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В канадском конституционном праве параграф 91(2) Конституционного акта 1867 предоставляет федеральному правительству полномочие издавать законы по вопросам, связанным с регулированием торго́вли и обме́на. Это полномочие в целом уравновешивается провинциальным полномочием в сфере права собственности и гражданских прав согласно параграфу 92(13) и полномочием во «всех вопросах, по своему характеру имеющих местное или частное значение» согласно параграфу 92(16).

Положение о торговле и обмене впервые подробно рассматривалось в деле Citizen's Insurance против Парсонса (1881). Тайный совет выделил в этом положении два понятия. Если дело касается «международной и межпровинциальной торговли», оно подпадает под межпровинциальное понятие торговли, а если оно касается «регулирования торговли вообще, затрагивающего интересы всего Доминиона», то подпадает под понятие торговли вообще.

Межпровинциальная торговля
Вначале границы межпровинциальной торговли были определены Тайным советом очень узко. В деле Совета по торговле Тайный совет предложил, чтобы право торговли и обмена применялось лишь как вспомогательное полномочие к другим действительным федеральным полномочиям. В итоге от этого принципа отказались в деле Toronto Electric Commissioners против Снайдера, но это полномочие по-прежнему воспринималось в узком смысле. В деле государство против Eastern Terminal Elevator (1925) было установлено, что федеральный закон, регулировавший торговлю произведённым в провинциях зерном, полностью предназначенным для экспорта, не подпадал под понятие межпровинциальной торговли. На тех же основаниях подобные схемы продажи признавались недействительными.

Многие федеральные законы были опротестованы на том основании, что они регулировали сделки, имеющие место лишь внутри провинции.

После отмены апелляций в Тайный совет интерпретация этого права стала шире. В деле Caloil против Канады (1971) Суд сохранил закон, запрещающий движение импортной нефти, как вид регулирования межпровинциальной торговли.

Наиболее значительным решением был Ответ о Законе о торговле сельскохозяйственной продукцией (1978), в котором Верховный суд сохранил федеральную схему торговли яйцами, вводившую квоты для различных провинций. Это была очень широкая интерпретация межпровинциальной торговли, так как она касалась даже производителей яиц, которые не экспортировали свою продукцию.

Суд также рассмотрел воздействие провинциального права на полномочие торговли и обмена. В деле Carnation против Квебекского совета по сельскохозяйственному маркетингу Суд постановил, что провинциальные нормы, имеющие побочное воздействие на межпровинциальную торговлю, являются правомерными. Однако если провинциальная схема ограничивает свободную торговлю между провинциями, то она будет опротестована.

Торговля вообще
Торговля вообще затрагивалась в деле General Motors of Canada против City National Leasing. Суд перечислил пять признаков правомерного закона о торговле вообще. В этом деле было определено, что при исследовании необходимо проверять, чтобы закон являлся частью регулятивной схемы, чтобы был орган, контролирующий эту схему, чтобы вопрос затрагивал торговлю вообще, чтобы провинции не могли ввести подобную схему и чтобы схема подвергалась риску в случае отказа провинции от участия в ней.

Регулирование торговли вообще должно быть общим и широким и не должно выделять рынки отдельных товаров или отрасли. В деле Labatt Breweries против Канады (1979) Суд постановил, что регулирование состава «некрепкого пива» в Законе о пищевых продуктах и медикаментах не имело законную силу и было слишком узко для регулирования торговли вообще.

См. также
 Положение о торговле — Американский конституционный эквивалент.

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Конституция Канады


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Jorge "Jordi" Rossy (born August 21, 1964) is a jazz drummer, pianist and vibraphonist.

Early life
Rossy was born in Barcelona. He started playing drums at age 11.

Later life and career

Between 1980 and 1989, Rossy toured and recorded extensively with several musicians in the Spanish jazz scene, as well as with internationally acclaimed artists such as Woody Shaw, Kenny Wheeler, Jack Walrath, David Schnitter, Sal Nistico, Sean Levitt, and others. In 1989, he moved to Boston to study trumpet at Berklee College of Music. In Boston, Rossy became the drummer of choice for many of his peers, and joined the Danilo Perez Trio for gigs in Panama, France, Boston and New York. He subsequently joined the Paquito D'Rivera Sextet for two years.

In 1991, Rossy moved to New York City, and played on several early recordings of many of his Boston contemporaries, including Mark Turner, Chris Cheek, Seamus Blake, Kurt Rosenwinkel. He also accompanied several other musicians then living in New York, including Brad Mehldau,  Ethan Iverson,  Reid Anderson, Avishai Cohen, Joe Martin, and Freddie Bryant.

In 1995, Rossy started touring and recording extensively with the Brad Mehldau Trio. He has also toured and recorded with The Bloom Daddies, an electric band composed of Chris Cheek, Seamus Blake, Jesse Murphy and two drummers, Rossy and, initially, Dan Reiser, but subsequently with Tony Mason. Rossy has also worked and recorded with Joshua Redman, Bill McHenry, Bruce Barth, Mike Kanan, Ben Monder, Nat Su, Steve Wilson, Mark Johnson, Larry Grenadier, and Ben Street.

Rossy moved back to Barcelona in 2000, to raise his family and to shift his focus to piano. Since then, he has been playing and recording on piano with the Jordi Matas Quintet and the Joe Smith Septet, and has participated in several projects with Guillermo Klein, including performances at Merkin Hall in New York and at the Library of Congress Auditorium in Washington, DC.

In 2006, Rossy recorded his first album as leader, with Albert Sanz on Hammond organ and R J Miller on drums. His second album, featured the same rhythm section but added Chris Cheek on saxophone and his son Felix Rossy on trumpet.

As a pianist, Rossy has toured Spain, the United States, Morocco, Italy and Basel, Switzerland. Rossy has continued to support other musicians on drums, including the Lee Konitz and Ethan Iverson quartet, Charlie Haden's Quartet West and Land of the Sun Septet, Carla Bley's Liberation Orchestra, Joe Lovano's Quartet Europa, the Kurt Rosenwinkel Quintet, the Seamus Blake Quartet, Trio 2000 with Chick Corea and Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, and another trio with Brad Mehldau and Charlie Haden. His first recording playing the vibes was Stay There, with saxophonist Mark Turner, guitarist Peter Bernstein, bassist Doug Weiss, and drummer Al Foster.

