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"Canada's dopest female MC": Eternia profile (vid) preview for Women's Worlds 2011
July 3, 2011 Greg No comments
Her latest album, "At Last" with producer MoSS, was nominated for a Juno and has made the long-list for the 2011 Polaris Prize. She's performing in Ottawa this coming Thursday July 7th as part of the international Women's Worlds 2011 conference www.womensworlds.ca
See my article from apt613.ca – "Eternia one of many strong voices at Women's Worlds 2011" – below the video I made from the interview (*content warning: discussion of sexual assault*):
Eternia, proclaimed by Exclaim! Magazine as "Canada's dopest female MC," was born in Ottawa and spent the first part of her life here. She later moved to Toronto, and at 15 she says she "started to take [hip hop] more seriously."
Her latest album, "At Last" with producer MoSS, was nominated for a Juno and has made the long-list for the 2011 Polaris Prize. She's performing in Ottawa this coming Thurday as part of the international Women's Worlds 2011 conference.
"I'm really really excited and honoured that they would even consider me a voice for the Women's Worlds conference. It's actually a lot of responsibility, I think about it and I'm like, it's kind of a big deal, especially when I go to the website with all the different programs they have going on."
Women's Worlds 2011 is 'a global convergence to advance women's equality through research, exchange, leadership, and action' that is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. It takes place from July 3-7 and will feature over 1600 women from around the world participating in some 300 presentations and panels. There is also an arts & culture schedule open to the public featuring 25 events and 10 exhibitions (mostly free admission).
Eternia is performing at the Women's Worlds 2011 Farewell Street Party, taking place Thursday July 7th from 5:30-9:00pm at Tabaret Lawn at the University of Ottawa (corner of Laurier and Cumberland).
Greg Macdougall: What was it that got you starting to rap?
Eternia: We listened to Tom Green's group [Organized Rhyme] in the '80s. My brother brought home hip hop when I was like 8 years old, and the rest is history. I just started rapping and never stopped, I just ran with it.
GM: So what keeps you doing it?
E: It just feels like it's a part of me, so it's pretty much as natural as someone getting on a bike or whatever they do everyday… It's a form of expression, it's a form of therapy, I'd say my raps are writing letters to the world. It's also a form of responsibility – as I get older, I'm more responsible with the messages I'm putting out there. It's really a tool; the pen, and the vehicle of hip hop, is a tool for me to disseminate certain information, whatever that may be. I don't have a very specific agenda, other than keeping it as honest as possible, so it's not like I have some sort of political platform or anything like that, but definitely I've found that hip hop's been there throughout the years no matter what I was going through, so I wouldn't really abandon it, you know what I mean, it almost seems like a relationship with a person.
GM: Reminds me of that Erykah Badu song with Common, and the one the Roots did too.
E: 'Love of My Life?' Yeah. It's true, and every once in a while, you want to leave it, it's like the boyfriend where you're like, 'you ain't treating me right' you know, every once in a while you're like 'why?', but then you work it out, you have your fights and then you move on. It's literally like a relationship, and I have spent two-thirds of my life now in a relationship with hip hop, so it's not one of those things that I would ever think about leaving. I mean, could I see myself doing it in a different capacity, for example facilitation or teaching or the non-profit sector? Absolutely. But I don't think it will ever not be a part of me, I don't think I'll ever not be in relationship with hip hop.
GM: Do you see feminism as having an impact in your music, or a part of where you're coming from?
E: There's this quote that Rebecca West said once, something like "I never really quite figured out what feminism really meant, all I know is that I was referred to as a feminist whenever I chose to differentiate myself from a doormat." And it's like a really drastic statement, but it's kind of how I feel. And what I mean by that is, if feminism means that I inherently just represent my voice as a woman, especially in a male-dominated field, then sure I'll take on the word 'feminism' proudly. However, I don't actively seek that, it's just by virtue and by nature of how I'm living my life and what I am doing. So the kind of social change that I advocate specifically in my music, is literally a trust in your own struggle, be honest to your own voice, social change. So coming from the inside out – this isn't something where I find out that something's going on in the world that is unjust, and I want to do something about it, which is also very valid and should be done – this is something where I'm literally excavating the depths of the crap that I have personally seen and experienced with my own eyes, offering that to the world, and then saying 'hey, everyone else has experienced something like this, why don't we get free together?' So if in that regard, that is some sort of feminist thing, then I'll take on that word proudly, it's just it's very organic, it's very innate, it's not strategic.
Greg Macdougall is an educator, writer and activist based in Ottawa, who is covering the Women's Worlds 2011 conference. His writings, videos and more can be found at www.EquitableEducation.ca
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When President Muhammadu Buhari took office, he prioritised rehabilitating Nigeria's ageing refineries with the notion that replacing imported fuels with local production would be an important contribution to solving several pressing problems in the country, including expensive fuel imports. There is plenty of room for the refineries to improve their performance; average capacity utilisation was 20% from 2010 to 2015, according to Dolapo Oni, an analyst for Ecobank.
There is a push to establish new private sector refineries, because of the persisting challenges facing state-run facilities. The Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, a macroeconomic strategy for the country, has identified existing state refineries as candidates for privatisation through to 2020.
Raising domestic capacity and efficiency are therefore major objectives in new projects. A $12m refining, petrochemicals and fertiliser complex now under construction by Dangote Industries in Lekki, east of the Lagos central business district, will have 31% of all refining capacity in Africa and sufficient output to satisfy all of Nigeria's domestic demand.
Current gas supply pipelines cause bottlenecks for the sector, but the network is set for a significant upgrade to its capacity and resilience. An east-west trunk line from the Obiafu/Obrikom Central Processing Facilities in Rivers State. This will be the biggest pipe in the country, with a capacity of 2bn standard cu feet per day (scfd). It will connect to the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System. This pipe will also receive a capacity upgrade, with the double-tracking of its route. The 342-km path through five states passes by many of the main power plants, and will add 1.1bn scfd of capacity.
Dangote and First E&P are planning a pipeline with a capacity of 1.5bn cu feet to the Lekki industrial complex that Dangote Industries is building. The pipe will source gas primarily from First E&P-owned blocks. First E&P will account for one-third of the gas to be sent through the pipe, and Dangote needs 600m-700m scfd for the industrial complex. That means there is an opportunity for gas producers to get gas to market through the pipe, as well as an opportunity to buy gas in Lekki. If all goes well, Dangote and First E&P may install a second 1.5bn-cu-feet pipe along the same route, creating even more opportunities to connect gas with customers.


