937. In the month of May 1944 he acted and sang two songs in his parish church concert. Though he got the applaud from the people, his father told him not to act in dramas. However his inner urge made him to actively involve in tiatrs. His first tiatr Zigzigta titlem Bhangar nhoim was staged in his village on 9th May 1956. He has written 12 tiatrs. He has acted in tiatrs of C.Alvares, Prem Kumar, M.Boyer, Dr. Simon Fernandes, Remi Colaço, Jacinto Vaz, Robin Vaz, Alfred Rose, and others. He has acted more than 1000 Tiatrs. He has also acted in Konknni films Amchem Noxib, Nirmonn, Bhuierantlo Monis and Kantteanlem Ful. He has won 14 Best Actor awards and Tiatr Academy’s Life Time Achievement award in the year 2009.
Fr. Ave Maria Afonso has been selected by TSKK for Jack Sequeira Konknni Puroskar 2011 for his contribution to Konknni in Roman script. The award consists of a shawl, memento and cash Rs. 5,000/-. Fr. Ave is currently the parish priest of Ucassaim Church. His articles are published in Gulab, Jivit, Dor Mhoineachi Rotti, V. Ixtt and other Konknni periodicals. He was the Executive Editor of the oldest Konknni monthly Dor Mhoineachi Rotti for 3 years. He was also the editor of Amcho Sevadhorm and Gõychem Noketr. He is a silent and dedicated Konknni worker.
TSKK has chosen Mrs. Irene Cardozo as the first recipient of Basila Carvalho Konknni Puroskar 2011. She is a teacher by profession and now she has retired as a headmistress. Side by side teaching career she entered Konknni stage in the year 1967. She has participated in Kala Academy’s Tiatr Competitions and won many prizes for acting and singing. She has participated in Mando Festivals and won many prizes. She has lent her voice to a number of Konknni Cassettes and CDs. She has performed on All Radio, Panaji, Goa Doordarshan, Delhi Doorsarshan, Film & television Institute, Pune.
Br. Eusebio Miranda of Pilar Society has been chosen as the first recipient for Maria Afonso Konknni Puroskar 2011 for his contribution to Konknni journalism in roman script. The award consists of a shawl, memento and cash Rs. 5,000/-. Br. Eusebio has worked in Pilar Printing Press and has worked for V. Ixtt, the well known Konknni weekly for more than 25 years. At present he is the Sub-editor of Ixtt. He has written a few booklets in Konknni. He has written articles for a number of Konknni periodicals.
Ever year TSKK selects the best Konknni book of the year written in Roman script and gives Konknni Martir Floriano Vaz Puroskar. In the year 2011 there were 11 Konknni books which qualified to be considered for the award. The Konknni essay book Tornni Xim’ of Mr. Marcos Gonsalves has been chosen for Konknni Martir Floriano Vaz Puroskar 2011. The award consist of a memento and cash Rs. 5,000/-. Mr. Marcos is the news reporter of Konknni daily Sunaporant and his 7 Konknni books are published. He writes regularly for Konknni periodicals both in Roman and Devanagari scripts. He has received awards for his two other books in the past.
Besides, the awards, during the function TSKK will distribute Lourenço & Umbelina de Scholarship of Rs. 2,000/- to Ms. Anna Fernandes, XI Std. student of Don Bosco School, Panaji; Helen Baptista Scholarship of Rs. 2,000/- each for opting Konknni as a third language to Ms. Sabiya Dukandar and Master Taufiq Badekhan IX students of Govt. High School, Alto Porvorim; Quadros Family Scholarship of Rs. 2000/-for scoring the highest marks in Konknni among Catholic students for the X Std. examination conducted by the Goa Secondary Board will be given to Ms. Wilma Fernandes of Holy cross Institute, Quepem.
TSKK requests its benefactors, well wishers, lovers of Konknni and friends of TSKK award recipients to attend the function.