Discography

As leader/co-leader
When I Fall in Love (Fresh Sound New Talent, 1993)
Wicca (Fresh Sounds Records, 2007)
Ivlianus Suite (ContraBaix /Karonte, 2010)
Iri's Blues (Moskito Records, 2012)
Gershwin (Swit Records, 2015)
Stay There (Pirouet, 2015)
Beyond  Sunday (Jazz & People, 2018)
Puerta (ECM, 2021)

As sideman
 With Brad Mehldau
New York-Barcelona Crossing, Volumen 1 (Fresh Sound New Talent, 1993)
New York-Barcelona Crossing, Volumen 2 (Fresh Sound New Talent, 1993)
Introducing Brad Mehldau (Warner Bros., 1995)
The Art of the Trio Volume One (Warner Bros., 1997)
Live at the Village Vanguard: The Art of the Trio Volume Two (Warner Bros., 1998)
Songs: The Art of the Trio Volume Three (Warner Bros., 1998)
Art of the Trio 4: Back at the Vanguard (Warner Bros., 1999)
Places (Warner Bros., 2000)
Progression: The Art of the Trio, Vol. 5 (Warner Bros., 2001)
Largo (Warner Bros., 2002)
Anything Goes (Warner Bros., 2004)
House on Hill (Nonesuch, 2006)

 With Chris Cheek
I wish I knew (Fresh Sound, 1997)
A girl named Joe (Fresh Sound, 1997)
Vine (Fresh Sound, 1999)
Live at Jamboree: Guilty (Fresh Sound, 2002)
Live at Jamboree: Lazy Afternoon (Fresh Sound, 2002)
Blues Cruise (Fresh Sound, 2005)
Saturday Songs (Sunnyside, 2017)

 With The Bloomdaddies
Mosh for lovers (1995)
Racer X (2002)

With Avishai Cohen
Adama (Stretch, 1997)

 With Paquito D'Rivera
Havana Cafe (Chesky Records, 1992)

 With Dan Faulk
Spirits in the Night (Fresh Sound, 1996)
With Ethan Iverson
Costumes Are Mandatory (HighNote, 2012) with Lee Konitz and Larry Grenadier
 With Mark Turner
In This World (Warner Bros., 1998)

References

Living people
Jazz drummers
1964 births
Pirouet Records artists
Fresh Sounds Records artists
Warner Records artists
Jazz vibraphonists

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Q: How to build a timed chaincode? I want to write a timed chaincode. I wish the chaincode won't response to any invoke after a certain period. In Ethereum, I can do this by counting blocks. For example, I can make a smart contract valid only before block 100000. But in hyperledger fabric, I don't know how to do it.

A: I had similar problem. Even though the block information is available via system chaincode I was not able to implement the querying of it from my chaincode elegantly. For my purpose, however, the following implementation was enough:

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*Introduce a counter state and initialize it with '0'.

*Check this state in all your important chaincode functions. If it is lower than the certain limit, increase it by 1 and proceed with the function logic. Otherwise, throw error/print message/do nothing.

*Based on the expected frequency of your transactions you can set more or less appropriate limit.
Maybe this soltion will work for you as well.

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Blue Pie's Peter Castaldi works with the Australian Film Initiative 2011
Peter Castaldi from the Blue Pie team has helped present the introduction to the 'Welcome to India' Australian Film Initiative 2011. Playing a large role in the initiative as Co-Director, Peter Castaldi presents the happenings of the Australian Film Festival of India, which touched down in Mumbai in March this year.
The five-day festival ran from 23rd March and was a celebration of some of Australia's finest film releases of 2010. Mumbai has become the film-making capital of the world for Bollywood film and is now seen as an ideal world to export and promote Australian film.
Click here to watch the video on YouTube!
The festival marries together the celebration of Australia's finest film releases of 2010, along with conferences and summits to help reinvigorate and prosper the Australian film industry, through exporting their talents to areas such as Mumbai and the U.S.
Peter Castaldi has worked with Blue Pie for a number of years, and is part of Blue Pie's Business Development Team. With this in hand, he has grown to embrace greater opportunities in the world of film and development of this creative industry.

