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I searched in the ports and can't find a pip installation package other than the pip for python27 py27-pip-6.1.1.
Which way is the best for installing pip for python 3.x in FreeBSD 10.1?
Or is it included in python 3.4 and and I just haven't figured out how yet?
With Python 3.4 and later, you can use the ensurepip module to install pip on FreeBSD and elsewhere.
should install pip as pip3.4.
Sadly there doesn't seem to be pip integrated in python3.4 in the FreeBSD ports.
Python 3.4+ contains pip by default and need no additional packages to be installed.
Python 2.7.9 and later (on the python2 series), and Python 3.4 and later include pip by default , so you may have pip already.
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Welcome to the December edition of the curated Grass for Geezers Newsletter! This month we will take a look back at the research of most promise or interest that we have uncovered this year. We will also take another opportunity to remind ourselves to soften our eyes and hearts to the sacredness of nature which can be lost in the cultural blinders of separation. From those of us at Grass for Geezers, may you all have a warm and blessed holiday season!
The MOST INTERESTING NEW RESEARCH from 2019
• April •
Cannabinoid therapy in long-term care: Using cannabinoid therapy in long-term care, participants could reduce 2-3 other medications and improve their quality of life as well as the quality of the workplace for the staff. Article on Weedmaps.
Therapeutic use of cannabis for the elderly: This study (n=2700 age 65+, 2018) finds that the therapeutic use of cannabis is safe and efficacious in the elderly population. Cannabis use may decrease the use of other prescription medicines, including opioids. Article from the European Journal of Internal Medicine.
• June •
Cognitive benefits of THC: This study (n=100, 2018) found that THC reversed the cognitive decline in patients, increased ACH, reduced plaques, and reduced inflammation and cell death (helping them sleep and feel less pain…my mother needed this!). Article from the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.
• August •
Cannabis extracts as anti-tumor agents: From The Laboratory of Cancer Biology and Cannabinoid Research, Israel Institute of Technology (2019): "Our overall findings indicate that the effect of a Cannabis extract on a specific cancer cell line (2 types of breast cancer and 2 types of prostate cancer) relies on the extract's composition as well as on certain characteristics of the targeted cells." Article from the National Center for Biotechnology Information. Also see the article from the Technion Israel Institute of Technology.
At this point, none of this cannabis research is randomized, double-blind, or peer-reviewed. In other words, we have a long way to go! This is what happens when we use a reductionist approach to research by measuring and going increasingly smaller in focus. The whole plant has been used for healing for thousands of years, yet we put cancer cells in a test tube and separate the cannabinoids into extracts and then wonder why the results aren't definitive! It's a far cry from singing to the plant and the plant singing back to tell us if it can help. But it leads us to understand that at some point, researchers will put cells from our biopsy into a test tube and run it against a profile of different cannabinoids to determine which strain, terpenes, or cannabinoids will help the oncologist's treatment plan.
• September •
Anti-microbial antioxidant activity of medicinal cannabis: The aim of this study was to evaluate the antimicrobial and antioxidant ability of extracts from high potent Cannabis sativa chemotypes. The six extracts were tested by standard microdilution method against Staphylococcus aureus (three strains), Streptococcus pyogenes, and the yeast Candidaalbicans. All tested extracts demonstrated high antimicrobial activity against two strains of S. aureus and S. pyogenes, moreover high antioxidant capacity was observed. The results indicate that cannabis has a high potential to be used in ointments and other material for wound healing. However, further research on the identification of the active components is needed. Article from Thieme. (I'm alert to any evidence that cannabis can have a positive effect on Candida Auris, one of the newest and most antibiotic-resistant of the new bacterias.)
The MOST CURIOUS NATURE LEARNINGS from 2019
"Plants that contain cannabinoids, most especially cannabis, are hooked into ecosystems wherever they grow. They affect the neural networks in those systems just as they do in us. Cannabinoids act to provide pain relieving functions in ecosystems, for every organism in the network, for the ecosystem itself. Ecosystems feel pain, just as we do." From Plant Intelligence and the Imaginal Realm (2014, p. 223).
"The nightingale's song is not the emotional expression of a musical individual but of the conditions of existence. It does not refer to personal challenges but to the drama of being alive. Its themes are the tides of the organism, the rising and ebbing of the life force, the flourishing in springtime and the end, which always comes too quickly." From The Biology of Wonder: Aliveness, Feeling, and the Metamorphosis of Science (2016).
Song, Hartley Coleridge
"Tis sweet to hear the merry lark,
That bids a blithe good-morrow;
But sweeter to hark, in the twinkling dark,
To the soothing song of sorrow.
Oh nightingale! What doth she ail?
And is she sad or jolly?
For ne'er on earth was sound of mirth
So like to melancholy."
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• October •
"The words of your prayers do matter to you: they give shape to your thoughts; they warm and give color to your soul and spur you to a focused listening. The most appropriate prayers are words and gestures of surrender, praise, gratitude, and awe."
The BEST LIVING WELL IDEAS to TAKE into 2020
Things that go well while high: electronic music, basic concepts of new pieces, details of orchestration, playing well studied familiar pieces, improvisations of two minutes or less. Things that go poorly: complex counterpoint, pulling together of the whole project, sight-reading unfamiliar music, solving technical computer problems, memorizing. From Herb Garden.
• May •
WARNING TO SENIORS: Edibles are popular with seniors who don't want to smoke and want longer lasting relaxation for sleep. Edibles are also very difficult to dose, especially if you or someone else is making them (i.e. brownies or at-home gummies) and they can take as long as 1-2 hrs to feel the psychoactivity. Also, edibles are the high-risk product for seniors because they taste good and people eat a second too soon, not realizing that the first just hasn't manifested yet, then they end up over-dosed and in the ER with heart palpitations and anxiety. GO LOW, GO SLOW!
Dr. Dale Bredesen has developed an experimental program and practical plan for preventing cognitive decline (that does not include cannabis). Some suggestions are:
–Treat inflammation
–Have less stress
–Get sufficient vitamin D and magnesium
–Eat a gluten-free diet
–Avoid air, food, and water toxins.
From The End of Alzheimer's (2017).
Smarter pot policies for senior living: "Don't be afraid to tackle this issue," said Gabriela Sanchez, a shareholder and co-chair with the senior living and long-term care team at Seattle-based law firm Lane Powell PC. "Whether you're going to allow marijuana or not, medicinal or recreational, it's really important that you have robust policies that talk about how you're going to manage it in your communities." Article on Senior Housing News. You'll find a list of legal policy suggestions in this article, some of which are rather humorous (e.g., having insurance for accidents with wheelchairs and walkers when high, etc.).
• November •
Amid the climate crisis, a parent commits an act of hope. By Rebecca Heisman: "Nothing else in my life is quite as effective as a walk in the woods for calming the clamor of my anxieties or quieting the never-ending To-Do list in my brain…I want my [grand]son to see that part of me, and I hope that a sense of kinship with the natural world might enrich his life as it has mine…but I'm afraid that by teaching him to love streams full of salmon and woods fun of songbirds, I'm betraying him, dooming him to a bitter, grieving adulthood when the streams are empty and the woods are silent…Taking our son camping has become my stubborn way of hanging onto hope that a beautiful future is still possible…How can I help my son build a strong relationship with something that is changing before his eyes? How can I tell him to build his sense of self on something that won't be there for him in the same way in 5 years, 10, or 50? But change and loss are part of [grand]parenthood too. My son is changing every day, and all I can do is try to take good care of him, advocate for him, love him and teach him how to hope." Article on High Country News.
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The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) has placed the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), NAFDAC and Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) on a red alert over a Chinese drug made with human flesh and organs.
The agency revealed that the South Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety indicated that 18.7 billion viruses, including hepatitis B virus, were found the capsules.
When contacted, Technical Assistant/Head, Public Relations at SON, Mr Bola Fashina confirmed that a copy of the NIA letter was received by his agency.
Fashina said although it is the primary responsibilities of both NAFDAC and Customs Service, his organisation was also on the lookout.


