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After failing to screen his documentary in 2009, succumbing to the threats of agitation from the rightwing Hindu outfit, Hindu Janjagaran Samiti (HJS), the organisers of the Goa International Film Festival of India (IFFI) finally paid tribute to painter M.F. Husain by screening it posthumously here on Wednesday evening, amid tight security.
The screening had been postponed on Sunday after the organisers received fresh threats from the HJS. However, as the postponement attracted protests from creative people including some film actors, the organisers went ahead and screened the 18-minute documentary, Through the Eyes of a Painter.
There was an unprecedented police presence in and around the auditorium to prevent any trouble.
Film actor Prashanti Talpankar, who was among those who protested the postponement, expressed happiness that the IFFI organisers finally stood up to the rightwing group. "Everybody has a right to protest but nobody has the right in a democracy to stifle the freedom of expression of creative persons. I am happy that the organisers refused to succumb to the unreasonable threats and acted firmly to uphold the freedom of expression," Ms. Talpankar told The Hindu.
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The IFFI also paid homage to Elizabeth Taylor. A legend, who drew audiences from all over the world, she was the most sought after star of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
The festival screened Butterfield 8, directed by Daniel Mann. Taylor won her first Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in this film.
"I am not for control or anything of media, nor do I even suggest media should be controlled. Media in this country is being simply unaccountable. You just question its conduct and it sparks a clamour of controlling the media. All I am suggesting is they should be ready to face questions," said filmmaker Umesh Agarwal, during the course of a discussion following the screening of his film Brokering News.
The screening of the documentary on the controversial "paid news" issue produced by the Delhi-based filmmaker film was organised jointly by the Goa Union of Journalists (GUJ), the Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG), Prasar Bharati and the Public Service Broadcasting Trust (PSBT).
Mr. Agarwal received overwhelming appreciation for the film dealing with the three aspects of 'paid news,' namely political coverage of elections, movie reviews and news about business and industry.
Keywords: International Film Festival of India, IFFI 2011, M.F. Husain film, Through the Eyes of a Painter

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Manchester United play host to Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday and we can expect a lot of goals in this game.
It certainly won't be the same 8-2 score line in favour of the Old Trafford outfit like we saw happen in August last year, but there is just too much quality in both teams for there not to be goals in this match. A lot has happened since Arsenal's heavy six-goal defeat at United and to be honest I do not think that result will have any bearing on Saturday's contest. A lot of Arsenal players who played in that 8-2 defeat at Old Trafford on 28 August 2011 won't be starting against United this weekend. I also believe that Arsenal did very well to recover from that humiliation to finish in the top four and therefore qualify for the UEFA Champions League this season.
United did beat Arsenal home and away last season and so Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will definitely be happy with a point from the upcoming clash — anyone who goes to Old Trafford would be. However, this does not mean that the Frenchman will set his team out defensively. He only knows one way. Wenger will go with 4-3-3 and put out his strongest team which means full-back Bacary Sagna will start in place of Carl Jenkinson as he did against QPR last weekend despite only just returning from a long injury lay-off. I am not sure about another long-term absentee, who made his first start of the season against QPR, Jack Wilshere. To put him in midfield for such a big game after such a long injury spell is a little bit of a gamble but nevertheless he is a good player.
An Arsenal player who definitely should not start Saturday's game with United is Theo Walcott. I see him more as an impact player, someone whose injection of pace can change things while coming on as a substitute. He's a bit brainless really when he starts and despite what he might say, I do not see him as a striker either. His place is on the wings because of his pace.
As for United, their manager Alex Ferguson got the tactics and formation perfect against Chelsea last weekend where they won 3-2 at Stamford Bridge. They had pace and lots of width and I think it would be stupid for him to chop and change it back to the diamond formation he has experimented with this season for Saturday's home game with Arsenal.
This means that I am expecting youngster Tom Cleverley and not veteran Paul Scholes to partner Michael Carrick in central midfield as he did against Chelsea. With respect to Scholes, I just don't think Carrick and him work together – both can't run up and down the pitch and it makes United weak.
A lot of the focus for Saturday's game between United and Arsenal, though, will be centred on Robin van Persie. This will be the Dutch striker's first game against the Gunners since crossing the divide in the summer to join United in Manchester. For me, Van Persie has nothing to prove in this game. At 29 years of age, he is not a youngster coming back to face his old team — he'll just do what he does best on Saturday which is to score goals.