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Writing Cuddle Fairy blog is my full-time work and passion. I am also a wife and mom to three kids whom I adore! My oldest son is 11, my second son is 8 and my youngest daughter is 5. We live in County Mayo in the beautiful West of Ireland. I'm originally from NY so you will hear my hybrid NYC / Mayo accent on my Insta stories and YouTube videos!
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The Good Rainy Days – 2016 Olympics
By Madeleine Hagan / August 9, 2016 March 2, 2018 / Leave a Comment
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke
It's just one of those days again. An Inkheart day. That's my rainy day go-to book, but only the good rainy days, mind you. And by good rainy days I mean the kind of days described in the opening chapter of that book. Something about it has a folded up mix of warmth and comfort, yet excitement (like an adventure could not be too far away) rolling off the pages in waves as Meggie looks up from the book she keeps under her pillow and sees Dustfinger standing outside in the rain.
It's hot and humid outside today with rain falling in sheets that make that funny sound on top of the house, like sunflower seeds the size of golf balls are hitting the roof and rolling down hundreds at a time, while thunder rumbles behind the nearby mountain. Inside however, it's crisp, almost cold. The white curtains in my room are thick enough to keep the grey outside but let the light inside, turning everything in the room white and the blue walls brighter. I get goosebumps from where I sit and want to wrap a blanket around me in a fluffy burrito fashion or disappear in an old hoodie three sizes too big for me despite the fact that it's still August.
The clock tells me that creamy smell drifting upstairs is someone starting an early dinner, and I hear Coldplay's A Rush Of Blood To The Head playing in the kitchen, the sound rising up through the floor and soaking into the carpet.
I debate going downstairs for ice cream all of a sudden, but then I remember that I'm chilly and dinner will be ready soon. I remember why we're having dinner slightly earlier than usual too and know Inkheart will have to wait.
The first memory I have of watching the Olympics was a long time ago. All of us in the family don't watch that much TV, cause honestly, each of us likes different things and prefers to watch them on Netflix on our own time rather than when they air on TV, and even then movies are preferred. However, we make a giant exception for the Olympics. Watching the games has always been an event in itself at our house. We'd finish dinner as fast as we could and run down to the media room in the basement with our chosen TV snacks. The first memory I have of this included a big queen-sized air mattress set up on the floor between the long couch and the TV (because I mean normal chairs and couches are boring for such special events), and my sisters and I brought down pillows and blankets like we were having a giant sleepover. We were going to be sitting there for a while anyway, might as well be comfortable, right?
Mom and Dad would follow us downstairs and sit on the couch behind us as the three of us (J was a baby and already asleep at the time) fought for space on the air mattress, reminding us to keep quieter when our giggling and blanket-stealing festivities grew louder than the Olympic commentary. We tried staying awake as long as we could to watch the gymnastics and beach volleyball in the summer, or ice skating in the winter, and we usually managed it, dragging ourselves upstairs to bed half asleep later.
The Olympic weeks were always like that, and still are. Tonight we finish up dinner early and find a seat in front of the TV, bringing snacks or desserts, and Bella cowers at our feet as the thunder still rumbles off in the distance through the mountains. I get the ice cream I wanted earlier (with chocolate chips and honey), and continue working on the cupcake puzzle that is a work in progress on the table by the back of the room whenever there's a commercial break. J sits on the floor closer to the TV, having no idea her older sisters preferred the floor too when they were younger. We try to watch all the sports that come on, and always pick an American to cheer for, and when there isn't one we pick the athlete with the uniform colors we like the most. This year the USA women's gymnastics team was wearing glittery leotards and we gave a round of applause for that before they even started competing.
We repeat the really dramatic lines from shampoo commercials amid shouts of "Pass the popcorn!" and I try to keep my ice cream bowl out of everyone's reach. At some point one commercial break is the cue for everyone to go change into pjs and then as the night gets even later a few of the girls disappear into their rooms saying "Call me when the swimming is back on!" or "Let me know if there's more gymnastics!"
Now that we're a little older, in the 2016 Olympics we can recognize some of the athletes from four years earlier, and I'm stunned that it was four years ago. I remember being younger and having my jaw-drop when my parents said that the gymnastics wouldn't be back for four years, thinking it was an eternity. And then four years pass, but now I can count the years back and think, How can it be time again already? I can remember it, so it can't have been long enough yet. Or at least that's what it seems like. I suppose I should be glad that now my memory can span longer than four years.
I find them in their rooms when the gymnastics or the swimming comes back on and we sit on the couches at quarter to midnight and try not to bite our nails as they compete on the balance beam or the gold medal for swimming comes down to mere hundredths of a second. There's usually one or two more shampoo or makeup commercials and we do dramatic hair flips and quote their lines back at the TV until we're giggling again and turn the TV off to come back again tomorrow.
These rainy days have been good.
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State boosts contract for oversight of state hospital, other facilities, to $7 million
ELIZA WILEY / MTFP
The amended agreement with Alvarez & Marsal went into effect Oct 1.
By Mara Silvers MONTANA FREE PRESS
The Montana state health department has expanded its contract with a private consulting group hired to oversee the struggling Montana State Hospital and other public health care facilities. The price tag for the amended contract with Alvarez & Marsal LLC, slated to conclude in September 2023, has also swelled to nearly $7 million dollars, up from the prior agreement's figure of $2.2 million, negotiated earlier this year.
The revised contract, effective Oct. 1, was obtained by Montana Free Press through a public information request. The document lays out some of the New York-based firm's strategies for helping the state health department stabilize its federally unaccredited state psychiatric hospital in Warm Springs, a facility with a roughly $51 million budget for the current fiscal year and a 47% staff vacancy rate last month, and improve operations at other state-run facilities.
In an emailed statement Tuesday, Department of Public Health and Human Services Director Charlie Brereton indicated that increasing the contract to $6,966,873 is justified.
"DPHHS is making substantial investments in our state-run health care facilities after years of neglect, as well as working to ensure that our patients are being served in the most clinically appropriate settings," he said. "We look forward to continuing to implement these significant, overdue, resource intensive reforms."
According to the agreement, the state funding will pay for the consulting group to staff a three-person "Transformation Management Office" to help the health department with facility assessments, staff hiring, training and overall operations at the Montana Mental Health Nursing Care Center in Lewistown, the Montana Chemical Dependency Center in Butte, and the Intensive Behavior Center in Boulder.
At the state hospital in Warm Springs, the updated contract says, consultants will provide "direct oversight" of a 12-month effort to regain federal accreditation from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, which was revoked in April following federal investigations into patient deaths, injuries and insufficient safety protocols at the hospital. The contract says consultants will also "identify roadblocks" and create an "audit and monitoring program to track progress" toward recertification, an apparently strong commitment to recertification after months of noncommittal consideration by state officials.
The contract also says A&M will help the hospital "restructure patient placement," including assessing clinical needs, levels of patient care, and "current admission and discharge criteria." While the contract does not specify a precise goal for reducing patient census, it says consultants will work with hospital leadership to assess different treatment options for the elderly patients in the Spratt Unit and help the facility create a team to "manage the transition process for patients to the extent that transfers are feasible."
In its topline summary of the amended contract, A&M obliquely references the possibility of transferring patients to other facilities, saying it will assess the populations at different facilities "with the goal of adjusting patient census as DPHHS continues to enhance community-based service capacity, including through the planned establishment of regionalized behavioral health facilities."
Speaking to state lawmakers in August, Brereton said the health department was "very interested" in exploring a regional model for mental health care services. The state has not since released any formal plan to transition to such a system.
Bernie Franks-Ongoy, executive director of the patient advocacy group Disability Rights Montana, said the revised contract's references to recertification and moving patients out of the Spratt Unit appears to reflect an understanding by state officials that the hospital "really does need to be overhauled in a very substantial way."
"They're recognizing that people that are present in that facility are not getting the quality of care that their family members and the public expect when they're committed to a hospital," she said in a Tuesday phone interview.
She said the contract's reference to a regional behavioral health care system is also "gratifying," as Disability Rights Montana believes patients are better treated in smaller facilities closer to their homes and communities.
Despite those positive reactions, Franks-Ongoy described the contract's $7 million figure as "very concerning" if the state does not plan to implement substantial changes to how the Warm Springs facility operates.
On the other hand, she added, the contract could eventually lead to a better system for patients.
"If that investment results in community services, regionalized plans, moving people out of Spratt and a downsizing of our institution, that's an investment we can stand by," Franks-Ongoy said.