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David Waterston is a New Zealand rugby union coach. David was appointed in 1995 by the South African Rugby Union as technical analyst, and worked with legendary coach Kitch Christie. Waterston and Christie led the Springboks to become the first African country
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He was briefly in charge of Tonga, in 1999. Later, he became coach of Namibia for the 2003 Rugby World Cup finals. In the tournament Namibia lost all the four matches, and reached a loss record of 142–0 to Australia. During the 2003 Rugby World Cup, Waterston faced sanctions from the International Rugby Board after claiming that referees favoured the senior established teams over the emerging countries such as Namibia.

After retiring from professional coaching, Waterston continued his role of CEO at W4 Group, a specialised insurance risk administrator and broker company.

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IU's J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program settles into newly renovated Republic Building in Columbus
The first cohort of master's students in the Indiana University Bloomington School of Art, Architecture + Design's J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program have settled in to The Republic Building in Columbus, Indiana, the newly renovated home for the program.
The building, which the university acquired in April, is the former home of The Republic, Columbus' newspaper. Because it is a historic landmark building, renovations required minimal modifications to accommodate new users.
From the top: The newly renovated building, which is the former home of Columbus' newspaper, The Republic, was constructed in 1971; IU Master of Architecture student Daniel Weddle works on a project at his desk; a classroom in the newly renovated space. Photos by James Brosher, Indiana University
3months for the redesign
23,000square feet of space
1971original building completed
Students are being introduced to various software used in architecture and are addressing fundamental issues in the composition of architecture; easels frame views of downtown Columbus from an art studio; a gallery in the space features the work of M.Arch staff and faculty members Steven Baker and Jennifer Riley. Photos by James Brosher, Indiana University
Features like freestanding, low walls to separate the studio spaces, a glass enclosure of the gallery and the incorporation of audio-visual equipment throughout were integrated with the goal of appearing as though they could be original to the building.
With just three months between the acquisition of the building and the first day of classes, the design team worked on a tight schedule to make cosmetic changes as well as significant mechanical and electrical updates.
From the top: An art studio overlooks downtown Columbus; red chairs line a lecture hall in the new home of IU's J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program; student sketches for a visual arts studio course taught by associate professor Jennifer Riley hang on the wall of a studio in the building. Photos by James Brosher, Indiana University
The redesign of this building was a labor of love for many designers from IU Capital Projects and Lohr Design, the interior design firm that consulted on the project. IU Capital Projects team lead Matt Bartlett is a Columbus resident, and Adam Thies previously worked for Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, the architecture firm responsible for the original building. Marlena Davis and Charlotte Jolly of Lohr Design are alumni of IU's interior design program.
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This beautiful chalet is located in the first line of the sea in a very quiet location with absolute privacy about 8 minutes by car from Valldemossa.
From the two large terraces you can enjoy a breathtaking sea view. The house was built in 1997 and was initially 2 double houses, which were put together by the owners to one house. The house was perfectly maintained. The plot has about 1000 sqm and the constructed area mesures 309 sqm. The living space is approximately 210 sqm on 2 levels. On the ground floor there is a dining room, which is connected through a large wing sliding door with the living room and a generous open kitchen. There is also a study room. On the upper floor there is a master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and 3 further bedrooms and an additional bathroom. Under the terrace, the owners installed a studio with its own bathroom and kitchenette, which is used as a party room for family celebrations.
The house is surrounded by an easy care garden and has a 3-chamber sewage system and a water tank, which is filled with delivered drinking water (truck). There is also a rainwater depot. Otherwise, the house is connected to city electricity and also telephone and Internet can be used without any problems.
Additional features are: oil central heating; Pool; Climalit windows; Fireplace; Air conditioning (on the ground floor).