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Tempo wypowiedzi – potocznie szybkość mówienia, obiekt zainteresowań fonologii suprasegmentalnej. Wyróżnia się trzy tempa wypowiedzi: lento - wolno, moderato - umiarkowanie (właściwie), allegro - szybko. Według badań średnie tempo wypowiadania słów to około 2,5 słowa na sekundę, czyli od 125 do 150 słów na minutę (należy przy tym podkreślić, iż różni się ono w zależności od języka, miejsca zamieszkania i wielu innych czynników).

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Best Apple Watch Deals in July 2019
By Louis Ramirez 2019-07-17T16:55:28Z Apple
The Apple Watch deals this month.
Bargain shopping for a new Apple smartwatch? Luckily, Amazon and Walmart are offering some of the best Apple deals, including the industry's best smartwatch.
Retailers are currently having midyear sales so prices are dropping both the Apple Watch Series 3 and Series 4 devices. Act fast, and you can save anywhere from $50 to $75 for Apple's latest smartwatch, while the older Apple Watch Series 3 has been marked down by $80.
Because it's a year old, the Apple Watch Series 3 tends to see the most deals. As a result, it's the most affordable Apple Watch you can buy. But don't let its lower price fool you. The Apple Watch Series 3 is an excellent smartwatch. It's water resistant, supports watchOS 5, and can be frequently found from $200 (GPS model).
So what does the Apple Watch Series 3 lack? The newer Series 4 has a bigger display, optical heart rate sensor with EKG support, and a faster Apple processor.
Currently, Amazon has the Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS+LTE) on sale for $299. That's $30 off and one of the best Apple Watch deals of the season.
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"... competition, we see now, is destructive. It would be better if everyone would work together as a system, with the aim for everybody to win. What we need is cooperation and transformation to a new style of management."
W. Edwards Deming (1900–1993) was international consultant in management and quality. In 1987, he was awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation by President Ronald Reagan.