The state's plans for addressing shortfalls at the hospital and other public institutions may solidify as the January legislative session gets underway. In November, Gov. Greg Gianforte pledged his support for improving operations at the facility, rather than closing it, and for investing $300 million in budget proposals toward shoring up the state's behavioral health care services. A&M's monthly report cards on the facilities in its portfolio can be viewed on the state health department's website.
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Judge Keeps Tight Watch on 'El Chapo' in Lockdown
February 3, 2017 February 3, 2017 ADAM KLASFELD
Drug cartels, drugs, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, Mexico, solitary confinement
FILE – In this Feb. 22, 2014, file photo, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is escorted to a helicopter in handcuffs by Mexican navy marines at a navy hanger in Mexico City. Mexico's government extradited Guzman on Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017, to the U.S. to face drug-trafficking and other charges. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo, File)
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (CN) — Now spending 23 hours a day in solitary confinement, Sinaloa drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has visitation with only a handful of attorneys — and not his beauty-queen wife.
Seated in the front row of the courtroom, former Miss Coffee and Guava pageant-winner Emma Coronel Aispuro has been denied access to her husband Guzman since his Jan. 19 extradition to the United States.
Neither has Mexican attorney Silvia Delgado been allowed to visit Guzman in New York's Metropolitan Detention Center, which has been holding the indicted kingpin pending trial on charges that he smuggled 200 tons of narcotics.
U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan hinted at a Friday morning hearing that the prison has a good reason to restrict Guzman's visitors.
"Obviously, they're taking additional security measures," Cogan said. "We understand the reason for that."
Gaining a reputation as an escape artist, Guzman has whisked himself out of Mexican prisons twice already. The last jailbreak occurred nearly two years ago with help from associates who dug two sophisticated tunnels connecting to Guzman's cell.
A viral video of that underground network humiliated the Mexican government and gave "El Chapo" a teflon-coated reputation as a man untouchable by law enforcement.
But the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's special-agent-in-charge Angel Melendez signaled that those days came to an end on the day of Guzman's arraignment. "I assure you," Melendez told reporters, "no tunnel will be built leading to his bathroom."
Guzman's attorney Michelle Gelernt complained this morning that the Bureau of Prison's tight grip went too far, choking off access to the full might of Guzman's legal team at the Federal Defenders of New York.
The Bureau of Prisons has granted access so far only to the group's executive director, David Patton, along with two co-counsel and two paralegals. Gelernt requested access to more members of the office, but she insists that permission has come too slowly to defend her client adequately.
"We understand the need for security, but we feel it goes above and beyond," she said.
Disagreeing, Cogan emphasized that he would defer to the Bureau of Prisons and U.S. marshals unless their measures went "beyond the pale," a standard that the judge ruled had not been met.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrea Goldbarg questioned why the well-heeled Guzman should have taxpayer-funded attorneys at all.
Facing a $14 billion forfeiture, Guzman is accused of running a ruthless narcotics empire stretching across four continents.
Other than his native Mexico, Guzman's Latin American empire is said to have included "source countries" Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela, and the "vast majority" of his business traded through such U.S. cities as Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, El Paso, Chicago, Atlanta and New York.
The Sinaloa cartel's network also ran as far north as Canada, and he "diversified his portfolio" through a methamphetamine trade that extended their presence through Africa and Asia, prosecutors say.
Another question hovering over Guzman's counsel is whether the Federal Defenders of New York will be allowed to represent him at all, as the group previously retained five witnesses against their new client.
Judge Cogan declined to rule on Friday whether Guzman's finances or his counsel's alleged conflicts will require a shakeup on his legal team.
Officially designated today as a "complex case," Guzman's prosecution involves "tens of thousands" of documents and "multiple years" of wiretapped conversations, prosecutors say.
The charged conspiracy begins in the late 1980s when Guzman climbed through the ranks of a syndicate known as the Mexican Federation.
For some Mexicans, Guzman's meteoric rise transformed him into a folk hero, despite the U.S. and Mexican government's best efforts to depict him as a ruthless killer.
Bronx nurse Israel Galindo shows support on Feb. 3 for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman outside the courthouse in Brooklyn where a federal judge considered pretrial restrictions facing the Mexican drug lord. (Photo by Adam Klasfeld.)
While the indictment details how hit men for the Sinoloa cartel committed "hundreds of acts of violence, including murders, assaults, kidnappings, assassinations and acts of torture," prosecutors acknowledge that Guzman developed a "cult-like celebrity" in his native Sinaloa.
"He was viewed as a modern-day Robin Hood, popular with the down-trodden and extolled in popular songs," the indictment states. "There was civil unrest and popular protests in the streets of Mexico, condemning Mexican authorities for their valiant efforts in his capture."
Indeed, two of Guzman's supports rallied outside of his hearing at the Brooklyn federal courthouse on Friday.
One of them, Bronx nurse Israel Galindo, held a Mexican flag in his right hand and a double-sided protest sign in his left.
On one of the side, the sign said: "Chapo, Mexico's Poor People Support You!"
"Chapo, I admire you!" the reverse said exclaimed simply.
Asked about his affection for the drug lord, Galindo spoke about Guzman's humble origins, seizing control of a drug trade he said was once dominated by the Mexican government without ever having finished primary school.
"We have in Mexico a narco-government," Galindo said in an interview in Spanish.
Where the Mexican government failed to deliver social services and infrastructure for its citizens, Galindo said, El Chapo provided for the country's poor.
"The government has the obligation to give schools, hospitals and housing to the people," he said, adding that Guzman constructed buildings like these in Chihauhau, Durango and Sinaloa.
A phalanx of reporters — representing dozens of international news outlets — stood next to these two lone admirers of El Chapo, as the press awaited statements from Guzman's lawyers following the hearing.
The next proceedings have been scheduled for May 5.
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The U.S. Supreme Court held on March 19, 2013, that U.S. copyright holders cannot prevent the importation and resale of their products made elsewhere, effectively eliminating the use of copyright law to support international market segmentation, and providing a boon to importers of gray-market goods into the United States. The Court's earlier attempt to address the issue – in Costco Wholesale Corp. v. Omega, S.A. – was equally divided. However, in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons Inc, U.S. Supreme Court, No. 11-697, with a 6-3 majority, found that copyright law's 'first sale' doctrine applies to copies of a copyrighted works lawfully obtained, regardless of whether the copy was manufactured in the United States or abroad.
The dispute centered on Supap Kirtsaeng, a Thai citizen studying in the U.S., who purchased lower-priced English language textbooks printed by Wiley and Sons in Thailand, and resold them on eBay to defray his education costs while attending University of Southern California and Cornell University. Wiley sued Kirtsaeng in 2008, claiming, among other things, infringement of its distribution rights which include the ability to withhold permission to import a copyrighted work made abroad. That case went to trial, and a jury found Kirtsaeng liable for willful copyright infringement, awarding statutory damages of $600,000 to Wiley. Kirtsaeng appealed. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York upheld the award, holding that foreign copies cannot be resold in the United States absent permission of copyright owners.
On review by the Supreme Court, the publishers argued that the 'first sale' doctrine, which allows legally-acquired copyrighted works to be resold without the permission of the copyright owner, does not apply to goods made abroad. The core of the dispute turned on the Court's interpretation of the meaning of the term "lawfully made." Does that phase only describe a narrow geographical reading "made in the United States" or a much broader "made according to copyright laws" without regard to location? The Court found that the statutory "language, its context, and the common-law history of the 'first sale' doctrine, taken together favored a non-geographical interpretation." The Court agreed with Kirtsaeng's interpretation of this five-word phrase, saying that it meant nothing more than "in compliance with" or "in accordance with" and "says nothing about geography." In this case, because the publisher (Wiley) indisputably authorized the making of the copies, the copies were "lawfully made under this title," so the 'first sale' doctrine applied.
Wiley, for we can find no basic principle of copyright law that suggests that publishers are especially entitled to such rights." This decision effectively removes copyright law as an impediment to the burgeoning business of the gray-market importation of goods.
A concurring opinion was written by Justice Kagan and joined by Justice Alito. The concurring opinion points out that the combination of the Kirtsaeng decision and the Court's 1998 decision in Quality King v. L'anza destroys the copyright owner's ability to engage in market segmentation and price differentiation. Justice Kagan points out that that result is due to an incorrect decision in L'Anza, not the decision in Kirtsaeng. She then calls on Congress to fix the problem if it deems appropriate.
There is little doubt that Kirtsaeng's influence may extend beyond copyright law into patents – but not yet. Last year, the Federal Circuit affirmed that patent exhaustion does not apply to foreign made works not first sold in the United States. However, on March 27, 2013, only a week after issuing the Kirtsaeng decision, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case involving whether patented goods purchased abroad and resold in the United States are subject to the 'first sale' doctrine. The case is Ninestar Technology Co v. ITC, U.S. Supreme Court, No. 12-552.