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This article is the eighth in a continuing series of tactical strength and conditioning (TSAC) research reviews. It is designed to bring awareness to new research findings of relevance to tactical strength and conditioning communities. On this occasion, the focus is on new research presented at the 2016 NSCA National Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, July 7 – 8, 2016.
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Supporting a thriving Colombian-US economic relationship
Posted on August 9, 2022 August 9, 2022 by Marios Tsokkos
Colombia and the US are celebrating 200 years of diplomatic relations, one of the longest in the Western Hemisphere. The two countries have always enjoyed a warm relationship which now extends to a wide-ranging agenda in areas that include a thriving commercial partnership that benefits from a 10-year-old Free Trade Agreement. "Our two governments have a rich tradition of active cooperation in areas such as agriculture, energy and natural resources, education, cultural exchange, and support to indigenous communities. Our societies share the values of democracy, free speech and respect for human rights and the rule of law" highlighted Mr. Carlos Urrutia, the Senior Partner of Brigard Urrutia (BU),the largest full-service business law firm in Colombia.
Consequently, the US and Colombia have worked together closely to combat terrorism and drug trafficking. In fact, Plan Colombia, launched in 1999, is recognized in the US as one of the most successful foreign policy initiatives of bi-lateral collaboration in the field of national defense. "Thanks to Plan Colombia, our armed forces were able to corner FARC, the oldest guerrilla group in the Western Hemisphere, and thereby bring them to negotiate the Peace Accord entered into in 2016" added Mr. Urrutia.
The United States has historically been Colombia's most important trading partner, as well as the largest provider of foreign investment. US investors have made significant contributions in many areas of Colombia's economy and BU has been at the forefront of this relationship since its establishment in 1934. "As has been the case for close to a century, BU's development will continue to be aligned with the principles and values of US investors. We will strive to be the law firm of choice for American companies and financial institutions with interests in Colombia by making available to them the highest caliber of legal and business advisory services available in the market" assured Mr. Urrutia.
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Els monacàntids (Monacanthidae) són una família de peixos teleostis de l'ordre dels tetraodontiformes.Es troba a l'Atlàntic, l'Índic i el Pacífic.

Morfologia
 Cos alt i comprimit.
 Pell prima i aspra.
 Boca petita i dents fortes.
 Obertura branquial petita.
 Nombre de vèrtebres: 19-31.
 L'espècie més grossa és Alutera scripta amb 1 m de llargària màxima.

Reproducció
Els ous són demersals i la posta es realitza en un lloc preparat i protegit pel mascle o ambdós progenitors.

Alimentació
La majoria d'espècies es nodreixen d'una gran varietat d'invertebrats bentònics, tot i que n'hi ha algunes que s'especialitzen en coralls o zooplàncton.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a l'Atlàntic, l'Índic i el Pacífic.

Gèneres i espècies
 Acanthaluteres
Acanthaluteres brownii
Acanthaluteres spilomelanurus
Acanthaluteres vittiger
 Acreichthys
Acreichthys hajam
Acreichthys radiatus
Acreichthys tomentosus
 Aluterus
Aluterus heudelotii
Aluterus maculosus
Aluterus monoceros
Aluterus schoepfii
Aluterus scriptus
Aluterus velutinus
 Amanses
Amanses scopas
 Anacanthus
Anacanthus barbatus
 Brachaluteres
Brachaluteres baueri
Brachaluteres jacksonianus
Brachaluteres taylori
Brachaluteres ulvarum
 Cantherhines
Cantherhines dumerilii
Cantherhines fronticinctus
Cantherhines longicaudus
Cantherhines macrocerus
Cantherhines melanoides
Cantherhines multilineatus
Cantherhines pardalis
Cantherhines pullus
Cantherhines rapanui
Cantherhines sandwichiensis
Cantherhines tiki
Cantherhines verecundus
 Cantheschenia
Cantheschenia grandisquamis
Cantheschenia longipinnis
 Chaetodermis
Chaetodermis penicilligerus
 Colurodontis
Colurodontis paxmani
 Enigmacanthus
Enigmacanthus filamentosus
 Eubalichthys
Eubalichthys bucephalus
Eubalichthys caeruleoguttatus
Eubalichthys cyanoura
Eubalichthys gunnii
Eubalichthys mosaicus
Eubalichthys quadrispinus
 Lalmohania
Lalmohania velutina
 Meuschenia
Meuschenia australis
Meuschenia flavolineata
Meuschenia freycineti
Meuschenia galii
Meuschenia hippocrepis
Meuschenia scaber
Meuschenia trachylepis
Meuschenia venusta
 Monacanthus
Monacanthus chinensis
Monacanthus ciliatus
Monacanthus tuckeri
 Navodon
Navodon xanthopterus
 Nelusetta
Nelusetta ayraud
 Oxymonacanthus
Oxymonacanthus halli
Oxymonacanthus longirostris
 Paraluteres
Paraluteres arqat
Paraluteres prionurus
 Paramonacanthus
Paramonacanthus arabicus
Paramonacanthus choirocephalus
Paramonacanthus cryptodon
Paramonacanthus curtorhynchos
Paramonacanthus filicauda
Paramonacanthus frenatus
Paramonacanthus japonicus
Paramonacanthus lowei
Paramonacanthus matsuurai
Paramonacanthus nematophorus
Paramonacanthus nipponensis
Paramonacanthus oblongus
Paramonacanthus otisensis
Paramonacanthus pusillus
Paramonacanthus sulcatus
Paramonacanthus tricuspis
 Pervagor
Pervagor alternans
Pervagor aspricaudus
Pervagor janthinosoma
Pervagor marginalis
Pervagor melanocephalus
Pervagor nigrolineatus
Pervagor randalli
Pervagor spilosoma
 Pseudalutarius
Pseudalutarius nasicornis
 Pseudomonacanthus
Pseudomonacanthus elongatus
Pseudomonacanthus macrurus
Pseudomonacanthus peroni
 Rudarius
Rudarius ercodes
Rudarius excelsus
Rudarius minutus
 Scobinichthys
Scobinichthys granulatus
 Stephanolepis
Stephanolepis auratus
Stephanolepis cirrhifer
Stephanolepis diaspros
Stephanolepis hispidus
Stephanolepis setifer
 Thamnaconus
Thamnaconus analis
Thamnaconus arenaceus
Thamnaconus degeni
Thamnaconus fajardoi
Thamnaconus fijiensis
Thamnaconus hypargyreus
Thamnaconus melanoproctes
Thamnaconus modestoides
Thamnaconus modestus
Thamnaconus paschalis
Thamnaconus septentrionalis
Thamnaconus striatus
Thamnaconus tessellatus