If he does score, I am not sure how Van Persie will choose to celebrate. Players do feel extra motivation to do well against their former clubs but I do not know what sort of terms Van Persie left Arsenal under or if he still feels anything for the club. The one thing I do know is that if you score you're entitled to celebrate no matter who you have scored against.
As for my prediction for Saturday's clash — I am tipping United to win.
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The slow crumbling of Netanyahu's political prestige reached its nadir on Tuesday, when his own heir apparent Gideon Sa'ar turned against him to elevate arch-rival Reuven Rivlin to presidency.
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Rivlin and Netanyahu weren't running against each other. Quite the contrary, Rivlin was the candidate of Netanyahu's own party, Likud, adored by the party's rank-and-file and Israelis in the street alike. With a bit of self-discipline and an exercise of that most elusive quality of leadership – humility – Netanyahu could have transformed today's event into a sweeping victory for his party, for the nationalist camp and for himself personally. Worst come to worst, he could have even written it off as a pointless formality, playing on the public's weariness of the largely ceremonial presidential role. Instead, Netanyahu made it into a personal crusade, raising the stakes of the presidential race immensely and amplifying his defeat to match. He is perceived as having ignored, deceived and ultimately betrayed his own party – and all to lose the race. This doesn't mean Netanyahu will be going anywhere tomorrow, but it does mean that the historical fourth term he covets is becoming increasingly unlikely, and that like many a Prime Minister to have served three terms, the final blow might well come from his own home party.
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Two-Dimensional Aquifer Cell Researchers Kurt Pennell (left) and Eric Suchomel examine a two-dimensional aquifer cell designed to simulate a spill of tricholoroethene (TCE), which is dyed red. This image was taken as part of research in which environmental engineers from Georgia Institute of Technology developed a two-part approach to clean up toxic chlorinated solvents spilled into underground water supplies from former dry cleaning and industrial operations. The technique, which uses a macro emulsion composed of alcohol and food-grade surfactants, simultaneously reduces the density of the pollutant to keep it from sinking farther into the groundwater and helps separate if from soil particles so that it can be flushed out. The approach is known as density modified displacement and is expected to cut costs in environmental remediation by reducing the time required for cleanup and the amount of contaminant effluent that must be treated. (Date of Image: 2003)
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Twelve years after Iran-Contra, the issue of presidential power came up again, only this time Congress actually voted to impeach. This time the president was chief of the Democratic Party and the party of impeachment was the Republican, the party that had once endorsed Reagan. Small "r" republicans, one might think, should have been pleased at the Republican initiative, and the more republican they were, the less pleased one should have expected them to be that the impeachment process, which the Framers designed to check monarchical tendencies in the executive branch, had not proceeded all the way to conviction by the Senate. In the main, however, republicans disageed with Republicans . . .Why was this so? Was it because the impeachment of William Clinton turned out badly, like that of Andrew Johnson in 1868 thus tarnishing the impeachment tool? This theory is unlikely is unlikely because the Senate's failure to convict Johnson did not, in fact, prevent impeachment from "working." Its effect was to cast an impeachment shadow over every subsequent presidency, and not until Grover Cleveland did a president indulge in the kind of unilateral action that had been characteristic of Lincoln and [Andrew] Johnson.
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Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel relieved himself of duties as defensive coordinator on a day of massive changes that included the waiving of cornerback Stanford Routt and the signing of defensive tackle Shaun Smith. Crennel had been juggling head coaching and coordinator duties since taking over on an interim basis when Todd Haley was fired last December. Gary Gibbs will take over as defensive coordinator and Crennel plans to spend more time with the rest of the team. ''We have a young team, you know? And some guys, their perception, all right, may be that I'm a defensive coach, or a defensive coordinator, and I don't care about other parts of the team, which is not true,'' Crennel said Monday. ''They will see I'm concerned about the whole team.'' The Chiefs fell to 1-7 with Thursday night's 31-13 loss at San Diego, their fifth straight defeat. They still have yet to lead a game in regulation this season. They play Monday night at Pittsburgh. Crennel said he wasn't overwhelmed by hi...