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Q: Issue with passing a value to Date Object I am want to display a date in MM/yyyy format. I am using the below code to change the format :
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data contains the input date. For example when German Locale is set in the browser, the input value is like : 01.03.2016 05:30
while creating the date object with this value gives invalid Date though it works when the US locale is set in the browser.Please guide to fix this.

A: You can use locale.parse to convert your localized date string into a date object, then convert the date object into the formatted date you want.
See this small example:

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The Chinese authorities officially recognized the birth of two children with genetically modified cells. It is also alleged that biologist He Jiankui acted…
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The neural network was taught to recognize 216 rare hereditary diseases from a photo.
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The last known Hawaiian tropical species snail Achatinella apexfulva , nicknamed George, died at the age of 14 years in the laboratory…
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Sam joined Brownstein after co-founding his own firm, Schwartz Flansburg. Prior to that, he practiced commercial bankruptcy law at Kirkland & Ellis and White & Case.


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Yes, Adam Levine Totally Cried At His Wedding!
"Behati, I love you more than I love myself and we all know how much I love myself."
Adam Levine wept as he married Behati Prinsloo.
The Maroon 5 singer and the Victoria's Secret model tied the knot in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on Saturday, July 19, and the "light-hearted, short" ceremony—which was officiated by Jonah Hill—left the groom, his new bride, and their guests feeling emotional.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "Everyone was crying, including Adam, and even the guests who didn't know the family very well were crying tears of joy."
The 35-year-old singer managed to hold back his tears to say his vows, which he penned himself in just 20 minutes, and even managed to poke fun at himself.
He reportedly said: "Behati, I love you more than I love myself and we all know how much I love myself."
And Adam wasn't the only one to make the guests—which included How I Met Your Mother star Jason Segel and Iron Man actor Robert Downey Jr—laugh as Jonah prompted giggles when he shouted "Well done" at the end of the ceremony.
Insiders at the wedding previously praised the Wolf of Wall Street star for his "sweet" words at the ceremony.
A source said: "Jonah was hysterical. He was telling so many jokes, but then in the middle would be so sweet and sincere.
"He also talked about how sweet Behati is and how perfect they are for one another."