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We here in the Santa Barbara region are experiencing an oceanographic treat - a huge coccolithophore bloom! This event, which has been only rarely seen in this area, is responsible for the turquoise blue waters that have been seen along the coastline. Our lab will be working hard to understand what is driving this event.
Here is a link to an interview with Dr. Debora Iglesias-Rodriguez talking about the bloom with a local news team. I even got a few seconds of screen time. Enjoy!


This is a cute, soft and engaging plaything for you and your new kitten.
The Little Petface Mouse Teaser has a bell on its head, is a striking red colour and is great fun to tease your kitten with. Kittens are playful by nature; The Little Petface Mouse Teaser is ideal for interactive play and will provide your kitten with exercise and fun.


JEDDAH: As many as 50 films will be taking part in the Salam (Peace) short film contest in Riyadh, organized by the Salam project for communication between civilizations. The aim of the contest is to encourage talented young directors and those interested in short film production to engage in a cinematic YouTube debate on the Kingdom's future orientation and Vision 2030.
The organizers will announce the names of the winner in a special ceremony to be held at the Saudi Press Agency headquarters. A number of international personalities with an interest in the Kingdom's culture, legacy and arts will be launching events on the sidelines of the contest over the following days.
Many of the films will be focusing on co-existence and respect, the organizers said, adding that the films were designed to reflect the noble mission of the Kingdom and its positive aspects in all fields.
The contest aims at triggering the talents of young film producers, both male and female, to enhance Saudi society, to push for dialogue and to promote the culture of co-existence.


Here's the unfortunate truth, if you crank out forward lunges for long enough, it will eventually lead to discomfort, pain and injury to your knees. It doesn't matter how perfect your form is - the nature of the forward lunge puts a lot of force through you knee and patellar tendon.
Anterior knee pain is very common for people who do a lot of forward lunges. The reason being that the forward lunge is a 'quad dominant' exercise – that relies heavily on the eccentric contraction of the quad to control the movement. The repeated pull on the knee cap and patellar tendon will lead to discomfort, pain and injury.
By stepping back, our forward leg is in a CLOSED chain (easier to control and more stability in the leg).
Posterior chain dominant. Meaning we're loading our hamstrings and glutes vs. the quads.
No Eccentric Contraction Through the Quad - less tension over the knee cap and patellar tendon.
Lunges are one of the most functional exercises for translating to real world activities and should be part of any lower body strength and movement program to stay pain free. Knowing the difference between the two types of lunges and how to properly progress the lunge – we can continue to build strength while keeping our body safe from injury!
Evolve Performance Healthcare specializes in helping active adults stay moving and strong, keep up with their lifestyle, and do what the love without the use of pain meds, endless doctor visits, and costly surgeries.