Veteran tiatrist and freedom fighter Cyriaco Dias was honoured by the prestigious Antonio Pereira Konknni Puroskar 2012 by Thomas Stephens Konknni Kendr (TSKK) at a public function held at the TSKK courtyard on January 26. Mandd Sobhann Gurkar and the General Secretary of Global Konknni Organization, Eric Ozario, was the Chief Guest and Fr. Rosario Rocha, S.J. the Jesuit Provincial of the Goa Province was the Guest of Honour. Dr. Pratap Naik, S.J. and Dr. Chandralekha D’Souza compered the function, with the Mother Teresa Brass Band from Honavar entertaining the guests with its lively Konknni music. Rabin D’Pietro sang two songs from “Amchem Noxib” and “Nirmonn” Konknni films. Eric Ozario stressed the need of research in various fields of Konknni and highlighted TSKK’s great contribution to Konknni language, research and movement. He said that TSKK is the only institution which is fully dedicated for research in Konknni, and stressed the point that TSKK should continue the five centuries old Jesuit tradition of scholarship.
Cyriaco Dias, the veteran well known Tiatrist and Konknni film artist and the freedom fighter, was selected for the Puroskar (award) for his life time contribution to Konknni stage and films, for the prestigious Antonio Pereira Konknni Puroskar (APKP) 2012. The award consists of a shawl, memento, traditional turban and cash Rs.25,000.
The other awards include Fr. Ave Maria Afonso (Jack Sequeira Konknni Puroskar 2011), Mrs. Irene Cardozo (Basila Carvalho Konknni Puroskar 2011), Br. Eusebio Miranda ( Maria Afonso Konknni Puroskar 2011), Marcos Gonsalves (Martir Floriano Vaz Puroskar 2011).
TSKK also distributed Lourenço & Umbelina de Scholarship to Ms. Anna Fernandes, XI Std. student of Don Bosco School, Panaji; Helen Baptista Scholarships for opting Konknni as a third language to Ms. Sabiya Dukandar and Master Taufiq Badekhan IX students of Govt. High School, Alto Porvorim; Quadros Family Scholarship for scoring the highest marks in Konknni among Catholic students for the X Std. examination conducted by the Goa Secondary Board was given to Ms. Wilma Fernandes of Holy Cross Institute, Quepem.
The year-long silver jubilee celebrations of the Dalgado Konknni Akademi took off impressively with Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar assuring support for the promotion and development of Konkani in the Roman script. CM Parrikar lighting the traditional lamp at the Ravindra Bhavan conference hall on August 28, 2012. DKA president Premanand Lotlikar welcomed the guests, former Speaker Tomazinho Cardozo listed the reasons for DKA's formation and other aspects, Dr Fr Pratap Naik justified DKA's existence and its prime five demands, Belaulim MLA Caitano D'Silva (extreme right) assured his support, and Secretary Jose Salvador Fernandes gave the vote of thanks. The Chief Minister also release a commemorative volume published to mark the occasion, and in a substantially long address spoke his mind on matters regarding Konkani. There were beautiful dances by the graceful performers of Mandd Sobhann, Mangalore including their popular skit on Konkani, a brass band performance by Fr Lynn and his group of youngsters, and a couple of songs by famed Goan fado singer Sonia Shirsat accompanied by Rabin D'Pietro on the keyboard. Fr Peter Cardozo of the Pilar Music School and his group rendered the opening song which was composed specially by him for the occasion. The glittering function was attended by a large audience of Konkani lovers who had come from different parts of Goa. It was also attended by the Tiatr Academy of Goa president Prince Jacob Fernandes, and vice president Joe Rose.
Goamovie video clips: www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8oqhW_VfHg&feature=youtu.be
Our Lady of Livra Febres, Consua on 28.1.2018. Feast fair feri offering to Our Lady a tradition sup panttlo sarun san broom bamboo baskets
kurpondd kurponnem (Mandd-kurponnd) for draing water from cooked rice
Rs.100 for 2
For more and 2012 feast visit here
goa-joegoauk.blogspot.in/2012/01/feast-of-our-lady-of-liv...
By one sup fpr Rs.100 and get one Kurpon Mandd Free
(Bamboo products) sup Rs.70, Kurponnem Rs.30, Canacona Feast Fair 12.1.14
Supam ani Kurponnim (Pl.)
More on Kurponnem
Kurponn-Mandd used for straining rice cooked in a earthen pot.
The pot mouth is covered with Kurponn-Mandd and placed on 'Kottumbo' in an slanting angle with pot mouth facing downward.
'kottumbo' = Another rectangular 4 legged wooden stand.