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Ryan Celebrates Grand Opening of The Avalyn
We're thrilled to announce the grand opening of The Avalyn, a luxury multifamily rental community located at Millenia, a master-planned urban village in the vibrant city of Chula Vista, CA. With a total of 528,000-square-feet spread across eight buildings, the 480-unit apartment building is the largest in San Diego County in 2022, according to CoStar data.
"The City of Chula Vista has become a hub for luxury apartment living and we are thrilled that The Avalyn will provide high-quality residential options for the community," said Mike Mahoney, our West region president. "Residents will have the opportunity to enjoy several amenities and be part of Millenia, a focal area for living, recreation, and retail in San Diego's South County."
The property will help fill the demand for housing in Chula Vista, which has experienced tremendous growth. From 2010 – 2020, its population rose by nearly 32,000 people, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The Avalyn will also set a new high bar in terms of quality and design for rental properties in the area.
"We're excited to welcome The Avalyn to Millenia," said Guy Asaro, president of Meridian Development, master developer of Millenia. "Residents will be surrounded by amenities, including the future high-energy nucleus called The Mix, a spirited district we've envisioned with breweries, tasting rooms, bistros, wellness studios, and a Maker's Plaza for craftsmen and artisans."
The Avalyn features 480 luxury units among eight three-story and four-story buildings, as well as 14,000 square feet for commercial space. Leasing options include one, two, and three-bedroom flats, as well as two story lofts, live-work units, and three-story town homes. Residents will be able to enjoy an abundance of amenities including a resort-style pool and spa, clubhouse kitchen with lounge, a Prohibition-style speakeasy, fitness center, community working spaces, two rooftop decks, pickleball court, bike maintenance and storage, community garden, two dog run and wash areas, and a live music studio.
The Avalyn is a partnership with equity partners MetLife Investment Management and Allstate Investments, lenders City National Bank, Vectra Bank Colorado, a division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A., and MidFirst Bank. Legacy Partners is the property manager of The Avalyn. Ark Architects Inc., a greater San Diego area architectural and planning firm, was the design and executive architect of record for the project. Ryan is the owner and builder of The Avalyn.
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I would like to sell the package of coarse but if someone buys the boat and trailer I sell the motor separate. A better way to phrase the motors conditons would be to say I haven't used it in few seasons. So I'm sure it could use a tune up. Which usually consided for me of a new plug and a quick cleaning of the carb.
I believe it is early 70's I bout it used.
Getting Close to my deadline any offers?
Price Reduced to $850 for everything.


What Is a Subject-Verb Agreement Error?
Can You Have 2 Verbs in a Sentence?
In every child's education comes the moment when verbs are defined as action words. That is a fairly easy concept to master, but use of singular versus plural verbs and correct subject-verb agreement are more abstract concepts and require more detailed explanations. Correct use of singular and plural verbs also depends on the writer's ability to correctly identify the subject of the sentence and to determine if the subject is singular or plural.
Base words are the basic form of any word. The base form of a verb is the form from which singular and plural forms of the verb are derived. The base form of any verb can be changed into a singular or plural, past tense, present tense or future tense verb by adding different endings such as -ed, -s, -es and -ing. Some examples of base verbs are smile, confess and laugh. All of these can be changed by adding different endings or in the case of irregular verbs, different spellings or a different word altogether. Most regular verbs are changed from singular to plural verbs by simply adding -s or -es to the end of the base word.
To master subject-verb agreement, you must be able to provide singular verbs for singular subjects and plural verbs for plural subjects. Sentences with singular subjects written in the present tense will have a verb that ends in -s or -es. Sentences that are present tense with plural subjects will have verbs that do not end in -s or -es unless the base word usually ends in s. Some examples are "The dog runs," which has a singular subject and singular verb ending in -s, and "The brothers smile," which has a plural subject and plural verb not ending with -s. Even irregular verbs with different words for singular and plural will follow the rule that singular verbs end with -s. For instance, "Jake is" has a singular subject and singular verb ending in -s. "The clowns are" has a plural subject and plural verb not ending in -s.
When a verb is regular and ends with -s or -es, it is considered a present tense, singular verb and should be used with a singular subject. Sentences that have singular subjects and singular verbs are: "The boy smiles." or "The man confesses." Adding -s or -es is determined by spelling rules concerning words ending with s, ss or x. For instance, the word confess becomes a singular verb by adding -es because the base word ends with s. The plural form of every regular verb will be the base word and will not end with -s or -es unless the spelling of the base word usually ends with s.
The -s and -es rule is only true for present tense verbs. Verbs that are past tense will not change form to indicate singular or plural verbs. Most verbs are made past tense by adding -ed. Some irregular verbs have a different spelling for past tense such as the word run, which becomes ran in past tense. When a verb is past tense, the spelling will be the same whether the verb is singular or plural. The writer would not add -s or -es. To say "the boys jumped" or "the boy jumped" is correct although one has a singular subject and one has a plural subject.
Future tense verbs are usually preceded by the word will to indicate that the action has not taken place yet. Again, as with past tense verbs, the verb will not change from a singular to a plural but will remain the same: "The boys will jump." or "The boy will jump."
The most common error when deciding to use singular or plural nouns comes with a sentence subject that is not immediately followed by the verb as in more complex sentences. For instance, the first sentence in this section is a complex sentence. The subject of this sentence, "error," is singular, but the plural, "nouns," appears just before the verb. Some writers find this confusing and will use the word closest to the verb to determine whether the verb should be singular or plural. Another example of a complex sentence is: "The crowd, which is made up of many citizens, protests the rule." In this sentence about the crowd of citizens in which the word citizens is plural, the verb, "protests," is singular ending in -s, because the subject of the sentence, "crowd," is singular. There is only one crowd. As sentences become more complex, correct subject-verb agreement becomes more difficult for the writer.
T., Andrea. "Singular vs. Plural Verbs." , https://penandthepad.com/singular-vs-plural-verbs-3213.html. Accessed 23 April 2019.
Andrea T. Rodrigue earned a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of Texas at San Antonio and a Masters in education from Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA. She is a National Board Certified Early Childhood Specialist, a state certified educational technology leader, and a state-certified educational leader.


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St Nicholas' N.S was officially opened in 1963. There are four Mainstream Classrooms, a GP Room, a Learning Support Room and an Autism Unit in the school.
We are really getting stuck into practising for peace proms.The show is in 6 weeks in the Hub Kilkenny.
1st, 2nd,3rd and 4th are starting swimming lessons next week in the Watershed and are really excited.
We really want to know when all the school sports are starting because we are dying to get outside again.
The nurse is coming next Monday for hearing and sight tests.We are all very scared.
Windgap National school children have been invited to submit entries for a logo to be used on windgap.ie .
1. Think of any combination of text, images or colours.
2. Put your ideas on an A4 page.
All entries will be uploaded to the website to be admired by all, and winners to be announced Christmas week.


