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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Blue_Max
(Post 6801802)
why look for equivalents?
You are in another country. Play the game the way they do. See one my previous posts about how the Indian businessmen handle such situations, survive, win and laugh all the way to the bank. On second thoughts, going by your attitude and contempt towards Indians, does the likes of you deserve it? |
Re: Medical tourism may take a hit
Originally Posted by wheatsheaf
(Post 6800729)
Is this any surprise? When you consider LondonTom's informed "fact" that professionals worth their salt move out of Goa, then why would any profession operating in Goa expect an increase in clientele from overseas? If an FN pays for a property only to find they dont own it, then who owns the dentures the FN paid for, or the metal knee joint?. What's the law on that, and if there isnt one will one be created all of a sudden to suit unknown purposes? If there is one, which so called expert professional is willing to clarify for everyone to know? Or does the FN have to contact LondonTom in LONDON for "inside" know how since everything is a big secret in Goa until money has changed hands.
Serious question - LB and BM - please tell us how we can obtain details of surgeons who are able and efficient in doing lazer eye surgery and knee replacements. What homework do we need to do! :confused: We have been advised the Apollo BUT with every thing else going wrong for us FN's perhaps it is best to wear glasses and put up with the pain in the knees. |
15% drop in foreign arrivals anticipated
From today's Navhind times - which seems to be off line more than it is on line these days:
http://www.navhindtimes.com/story.php?story=2008092314 Hemingway. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
UK FCO Travel Advisory Summary has been updated to reflect last weeks Delhi bombings and the dire situation of attacks against Christians in Orissa, Karnataka and Kerala.
But they haven't yet cautioned UK citizens not to travel to India (unless essential), as I understand the Australian and Canadian governments have recently done. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by babu1
(Post 6811415)
UK FCO Travel Advisory Summary has been updated to reflect last weeks Delhi bombings and the dire situation of attacks against Christians in Orissa, Karnataka and Kerala.
But they haven't yet cautioned UK citizens not to travel to India (unless essential), as I understand the Australian and Canadian governments have recently done. First test is on 9th. October, the day we get back to Goa, on the 520 am from Mumbai. Just hope Tatasky is OK ! Happy Viewing :thumbup::thumbup: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Blue_Max
(Post 6801802)
why look for equivalents?
You are in another country. Play the game the way they do. See one my previous posts about how the Indian businessmen handle such situations, survive, win and laugh all the way to the bank. On second thoughts, going by your attitude and contempt towards Indians, does the likes of you deserve it? Just type in:- TOM CAT ON THE PROWL :rofl::rofl: it seems as if there is a Babu in the Goan Herald's office :rofl::rofl: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Honey Bee
(Post 6811963)
Have you read http://www.oheraldo.in/innerlistsearch.asp
Just type in:- TOM CAT ON THE PROWL :rofl::rofl: it seems as if there is a Babu in the Goan Herald's office :rofl::rofl: In the navhind times to-day. http://www.navhindtimes.com Article Kingfisher deferred delivery of Air Bus, returned 2 aircraft and 300 employees sacked!!. |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Honey Bee
(Post 6811963)
Have you read http://www.oheraldo.in/innerlistsearch.asp
Just type in:- TOM CAT ON THE PROWL :rofl::rofl: it seems as if there is a Babu in the Goan Herald's office :rofl::rofl: :thumbsup::thumbsup: Love Tomcat how does he get away with it with the politicians out there - at least they must be able to take it in good part. or Ding Dong Bell, pussy down the well. :rofl: |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Blue_Max
(Post 6801802)
why look for equivalents?
You are in another country. Play the game the way they do. See one my previous posts about how the Indian businessmen handle such situations, survive, win and laugh all the way to the bank. On second thoughts, going by your attitude and contempt towards Indians, does the likes of you deserve it? Blue I am looking for an equivalent when looking at eye laser treatment. I know for certain that Indian Dentists have to retrain over here in the Maxifacial depts at the local hospitals. Are there such things as Medical Council BMA. Yes I may be in another country, but I want assurance before having the treatment. Please advise how . |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Honey Bee
(Post 6811963)
Have you read http://www.oheraldo.in/innerlistsearch.asp
Just type in:- TOM CAT ON THE PROWL :rofl::rofl: it seems as if there is a Babu in the Goan Herald's office :rofl::rofl: Shack owners want timings extended Any news when the shacks are going up, and if licenses have been given out. :confused: |
Not Russian Riff-Raff as well?????
Well it looks like I've got competition on the Riff-Raff front from the Ruskies:
http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Daily/skins/TOI/navigator.asp?Daily=TOIGO&login=default Panaji: Airlines have been warned that foreign tourists under the influence of liquor creating a nuisance in the airport could be slapped with a “request to leave†notice. This was told to charter and tour operators by the immigration department of the Goa police. Last year a number of passengers, especially those arriving from Russia, had been found to be inebriated. Best not have that last Kingfisher & cheese chilly toast for breakfast this year then had I. . . . . . . . . . . . :eek::eek: Hemingway |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Hi Hemingway,
Well that could be good news, Goa may be even emptier this year :thumbsup: I think you would be best sticking to Pepsi MaX... just in case :rofl: K-C |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by Kan-conned
(Post 6819302)
Hi Hemingway,
Well that could be good news, Goa may be even emptier this year :thumbsup: I think you would be best sticking to Pepsi MaX... just in case :rofl: K-C I appreciate the advice - just when I was thinking of ordering a London dry gin & tonic or a Blue wkd for 'er indoors' - (god forbid, she won't be happy if shw knew I'd said that). . . . . . . . . . . Hemingway |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by hemingway
(Post 6820003)
K-C,
I appreciate the advice - just when I was thinking of ordering a London dry gin & tonic or a Blue wkd for 'er indoors' - (god forbid, she won't be happy if shw knew I'd said that). . . . . . . . . . . Hemingway |
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Originally Posted by hemingway
(Post 6820003)
K-C,
I appreciate the advice - just when I was thinking of ordering a London dry gin & tonic or a Blue wkd for 'er indoors' - (god forbid, she won't be happy if shw knew I'd said that). . . . . . . . . . . Hemingway And not even a Friday night - Oh! I do miss Remy. |
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