Priscilla De Azavedo

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From what I understand, and I could be wrong since I have not worekd so closely with EdNode, but Ednode's original purpose was to serve as an enhanced directory, to put it crudely, for looking up sets of students that share similar interests to you in a given school. The word cloud was a way of extracting vital information from your profile to link to other students who shared those same interests/experiences/activities. That seems to be where the greatest functionality exists and I completely agree that there is a need for such an application in most universities. I'm sure these functions will only get better with time.On the other hand, Ednode today reminds me a lot of Facebook (Profile, Friends, Wall). If we are trying to build an educational social network, that's a big undertaking and I'm curious to know the reasons for needing an educational social network separate from the ones that currently exist.On a final note, the mentor check-box is awfully confusing. Who qualifies as a mentor? There are few to no guidelines as far as what a mentor is and I'm not sure if it's the best idea to let the users define what a mentor is. There are all sorts of selection effects that can make this feature go awry, especially given that the word mentor comes with its set of connotations and implications.Hope this helps Good Luck Ednode Team! http://opuvywbeyzi.com [url=http://kdmbrtyf.com]kdmbrtyf[/url] [link=http://qyxlaiypsr.com]qyxlaiypsr[/link]

WOW! This is a GREAT idea! I just sent a link to Joyce's wiki to my Reading Specialist. I'm going to coax her into helping me crtaee a resource like this for our K-5 teachers. Our teachers, and families, would appreciate having all of the resources in one place!

Dear Cynthia, Peter, Maura, Joyce, Rinda and Families: We were very sad to hear of your Mum's passing away (from Angela and Chris Furtado). Mum used to write us often before and we had not heard from her for a long time. The years go by quickly. When the Lord calls our loved ones home, he leaves a gift of memories in exchange. Thinking of you all during this difficult time. With deepest sympathy.

Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss. Unfortunately, I was not able to attend the funeral because of other committments. Your family is in my prayers. Sincerely,

Dearest Cynthia,Peter,Maura,Joyce,Rinda & families, Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing away of your dear mother. We were neighbours in Nairobi South 'B' Zanzibar Road.My mother (Mrs.Annie D'Sa R.I.P.) used to enyoy meeting uip with your mum and dad annually at their apartment in Candolim, Goa. Joyce, I understand you have made contact with my sister Sandra. You will remember my dad Angelo D'Sa, Edgar and myself. May your mum's soul rest in peace. God Bless.......Mena

Dear Maura & Family, Please accept my sympathy on the passing away of your Mother. My prayers are with you. Love, Jacklyn Greenshields

Dear Cynthia,so sorry I couldnt make it to the service.Please accept our heartfelt condolences.Love Nina/Peter

Dear Peter, Violet and the Azavedo family, Please accept our condolences on the passing of your mum. She was a very witty person and I enjoyed talking with her the few times we met.I remember the molasses and milk drink she liked. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Deepest condolences to the Azavedo's from the D'Cruz family. May she rest in peace. Michael, Iris, Christian and Michaela

We have all lost a gracious,loving,and much loved spirit from our lives. We share your sorrows. With deepest sympathy. Amalia and Menino Furtado.

Joyce: so sorry to hear of your lose. Our thoughts are with you. Don

Dear Joyce My deepest sympathy to you and the rest of the family. I remember so fondly spending time with your family as a teenager in Nairobi South.

dear Joyce, Florinda and all the family, please accept the condolances of myself and Neil. It is never easy to lose a loved one especially a mum even at an advanced age. We enjoyed Pricilla's company and her wit, especially when we'd would be sharing a glass of wine and she would be sitting serenely as Joyce rushed about getting dinner ready. Her comments and stories in response to Neil's questions were always interesting and insightful. Our thoughts are with you and with her.

Dear Peter, Violet, Maura, John, Joyce, Rinda and Cynthia - our deepest sympathies and prayers are with you on the passing away of your dear mother. Marian and John Lopes

Please accept our deepest condolences.My parents (late Selwyn & Betty D'Souza) were very good family friends of the Azavedo family. We shall remember Priscilla and the entire Azavedo family in our prayers. Sandra & Evarist Correa

DEAREST JOYCE AND THE WHOLE FAMILY my deepest sympathies to all of you on the loss of my beloved Godmother. May God give you the courage to bear this great loss.

Dear Peter and Violet and the Azavedo family, We send our deep sympathy on the passing of your mother. She will be in our prayers and may her soul rest in peace. Orlando and Lourdes

Joyce: It was just a few weeks ago when I was asking about your mother so this news comes with so much sadness. You always spoke about her fondly and I always remember your looking forward to your visits with her in India. My thoughts are with you and your family now.

Joyce, Rinda and family, We are so sorry for the loss of your mother. What a lovely, highly memorable person she was. It must have been a real gift to have had more time with her over the past several years. No doubt, losing such a mother must also be deeply painful. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at what must be a very difficult time. Love, Patty, Rob and Lucy

Deepest sympathies to you and your families in your sad loss dear Cynthia, Peter, Maura, Joyce and Florinda. Your mother Priscilla was an amazing woman with an indomitable spirit, and we were very blessed to know her. God rest her soul and comfort and strengthen you. Francesca

Our heartfelt condolences to you, Florinda and Joyce on your loss. I know you are going to miss her terribly. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Eunice and Ray O'Mahony