Ferrari World TV show with Bob Gurr and David Oneal.
Ferrari World is a Ferrari themed amusement park on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. The central park is situated under a 200,000 m2 (2,152,782 sq ft roof making it the largest indoor amusement park in the world.Ferrari World officially opened on 4 November 2010.The theme park is home to Formula Rossa, the world's fastest roller coaster.


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» News » Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) delivers "all-time record" for Services, beats Wall Street expectations in Q3
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) delivers "all-time record" for Services, beats Wall Street expectations in Q3
1. August 2019 Nigel Frith
Tech giant shrugs off iPhone sales slump as Services and Wearables ensure financial beats
$2.18 EPS and $53.8 billion revenue versus $2.10 and $53.4 billion consensus
Shares rise (+4.4%) on Wednesday, highest value since 1 November 2018
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPPL) hailed its "biggest June quarter ever" on Wednesday as strong returns from its services and wearables segments offset a decline in iPhone sales and helped the tech giant to surpass the Wall Street consensus on both earnings and revenue in Q3.
Apple said overall revenues climbed 1% year-over-year to $53.8 billion, which was $390 million ahead of the pre-report forecasts. Earnings per share for the period came in at $2.18, 8 cents up on estimates but 7% lower than the comparable period in 2018.
The Cupertino-based company was pressured by a 12% drop off in iPhone sales ($26 billion) as the trend of customers delaying upgrades to hold onto older models continued. However, a focus on services appears to be paying off as there was double-digit growth for the App Store and Apple Music and a 15% uptick in overall revenue to a record $11.5 billion.
Apple continues to perform well in international markets as 59 per cent of Q3 revenue came from overseas sales. CEO Tim Cook said the impressive showing bodes well for the months ahead. He noted during a conference call: "These results are promising across all our geographic segments, and we're confident about what's ahead. The balance of calendar 2019 will be an exciting period, with major launches on all of our platforms, new services and several new products."
Apple updated its guidance for the final quarter of its fiscal year on Wednesday. It now expects to deliver $61-$64 billion revenue in Q4 and gross margin between 37.5-38.5%. Operating expenses are tipped to top out at $8.8 billion. The board also declared a cash dividend of $0.77 per share in midweek.
Apple shares were set for liftoff on Wednesday on the back of the better-than-expected showing. Shares advanced 4.4% in premarket trading and were primed to open at $218.00, which would be the highest price for nine months and extend the company's rally in 2019 to +37.6%. Apple is now nearing the hallowed $1 trillion valuations once again.
Investors will also be pleased to see services gaining traction amid a slower period for the company's flagship smartphones. CFO Luca Maestri also expects wearables and other accessories to pick up the slack. Apple logged 11% and 8% increases in Mac ($5.8 billion) and iPad ($5 billion) in revenue in Q3.
Maestri said: "Wearables, home and accessories revenue accelerated across all our geographic segments, growing 48% to over $5.5 billion and setting a June quarter record. This growth was fuelled primarily by the strong performance of our wearables business, which was up well over 50% and has become the size of a Fortune 200 company over the last 12 months."
Analysts remain relatively bullish on Apple Stock as there are currently 18 Buy ratings and 15 Hold ratings compared to just 3 bearish Sell ratings. The average stock price target is $213.64.
Dell (NYSE:DELL) shares down on shortage of chips, mixed Q3 report
Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) impresses with analyst topping Q3 report
Digital sales spike helps Nordstrom (NYSE:JWN) to Q3 beats
Target (NYSE:TGT) shares hit record high on Q3 beats


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Jun 28, 2017 Anthony Scaramucci has been working at the Washington-based bank since the middle of June.
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May 11, 2020 That new reallocation required SkyBridge to sell out of investments in two funds that led to a disastrous March: EJF and Hildene, the letter said.
Some attending the conference—not Scaramucci's trademark Jan 17, 2017 · As Anthony Scaramucci prepares for his role in the Trump White House, he's cutting ties with his vast hedge fund business and the lavish Las Vegas conference he runs along with it.
Aug 3, 2017 No going back: Anthony Scaramucci's White House job could cost him That's because the New York hedge fund founder left the White House
At no point has he filled Nov 10, 2018 Anthony Scaramucci's hedge fund Skybridge Capital plans to launch an Opportunity Zone (OZ) fund by the end of the year, according to Aug 3, 2017 No going back: Anthony Scaramucci's White House job could cost him That's because the New York hedge fund founder left the White House May 3, 2016 Steve Inskeep talks to hedge fund manager Anthony Scaramucci of SkyBridge Capital about his willingness to support Donald Trump in spite of Jul 8, 2018 Anthony has been an entrepreneur in the hedge fund industry for 23 years, growing to prominence within the industry through his oversight of Nov 20, 2019 Scaramucci's fund of funds had sued Premium Point Investments on claims that the investment firm inflated the value of its hedge fund assets. May 14, 2019 Hedge Funds Ease Off Scaramucci's SALT White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci had decidedly fewer Masters of The Mar 4, 2019 Anthony Scaramucci is back at SkyBridge Capital, the hedge fund he founded in 2005, he has revealed in an interview with Opto magazine.
Oct 23, 2014 · Anthony Scaramucci, founder and co-managing partner of SkyBridge Capital, recently sat down with me to talk about his vision for hedge funds, the activist investing boom and why he got fired -- and Jan 06, 2021 · Hedge Fund Manager Scaramucci Launches Cryptocurrency Fund | Technology News January 6, 2021 Delia Bitcoin 0 (Reuters) – Anthony Scaramucci's firm SkyBridge Capital is the latest traditional fund manager to launch a bitcoin-focused fund after a surge of interest in cryptocurrencies in 2020. Apr 27, 2020 · Scaramucci, one of the hedge fund industry's best-known executives, said that a number of the firms SkyBridge invests with, including Bayview Liquid Credit Strategies, Metacapital Mortgage Demystifies hedge fund myths, by analyzing the infamous 2 and 20 performance fee and addressing claims that there is an increased risk in investing in hedge funds Explores a variety of financial instruments—including leverage, short selling and hedging—that hedge funds use to reduce risk, enhance returns, and minimize correlation with Apr 24, 2020 · Investors in SkyBridge Capital asked for hundreds of millions of dollars back after the fund suffered a 23% loss in March when investments made by its debt-focused hedge fund managers soured, Anthony Scaramucci wrote in a letter to clients May 01, 2012 · The Little Book of Hedge Funds by Anthony Scaramucci (2012-05-01) on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Little Book of Hedge Funds by Anthony Scaramucci (2012-05-01) Anthony Scaramucci Founder & Managing Partner, SkyBridge Anthony Scaramucci is the Founder and Co-Managing Partner of SkyBridge Capital. He is the author of four books: The Little Book of Hedge Funds, Goodbye Gordon Gekko, Hopping Over the Rabbit Hole (a 2016 Wall Street Journal best seller), and Trump: The Blue-Collar President.