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Educators interested in enhancing their technology skills in the classroom can choose from three classes that can also be applied toward earning a Technology for Educators certificate. The courses are designed to help K-12 educators apply technology to meet learning objectives, increase teaching capabilities and integrate educational technology in their classrooms. Two of the courses are available online.
Two other certificate programs offered online include Community Education and Service-Learning, both with introductory courses beginning on June 19. All courses required for each certificate can be completed online, with a cohort of peers and within one year.
"All coursework is provided via the Internet and with other distance-learning tools," said Stanley Potts, program coordinator at UW-River Falls. "The compressed course schedule is also a popular feature. Colleagues from around the country will follow the same schedule and complete the program together within one year."
Another certification program that uses a compressed schedule in the summer is the Learning Disabilities Teacher Certification. This program prepares educators to obtain Wisconsin certifications in learning disabilities. Recent enhancements to the program make it possible for participants to complete the program in just one year, or take a second year if necessary. The program begins in the summer then continues through the academic year.
Master of science in education degrees for secondary education in science, math or fine arts also starts in the summer. This degree program helps educators strengthen their teaching skills and broaden content knowledge. Like most of the other UW-RF degree programs, courses can be taken for professional development without an individual committing to the degree program.
Fine arts educators will inspire their own work with a core of interdisciplinary arts courses and enhance their skills with content-specific electives. Math educators will learn effective teaching methods from mathematical content courses such as geometry for educators, statistics for educators, and technology in teaching of elementary and middle school mathematics. In addition, science educators can blend discipline-specific core courses in biology, chemistry and physics to meet their individual needs and preferences.
This summer, the UW-RF physics department will offer three courses for secondary education teachers with funding from the Wisconsin Elementary and Secondary Education Act's Improving Teacher Quality Program. Enrollment is limited, and stipends and course equipment awards are available to selected Wisconsin teachers. All teachers interested in these ESEA classes must complete an application by March 27, available from the www.uwrf.edu/ogs/programs/programs-index.php/physics/15/gs .
Educators with an interest in obtaining licensure or certification in reading may begin a program with the Reading Summer Institute starting June 19. Three summer courses enable educators to complete eight credits in just three weeks. The degree program continues throughout the academic year with evening courses.
Recent improvements to this program make this an attractive route to a degree. With a reduction in credits needed to complete the degree, students beginning this summer can complete their master's degree and obtain a Wisconsin Reading Specialist license in just 30 credits. A reading certificate can be completed in just 21-23 credits, with most of these courses offered during the Summer Reading Institute.
Last but not least, a new master of science in education degree for educators interested in becoming leaders begins this summer. The Principal Licensure program has recently been expanded from a certificate program to a master's degree, which is required for aspiring principals in Wisconsin. The program begins with a summer Leadership Development Seminar on campus and continues throughout the academic year on dates and locations determined by each cohort of students.
"This program is approved by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction for individuals seeking certification as a K-12 principal and was the first competency-based program established in Wisconsin," said Florence Monsour, professor of education and UW-RF program coordinator. Students complete a portfolio providing evidence of the skills needed to meet National Policy Board and Wisconsin Administrator standards in the final phase of the program.
All participants for these courses or programs need to apply for graduate study at UW-River Falls before registering for classes. Apply online at http://apply-wisconsin.edu or visit www.uwrf.edu/graduatestudies for application instructions.
The University of Wisconsin - River Falls Outreach and Graduate Studies Office provides lifelong learners with academic and professional development programs that are practical, flexible, convenient and affordable. A complete list of courses, course descriptions and admission information is available at http:/www.uwrf.edu/ogs or can be obtained by calling 715-425-3256, 1-800-228-5607 or e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Building Erlang OTP R14B on OpenBSD 4.7
Summary: OpenBSD is not GNU/Linux!
I just spent the last 20 minutes baffled by some weird errors as I was building Erlang on an OpenBSD box I am setting up.
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GNU make a couple hours earlier!
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$ make# WILL FAIL! $ gmake
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Moysey (Moses) Fishbeyn (Ukrainian : ) is an influential Ukrainian poet and translator of Jewish origin. He was born in 1946 in Chernivtsi, in the Ukrainian SSR of the Soviet Union (in present-day Ukraine ).
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