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You Are Not Forgotten – The Literary Heritage of John Figueroa
John Joseph Maria Figueroa
4, August 1920 – 6, March 1999
Esther Figueroa, Ph.D.
After my father died, I compiled and edited a collection entitled At Home The Green Remains. Caribbean Writing in Honor of John Figueroa which includes a selection of his poetry, short fiction and poetry by other Caribbean writers, along with interviews, remembrances and photographs. It was published as a special edition of Caribbean Quarterly in 2003. I end my editorial with this sentence: To my father – you are not forgotten.[i]
The Caribbean Literary Heritage project "is concerned with the Caribbean literary past and the region's tangible and intangible literary heritage. It is particularly interested in neglected writers and writings at risk of being lost, and in thinking about what influences such precarity." I believe that my father is an exemplar of why the Caribbean Literary Heritage project is so important and rich in possibilities.
John Figueroa was a writer, poet, educator, anthologist, journalist, radio broadcaster, sports commentator (particularly of cricket), linguist, literary critic, promoter of literature, culture and the arts, and a friend and mentor to many of the Caribbean's best known writers particularly Derek Walcott and George Lamming. He was integrally part of the literary generation that, beginning in the 1940s, came to define Anglophone Caribbean writing. A participant in the famous BBC Caribbean Voices radio series, as a contributor, reader and recommender of talent, he helped to bring some of these voices into print by publishing two volumes of West Indian poetry from the programme entitled Caribbean Voices (Evans, 1970).[ii] With my mother, Dorothy Alexander Figueroa, he compiled a bibliography of Anglophone Literature from the Caribbean: Caribbean Writers: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Encyclopedia (Three Continents Press, 1979). He later edited An Anthology of African and Caribbean Writing in English (Heinemann, 1987) as part of his work developing the Third World Studies program at the Open University. Across his career supporting the work of other Caribbean writers and establishing the foundations for scholarly engagement, he published four collections of his own poetry: Blue Mountain Peak (The Gleaner Company, 1945), Love Leaps Here (C. Tinling and Co Ltd, 1962), Ignoring Hurts (Three Continents Press, 1976) and The Chase (Peepal Tree Press, 1991).
John Figueroa and Dorothy Alexander Figueroa, 1961 at Knox College, Jamaica. They were married 3rd August, 1944 until death did part in March and May of 1999.
His life began in Kingston, Jamaica and ended in Milton Keynes, England. In between he lived in Jamaica, North America, England, Puerto Rico, Nigeria, and travelled widely throughout the Caribbean, North America, Latin America, Africa and Europe. He called himself "un hombre del Caribe" (a man of the Caribbean) because he identified with an entire region and hated nationalism, jingoism and prejudice. In 1946, with a British Council scholarship he studied at the Institute of Education and London University and went on to lecture in English and Philosophy there. He returned to Jamaica in 1953 as Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education at the then University College of the West Indies (later the University of the West Indies), and in 1957 became the first West Indian to be appointed as chair in any discipline. Prof, as he was known, was one of the Caribbean's most influential educators, developing educational policy and curriculum, training teachers and inspecting schools throughout the Caribbean. His influence as an educator in promoting the teaching of Caribbean Literature is immense.
My father, the eldest of the thirteen children (ten of whom survived infancy) of Blanche Maria Palomino and Rupert Aston Figueroa, was a devout Roman Catholic of Jewish-Catholic Hispanic heritage with European, African and Amerindian origins. He had a Jesuit education first at St. George's College (Kingston, Jamaica) then Holy Cross College (Massachusetts, USA). He studied the classics and could read Greek and Latin. The thesis of his MPhil from London University was on Caritas in education – arguing that education should be built on love and caring. His poetry is filled with religious and classical references. Some reviewers dismissed his poetry as "pastoral". His early poetry was very conventional in style but this changed in later years. It is deeply personal and, like himself, quite emotional.
John Figueroa student at Holy Cross College, Worcester Massachusetts, 1938-42
In 1971, he left Jamaica for Puerto Rico (where he went on to establish the Center for Caribbean Studies) and then on to Nigeria where from 1976-1980 he was Professor of Education at the University of Jos. In 1980, he returned to the UK as visiting professor at Bradford College and then worked at the Open University as part of their Third World Studies team. The last twenty years of his life were based in England and during that period he became more and more forgotten in Jamaica. His work was better remembered in the Eastern Caribbean and the UK.[iii] And with few exceptions, his work has been left out of the major canon of Caribbean writing. Despite the inclusion of his work in a recent collection of Jamaican poets selected by Mervyn Morris, his friend and former poet laureate of Jamaica, my promise to my father that he is not forgotten becomes more and more tenuous.
As his literary executor, I donated my father's papers to the University of the West Indies Mona and there are now two John Figueroa collections: one housed at the UWI Archive, the other at the West Indies Collection at the Library. These collections include my father's memoir and other biographical writings such as journals, including from his trip from northern to southern Africa; manuscripts of his published works; an unpublished manuscript of a book he wrote about Derek Walcott's writing; other writing about Walcott as well as poetry Derek sent him; papers pertaining to the BBC Caribbean Voices series; personal correspondence including letters to/about such literary giants as Derek Walcott, George Lamming, Frank Collymore, and V. S. Naipaul; his thesis on Caritas; papers, lectures and presentations on education, linguistics, philosophy, literature, nation-building, cricket, sports, by himself and others; poetry, fiction and plays written by himself and others; newspaper clippings over a range of topics; internal UWI papers, memos, letters, examinations, etc.; materials relating to his course development at the Open University Third World Studies; family correspondence and papers; postcards from across the world; audio visual materials, and much more.
John Figueroa Collection at UWI Archive, Mona, Jamaica
Due to lack of resources, neither collection has been properly sorted, organized or catalogued as yet. The collection in the archive is properly housed, shelved, and a general description is available. But the collection in the Library has only recently been opened for a preliminary investigation of its contents. If you are interested in researching materials within the John Figueroa Collections you will need to write a letter to the archive or library stating your position and the nature and intended outputs of your research. If you are affiliated with an institution or a project, a supporting letter from that institution or project needs to be included as well.
When you are planning to visit the collections, please first contact me and I will provide you with current contact information as to the persons to whom you will need to email your request for access. If you have any questions or would like more information please contact me, Esther Figueroa, at vagabondmedia1@mac.com.
Esther Figueroa, Ph.D., is an independent filmmaker, writer, educator and linguist. Beginning in the early 1980s, she has produced television programming, documentaries, educational videos, multimedia and feature film. Her films include Jamaica for Sale (2009), the award-winning feature documentary about tourism and unsustainable development. Her latest feature documentary Fly Me To The Moon (2019), is about the role of aluminum in the making of the modern world and the centrality of the Caribbean to that modernity. Her publications include Sociolinguistic Metatheory (1994), At Home the Green Remains (2003), and her environmental novel Limbo (2013).
[i] This work can be accessed at (https://tandfonline.com/toc/rcbq20/49/1-2)
[ii] See Philip Nanton's interview with JJF about Caribbean Voices, https://tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00086495.2003.11672185?journalCode=rcbq20.
[iii] See JJF's obituaries in the UK press: https://www.theguardian.com/news/1999/mar/16/guardianobituaries & https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/obituary-john-figueroa-1079752.html
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You Are Not Forgotten – The Literary Heritage of John Figueroa June 7, 2019
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Montenero er en bydel i den italienske by Livorno i Toscana. Montenero ligger i et kuperet område med udsigt over det Liguriske Hav. I Montenero ligger kirken Santuario di Montenero, som er viet til Madonna delle Grazie di Montenero, Toscanas skytshelgen.

