Grand Job... Sure done us all proud. All the best, and here's hoping "we can someday" make Goa the center of things.
Ricky, Online, Goa.

Congratulations on all your joint efforts, an excellent result! Keep up your good work. I look forward to future editions.
Milton Rodrigues.

Good Work. My congratulations to you all.
Prof. J. P. Singh, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.

Good to see your initiative with a Goa webzine. Delights me to catch a whiff of the brilliance of my old pal Alexyz (a big cheer to you, Alexyz; good to know you are in cyberspace too!) How about some Goan soccer news on your site?
Carlos Monteiro, Sydney, Australia.

Your idea to bring ideas to cyber space and lay them in front of everyone is great. Check out one of my sites which deals with the Muwekma Ohlone the first people of the Bay Area and San Francisco at www.muwekma.org.
Francisco Da Costa

...and the extent to which the intrepid folk can go. BUT they are the ones who make us TICK...

I have gone through the GoaNOW and think that more people should read it. I have taken it on myself to do just that. I am printing the contents of the mag and circulating it around to those who do not have access to the Internet.
Rene Barreto, UK.

Oi... Goenkars!! Please check the following site: www.goacom.com/goanow/ Do forward this e-mail to all your friends.
Brenda Fernandes,USA.

Wow! Congratulations on your debut. I enjoyed your on-line magazine tremendously. Since there were no advertisements, do you plan to solicit subscribers? If so count me in.
As you look to the future, in addition to articles about what is happening in Goa ietself, it would be nice to have feature articles on Goan associations throughout the diaspora, giving a brief history of the formation of each association, the number of members, activities such as tiatr, Konkani language instruction and other cultural activities, etc.
Vivian A. D'Souza, Maryland, USA. Shenzi@Erols.com

...We thank everyone for the GOOD WISHES and ENCOURAGEMENT and SPONSORSHIP. We thank, in particular, the kind sponsor who wishes that his name should not appear.

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