In between the four legs, another earthen vessel called 'kodem' is placed.
All the water from the rice/pot drains into this kodem.
The rice water so collected is called 'dhonn' or 'ducra khann or hann'
'Dhonn' is food or drink for the pigs (mixed with 'Kunddo' (paddy husk), 'Pendd(i)' a byproduct of dry coconut after extracting oil from it.(coconut cake?) along with any leftover or discarded food items.
see earthen/clay pot here
www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk2/2187650215/
kurpond or kurponnem
When we were young, we were told that there was a lady (servant?) who did not know to pray at all. All she said was 'Mandd Kuponn-Mand' repeatedly as her prayer. And she became a Saint.
Our Teacher at high school too remnided us of this.
This could be a true story or just another legend.
Anybody else remember this story or legend?
check this pic (related) - Kuttumbo
It was a beautiful afternoon in the valley, but it rained in the night. That closed Tioga pass, the highest across the Sierras. So it added a few miles and some back tracking to our trip.
Popular, exuberant and graceful dancers of the Mandd Sobhann Konkani organisation in Mangalore performing their graceful, dynamic dances at the Dalgado Konknni Akademi's beginning of the Silver Jubilee celebrations at Ravindra Bhavan in Margao, Goa, on August 28, 2012.
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Page on left is coming back into the Central Valley. The right side is driving up our most favorite highway with the southern edge of the Sierras on our right.
Almost all of the 100-odd houses, all Catholic, have been situated around the chapel of Our Lady of Carmel at Tiracol, the northern tip of Goa. On the side (where Gregory Godinho is seen in the picture), lies a low, tiled-roof house with an unusually wide verandah or balcao. The verandah is called the "mandd" where the villagers used to settle disputes amicable between two persons. The "elder" of the village would mediate and both parties would leave only after a cordial hand-shake. The current "elder" is a highly knowledgeable Francisco Diogo Rodrigues. However, such traditional mores of ancient Goa are no longer in practice.
Tiracol is now a popular tourist spot where tourists come to visit the historic Tiracol Fort overlooking the Arabian Sea nd the Tiracol river from a vantage point. The locals, cut off from mainland Pernem by the Tiracol river, would not mind the inconvenience, however, of late, they have to fight a big project, said to be a golf course, which they fear would prove detrimental of the peaceful idyll that the little village has been so far.
Popular dancers of the Mandd Sobhann Konkani organisation in Mangalore performing their dynamic dances at the Dalgado Konknni Akademi's beginning of the Silver Jubilee celebrations at Ravindra Bhavan in Margao, Goa, on August 28, 2012.
Our Lady of Livra Febres, Consua on 28.1.2018. Feast fair feri offering to Our Lady a tradition sup panttlo sarun san broom bamboo baskets
Kurponnem kurpond
kurpondd kurponnem (Mandd-kurponnd) for draing water from cooked rice
Rs.100 for 2
For more and 2012 feast visit here
goa-joegoauk.blogspot.in/2012/01/feast-of-our-lady-of-liv...
Kurponn-Mandd used for straining rice cooked in a earthen pot.
The pot mouth is covered with Kurponn-Mandd and placed on 'Kottumbo' in an slanting angle with pot mouth facing downward.
'kotumbo' = Another rectangular 4 legged wooden stand (pic flic.kr/p/6UNuBu )
In between the four legs, another earthen vessel called 'kodem' is placed.
All the water from the rice/pot drains into this kodem.
The rice water so collected is called 'dhonn' or 'ducra khann or hann'
'Dhonn' is food or drink for the pigs (mixed with 'Kunddo' (paddy husk), 'Pendd(i)' a byproduct of dry coconut after extracting oil from it.(coconut cake?) along with any leftover or discarded food items.
kurponnem still in use in certain parts of Goa (2018)
see earthen/clay pot here
www.flickr.com/photos/joegoauk2/2187650215/
kurpond or kurponnem
When we were young, we were told that there was a lady (servant?) who did not know to pray at all. All she said was 'Mandd Kuponn-Mand' repeatedly as her prayer. And she became a Saint.
Our Teacher at high school too remnided us of this.
This could be a true story or just another legend.
Anybody else remember this story or legend?
check this pic (related)