Kulturhistorie
Montenero blev i 1700-tallet et mondænt område, hvor en række betydningsfulde familier lod opføre sommerresidenser. Blandt de familier, der er knyttet til stedet, er danskerne Jacqueline og Herman Schubart, der slog sig ned i 1803, og deres ejendom blev et sted, hvor mange kulturpersonligheder inden for forskellige fag og genrer, besøgte i kortere eller længere tid. Blandt disse personer var billedhuggeren Bertel Thorvaldsen, historikeren Laurids Engelstoft, arkæologen P.O. Brøndsted samt malerne C.F. Høyer og J.L. Lund.

Især Thorvaldsens ophold på Montenero er kendt fra flere af hans værker. Han opholdt sig på stedet et par måneder i 1804, en månedstid i 1805 samt nogle uger i 1810. Blandt de værker, han fremstillede her, er Musernes dans på Helikon og buster af sine værter. Han skabte også relieffet Gravmæle over Jacqueline Schubart (1814) til Herman Schubart efter hustruens død.

Den engelske digter lord Byron kom også på Montenero, dog ikke hos familien Schubart.

Kilde

Livorno


My first book, "Iraq in Transition: The Legacies of Dictatorship and the Prospects for Democracy," was just published in June by Potomac Books. The book addresses Iraqi politics, culture, and society prior to 2003 and how its past shaped events there since the invasion. Information on it can be found at: http://www.potomacbooksinc.com/Books/BookDetail.aspx?productID=203800, including endorsements by Gen Anthony Zinni, Dr. Steve Metz, Dr. Vali Nasr, and Dr. Ahmed Rashid.
Perhaps you can persaude the publisher to offer SWJ a review copy? There are a few here who might volunteer to review. After all Rolling Stone magazine endorses us.
I put SWJ in the list for reviews, so it should be on the way this week.
David, I believe that the book has gotten to SWJ so, hopefully, a verdict will be out before too long. You can also search inside the book at Amazon now to take a look at its contents.


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Q: How to use header tags, nav in react-router I have this code
App.tsx
import React, { FC, Fragment } from "react";
import Nav from "./Components/Nav/Nav";

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export default App;

Nav.tsx
const renderUntitled = ({
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    const Nav: FC = () => {
      return (<Fragment>

            <Link to="/">Amasia</Link>
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when I click on Amasia, I want this component to open

    <Logo/>
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and when you click on Product.
<Fragment>

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I'm new to react.Maybe I did the wrong navigation.the problem is that I don't understand how to use the nav header tags in the react router.To explain to the search engine what is the site navigation and the head of the site

A: Now you can render any component in a separate method.
in your nav.tsx file just define a function as follows.
function Amasia({ match }) {
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       <Logo/>
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and replace the previous route line
<Route exact path="/" component={Amasia} />
<Route exact path="/Mens/Hat/:PageList" component={Product} />

A: As far as your task is understood, you want to render Header and render different pages under it. This can be done, for example, as follows:
const Amasia = () => (

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);