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Freestone Design-Build Wins In Home Remodeler Category And Interior Design 2021
Freestone Design-Build, an independently owned and operated interior design and home remodeling company based in Fort Collins, Colorado, has recently placed in two categories of the 2021 "Best of NoCo" awards, hosted annually by NOCO Style Magazine.
The company won second place in the category of Best Home Remodeler and third place in the category of Best Interior Design. Freestone Design-Build has been nominated and has placed for several years consecutively in these categories.
The annual awards stem from a stringent and lengthy nomination process that begins in September and ends in December, when the votes are tallied and awards given. The nominations are sent in on behalf of businesses across multiple categories, including professional services, retail, restaurants, and many more. The top nominees are then placed on an official ballot that the NOCO Style Magazine readership completes. Freestone Design-Build was nominated by several of their past and current clients, in addition to those in their professional and personal networks.
The company was founded in 1996 by Fort Collins natives and husband/wife team, Scott and Cheri Freestone. Scott is a highly skilled and experienced remodeler, who has more than 30 years of hands-on, demonstrated success in remodeling residential dwellings in Northern Colorado. Cheri is an accomplished interior designer whose role in the company is to serve as the Senior Designer and oversee design and also run the company's Old Town studio at 222 Pine Street. Scott and Cheri employ two of their three children. Son, Logan, works alongside Scott with hands-on production and project management and their daughter, Savannah, is an interior designer, working in the studio with her mother.
During their 25 years in business, Freestone Design-Build has worked on multiple properties within the Northern Colorado region. Known for meticulous detail, work ethic, clear communication, and adherence to strict quality standards, the company has built a solid reputation among clients as well as within the community.
NOCO Style is a legacy, premier publication in Northern Colorado that has been in business more than 40 years. Founded originally by Lydia Dody as Lydia's Style, the company has evolved and also been sold to a new publisher over the years. Now NOCO Style, the magazine continues to grow and expand its readership, including 40K+ in print and more than 120K in digital format. The annual "Best Of" awards are designed to commemorate the achievements of Northern Colorado professionals and businesses and the community as a whole.
From retail to dining to best service personnel to categories such as interior design, the "Best Of" awards showcase the shining stars of Northern Colorado, as selected by readers.
Freestone Design-Build features many of their past projects on their website and also offers design services and retail accessories, select home furnishings, and unique home accents at their Pine Street location.
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Webster Professor Works with Area Sixth-Graders on National Bee Study
Professor Nicole Miller-Struttmann works with sixth grade students on setting up scientific equipment for a national bee study.
SAINT LOUIS - Students at Steger Sixth Grade Center in Rock Hill are helping scientists fill in the gaps in research, with the help of Professor Nicole Miller-Struttmann. Struttmann, who holds the Laurance L. Browning, Jr. endowed chair in the Department of Biology, has been working with area students and teachers, to set up scientific equipment and collect data on how bees behave during a solar eclipse.
The project is part of the "Beeclipse," a national study conducted by several universities during the recent eclipse.
"This isn't an exercise or a class lesson but rather is an opportunity for these students to do real research that could expand our knowledge of insect behavior," Miller-Struttmann said. "Think about how cool will it be for these students to contribute to a published scientific article. What a thing to put on their college application!"
According to Miller-Struttmann, the hypothesis for the study is the bees will increasingly become less active until they stop all activity during the period of "totality," when the sun is completely blocked. Then as the moon's shadow recedes, the sound from bees will gradually increase until it reaches the level measured before the eclipse, or so the scientists believe.
"While previous studies have been conducted involving bees and eclipses, it's so rare to have a full eclipse on an entire continent, there hasn't been much data collected over the years," Miller-Struttmann said. "In this study, we focus on the sounds of bumble bees, since species within the genus are found throughout the continental United States and our algorithms are trained to recognize their flight buzzes. That way, we have consistent data."
In the experiment, the students set up microphones throughout the pollinator garden on the Steger campus and recorded the sounds of bees. The recordings started at 11:17 a.m., about one-half hour before the eclipse, so they could capture sounds of how bees normally fly around in the garden regular daylight. The students recorded the bees as the eclipse passed until 3:47 p.m. About every 30 minutes, the students checked each microphone, stated the time and then read out the current weather conditions, so that there would be more data for the scientists to review.
Miller-Struttmann and all the science teachers at Steger met with the students throughout the day the Friday before the eclipse. They taught the children how set up the poles that would hold the recording devices, how to operate the digital recorders, how to operate a weather station and collect data from it, how to photograph bees so that researchers could identify the types of bees living in the area, and how to properly record data throughout the day and submit it for the national study.
The other universities participating in the study are University of Missouri, Columbia; Colorado College, The University of Utah; and Willamette University. Professors from those institutions will record bumblebees in Columbia, Missouri and in various locations in Wyoming, Idaho and Oregon.
The data and sound files collected will be analyzed over the next several months and then submitted to a scientific peer-reviewed journal.