const Product = ({ match }) => (

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The Sapienza University of Rome, founded in 1303 by Pope Boniface VIII, is one of the oldest universities in the world and a high performer among the largest universities in international rankings.
Since its founding over 700 years ago, Sapienza has played an important role in Italian history and has been directly involved in key changes and developments in society, economics and politics. It has contributed to the development of Italian and European science and culture in all areas of knowledge.
The future of Sapienza starts today thanks to its rich past and the contribution of the entire University community, whose main objectives are research, teaching and education. Faculty, students, technical and administrative staff are part of this community and thanks to their respective skills and responsibilities, they all contribute to its reputation and growth.
The main campus, designed by Marcello Piacentini, was opened in 1935. It is situated close to the city centre and is the largest in Europe - a real city within a city where teaching activities are integrated with libraries, museums as well as comprehensive student services. Faculties and Departments also carry out their activities in decentralized locations in different parts of the city. There are two other university campuses elsewhere in Lazio.
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August 1, 2019 Minutes
4:00 – 4:05 p.m. – Announcements
Ken Rogerson welcomed all and there were no announcements. Tracy joined the meeting via phone.
4:05 – 4:35 p.m. – Code+ Summer Projects, Jen Vizas, Advaitha Anne, Niko Bailey, Daniela Bocanegra, Tyler Jang, Michael Jiron, Martin Lim, Mark McCahill, Anthony Miracle, Devon Shusterman, Jon Stanley
What it is: The 2019 Code+ program, first introduced at an ITAC meeting earlier this summer, is drawing to a close. Over the past 10 weeks, 29 students have been working on 8 coding-related projects. This presentation will highlight the efforts of two project teams: "Personal Network Security Device for Home Use" and "Practical Use of Computer Vision & Machine Learning."
Why it's relevant: OIT has been working closely with Data+, DTech Scholars, and the Department of Computer Science to expand the tech-related experiential learning opportunities for Duke Students during the summer. The Code+ team is extremely pleased with the students' caliber of work and dedication, and their skills and confidence have grown significantly over the course of the program.
Jen Vizas mentioned that the Code+ projects were wrapping up for the summer and a poster session will be held tomorrow. Also, John Board noted that one of the Code+ projects to be presented today were developed out of security concerns at a recent ITAC meeting where a faculty member asked "Can you build something like this?"
Practical Use of Computer Vision & Machine Learning:
Advaitha Anne, Daniela Bocanegra, Martin Lim, and Michael Jiron presented "Practical Use of Computer Vision & Machine Learning" with the goal of providing a Low-cost solution for object detection/classification, to securely unlock doors via facial recognition, and to explore other uses for the technology.
The project goal was to develop a low-cost solution to securely grant door access using facial recognition. Currently, there is a face recognition model in place that works on a NVIDIA Jetson Nano to interface with Duke OIT's Push2Open API to unlock certain doors. While the door is being used as an actuator, we also have the option of modifying the system to perform a different task or playing music upon facial detections.
Using pre-trained models in dlib Python library, the application is built on a zero-tier network modular system that uses a camera sensor in a Raspberry Pi along with a webcam. A PC laptop, Raspberry Pi, and a Jetson Nano served as controllers between the camera sensors and the Actuator which is the Push2Open API. A minimum of 36x36 pixels are used to detect a face at 8-10 ft. in the frame and crop the picture of a face 3 ft. to 7 ft. tall. A facial encoding is created using a ResNet model of 128-dimensional vectors of reproducible facial measurements. The encoding is then compared to those in our database of authorized faces and based on the Euclidean distance between encoding, if the confidence level is above a set threshold, the face is identified as an authorized person.
Ongoing future plans include multiple inferences before declaring a match to increase accuracy, computing the facial alignment after detection, faster FPS rates and image size. The tests were performed using the following comparison methods:
The Support Vector Machine classifier method is used to determine who the person is and plots all encodings in our dataset onto an N-dimensional space of 128 vectors and warped so that the data can be divided into classes separated by hyperplanes. Each region represents a different person in the dataset.
The K Nearest Neighbors algorithm compares the input encoding to all encodings in our database of known faces and finds the K Nearest encodings that are nearest. These K encodings "vote" and the input encoding are identified as the majority vote.
The system if deployed will need to be enhanced for "Liveness Detection" as so far it cannot differentiate between a picture, a real person or a video. Blinking and facial movement issues can be mitigated with Machine learning models, an Intel RealSense Depth Camera and Pulse detection with Intel's RealSense SDK.
In conclusion, the Jetson Nano performs the best for the cost. if deployed on campus this system will need a user-friendly Web Interface to easily add new authorized faces to manage door access and view log files. Some of tools used were Flask, YAML, Git, Open CD, and Machine Learning Library.
The team learned a lot, was grateful for this opportunity and thanked OIT and their project leads.
Can we get away with a 3D mask of someone else's face?
There is no perfect way to solve this but yes, however, it will probably be very difficult to get an accurate 3D image of someone's face. Also, utilizing Infrared sensors will solve this issue. Another solution would be to use a key, a card swipe, and a face.
How well does it take movement especially if there are two people?
If multiple faces are detected, it finds the closest match to a specific encoding in the database that has the highest accuracy.
Did you do all the computations locally or did you use the Raspberry Pi to capture and send to the cloud for computation?
We could potentially use a distributed solution but we wanted this to be low cost and do all the computations at the edge of the network. Also, for performance and security benefits we kept the data locally.
What are some of the benefits of keeping it on the edge?
Reduces network dependency and latency. Also minimizes the risk of data interception.
What programming languages did you know before the 10 weeks?
Guardian Devil:
Tyler Jang, Devon Shusterman, and Jon Stanley developed and presented the "Guardian Devil", a "Personal Network Security Device for Home Use". The goal of this project was to create a prototype network security device marketed to Duke faculty and staff to give them greater control, peace of mind, and accessibility over their home networks. The device will incorporate basic DNS resolution, AD blocking, firewall, port scanning, threat intel, option for email security alerts/updates, and streamlined Virtual Private Network access to Duke's resources. It will be complemented with an intuitive user interface suitable for non-technical persons, including a feed of security tips and advice that OIT could update as needed. Currently there is a functioning alpha on a Raspberry Pi that leverages several Linux-based packages on a Unix-like OS.
We wanted to create a device that extends the security of Duke off campus and also provide the functionality desired by Duke faculty and staff while balancing demands for both security and ease of use and also consider the implications of cost, installation, and sustainability.
The Development Process for this device consisted of three phases:
Learning, understanding, and testing.
Building network Functionality, resolving compatibility issues, and finalizing choice of packages.
Designing and implementing user interface for features.
The team had to learn:
Concepts of Network Architecture, Vulnerabilities, Attack Prevention Strategies, Web Servers, Raspbian OS, OpenWRT OS, Domain Name System, Adblocking, Virtual Private Networks, UI/UX Guidelines, Accessibility Guidelines, and Docker Containers
Back-end Processes such as Linux/Unix Command Line and Bash/Shell scripting, Uncomplicated Firewall, Config file manipulation, Nmap port scanning, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, Unified Configuration Interface (OpenWRT), uHTTPd, Python, Git, and PHP
Front-end programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc.
Performance testing of this device included regular speed tests to analyze internet connection quality and the results were logged and easily downloadable. Users also receive an email notification if speeds drop. Guardian Devil's firewall and defense incorporates threat intelligence feeds and blocks known malicious IP addresses. Nmap is implemented to regularly scan ports of connected devices and users receive an email notification if suspicious ports are detected. Users can enable or disable VPN access for their entire network. Currently, the device utilizes user specific Duke Virtual Machines using the application OpenVPN. Router and Adblock settings are handled through the existing OpenWRT Luci interface.
The Key Design Choices were:
Physical device instead of software
Security device, but not a parental control device
OpenWRT for functionality and flexibility
Web interface for making changes
Local access only
The device provides a Help and User Support section where users can browse through a list of support pages including instructions for setting up VM and VPN access.
The team recognized the challenges of:
Porting to stronger hardware
Shib authentication/compatibility
Mobile application notifications and compatibility
Implementation of multiple networks
Elaborating upon current scan specificity (OS detection)
In conclusion, the device was successfully tested on a home network, however, it still needs refinement before expanded beta testing. OIT would need to allocate additional resources to support all the functionality. The team expressed their gratitude for this opportunity and thanked OIT and the teams leads.
Jen Vizas congratulated the Code+ teams for their amazing work in a short period of 10 weeks.
4:35 – 5:05 p.m. – Duke Doctoral Academy, Jennifer Francis, Carolyn Mackman, Sandra Bermond, Michael Faber
What it is: The Duke Doctoral Academy offers week-long short courses that introduce doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows to skills, tools, and knowledge that augment their regular coursework and research. Classes are organized into five themes, including Technology. This presentation will review the program's participant data and feedback, with a deeper look at the classes in the Technology category.
Why it's relevant: By introducing doctoral and postdoctoral audiences to topics outside their specific fields of study, Duke is providing co-curricular opportunities to help prepare emerging scholars for high-level research, innovative teaching, leadership, and public engagement. Specifically, the technology courses introduce them to tools and disciplines they might not otherwise explore, and that will support and enrich their learning, teaching, and research experiences.
Duke Doctoral Academy consists of week-long short courses that introduce doctoral students to practical skills, tools, and knowledge that augment their regular coursework and/or research. The academy is offered over two contiguous weeks in the summer and is open to all doctoral students and all post-doctoral fellows at any stage of their studies at no charge. Each course meets for three hours a day for five consecutive days and space permitting, participants may choose up to two courses.
Special thanks to Tracy Futhey for all the IT related classes.
The following courses were offered during the 2018-2019 sessions:
Introduction to Mobile App Development
Digital Modeling and Fabrication
Web Development Basics
Developing Digital Projects in the Humanities
Leading Teams
Entrepreneurial Strategy
Technology Commercialization
(Digital)Publishing 101
Public Speaking and Presentations
Teaching with Archives
Mixed Methods Research
The Art of the Interview
Digital Humanities: Working with Text
The Art of the Survey
Intro to Health Care Policy
We filled 200 seats but could have accommodated 600. Most students took one class but some took two. A number of courses were on general management skills and course related to IT related topics were of great interest. The vast majority of students are coming from the Arts and Sciences. We did not offer classes that were already available at the Co-Lab or offered by OIT as a workshop. The school of Business at Fuqua was a great location for this program and offered great technical support.
Some of the issues and challenges were that not all registrants attended, and class attendance in some cases was low. Summer Time is not the best time for this program. Humanities students on internships were not able to participate as they leave immediately after graduation. The STEM students' time is restricted by lab requirements and experiments. There was inherent conflict with some Faculty/Advisors who focused on scholarships. Getting the word out is the most difficult thing.
Some considerations for 2020 will include offering only the most popular classes during one week, use of lunch breaks for networking events "keynote" speaker events, and headshot sessions.
In conclusion, we need to keep the session formats face-to-face and need help in getting the word out.
Were there any takers from other universities?
It was very low and we may open it up as free next year.
How are the classes being used?
To augment their research and thesis.
5:05 – 5:30 p.m. – WearDuke, Ryan Shaw, Hugh Thomas, Mark McCahill
What it is: WearDuke is a new campus health initiative, beginning its first pilot phase this academic year. Select students will be invited to obtain a wearable device to measure and track their daily activity and sleep patterns, as part of a study to determine the impact of sleep and activity on other aspects of student life. We will give an overview of the initiative, the regulatory approval process, and the technology and data behind it – including a demo of the WearDuke app.
Why it's relevant: This groundbreaking Duke study uses wearable technology to track personal activity, with the hopes of using this data to improve the student health and wellness experience. We will discuss WearDuke's approach to the collection and storage of sensitive data, privacy concerns, technical support, and project growth.
This project is co-funded by Duke University Provost's office and the Health Systems. The first pilot of this study will be launched in a single residence hall for the Duke Freshman class of 2023. Students will be invited to enroll in WearDuke, obtain their wearable and begin to measure and track their daily activity and sleep patterns.
To determine the impact of sleep and activity on other aspects of student life, the study staff will send out weekly surveys via the WearDuke app. The topics of these surveys include Sleep, mental health, Caffeine Intake, Academics and general health
Participants will be given either the Apple Watch Series 3 or the Fitbit Charge 3 for their wearable device. iOS phone users will be instructed to download our app, which will push weekly surveys and study info. Android users will be emailed survey links and study info.
Participation is greatly valued and a key part of making the study a success. If the study staff notices that a student has not worn the wearable for at least 4 consecutive days in a 2-week period, a reminder to wear the device regularly in order to remain an active participant will be sent. If a student has not worn the wearable for at least 4 consecutive days for two of four weeks in a month, the student will be contacted to confirm that they are withdrawing from the study; if so, a time will be scheduled to collect the wearable.
For participating, the students will receive a free wearable at the end of the academic year, upon successful completion of the study and also receive periodic rewards (e.g. food points, Duke merchandise, etc.) upon completion of surveys.
What's the expected time commitment for the study?
In addition to wearing the wearable and charging it regularly, the other requirement of the study is the weekly surveys that should take no more than 15 minutes.
Wearables are known for their multi-functionality purposes. What kind of data is being collected?
For iOS users, information through the Health app, which includes sleep, heart rate, and activity data will be collected.
For Android users, Fitbit owns the data that wearable users generate with their product; so, these users should review the terms of use for this product.
What will the data be used for?
It will ultimately be used to help students to improve their own performance and better keep track of their own health.
It will not be analyzed at the individual level, but instead combine the data of all participants to understand health behaviors and develop interventions that are responsive to student needs.
Who will see the data?
Only study investigators and the study coordinator will have access to the data files. All data will be stored with a study ID number, so that names will not be associated with it and will be securely stored at Duke.