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Q: getter setter using different notation I've this simple getter Setter property inside class A .
public integer rs
     {  get{return rs ;}
        set{ rs = 7;}
      }
In anonymous window, when I print using system.debug in this way:
A a1 = new A();
System.debug('Value of Rs' + a1.rs);
It prints null . why ??
why it doesn't recognize values as 7 ?

A: You are not actually setting the value of rs to anything. You would need to call the setter method in order for it to set the value of rs. In your current example you could write code that would say
a1.rs = 10;

And it would then call your setter method and set the true value of rs=7. However if you just want to return a constant get{ return 7;} and you would not need the setter method.

A: The value of rs will be null until something tries to set the value. Setters are only called upon assignment:
   A val = new A();
   a.rs = 42; // The answer to life, the universe, and everything...
   System.assertEquals(7, val.rs, 'Interesting... now we return 7?');

If you want to always return 7, do so in the getter.

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City Council Member Rory I. Lancman (D-Kew Gardens Hills, Pomonok, Electchester, Fresh Meadows, Hillcrest, Jamaica Estates, Briarwood, Parkway Village, Jamaica Hills, Jamaica), Council Speaker Corey Johnson, and 18 Council Members hosted a celebration of Diwali at City Hall last week.
The event featured a lamp lighting ceremony, dance performances, and the presentation of proclamations to distinguished South Asian leaders. Several dignitaries delivered remarks during the program, including Sandeep Chakravorty, the Consul General of India; Puspa R. Bhattarai, the Consul General of Nepal; and Pankaja Munde, Minister of Rural Development & Women & Children Development for the Government of the State of Maharashtra.
Diwali, or Deepavali, has a deep significance to Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists. Each legend of Diwali has the significance of the victory of good over evil; light over darkness; and knowledge over ignorance. During Diwali each year, homes are illuminated with light to celebrate this triumph.
"Diwali is a special time when millions of South Asians all across the world rejoice and fill the world with light and love. I am honored to join the many Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, and Buddhists in our city who celebrate this important holiday," said Lancman.
Queens Borough President Melinda Katz will host her annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony this week.
Queens is home to more veterans than any other borough and currently has more than 55,000 veterans from the nation's Armed Forces. In addition, in tribute to the nation's veterans, the flags of the five U.S. military branches (Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast Guard) will be on display in front of Queens Borough Hall and in the Borough Hall lobby for one week beginning Monday, Nov. 5th.
Also, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, local historian Helen Day – Vice President of the Richmond Hill Historical Society and the Vice President of Friends of Maple Grove Cemetery – will deliver remarks on the tremendous contributions Queens residents made during World War I. The armistice that brought an end to World War I took effect on November 11th, 1918. The United States annually observed November 11th as Armistice Day from 1919 until 1954, when the name of the observance was changed to Veterans Day in remembrance of the sacrifices of all U.S. veterans.
The event is slated for 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Helen Marshall Cultural Center in Queens Borough Hall, at 120-55 Queens Boulevard in Kew Gardens.
This event is free and open to the public. Anyone wishing to attend should RSVP at www.queensbp.org/rsvp or call 718.286.2661.
City Council Member I. Daneek Miller (D-Cambria Heights, Hollis, Jamaica, St. Albans, Queens Village, Springfield Gardens) is pushing for a safer and more secure Downtown Jamaica in the wake of a Halloween shooting last week.
Last Wednesday, a shooting occurred at the intersection Parson Boulevard and Archer Avenue that marred the annual festivities. The incident was just one of a series of violent attacks at the bustling commercial corridor including two prior incidents –one a fatal stabbing– within the last year. According to Miller, routine criminal activity threatens to mar economic development in the area and endanger the public.
The local lawmaker is specifically demanding that the New York Police Department (NYPD) prioritize the public safety and quality-of-life needs of the residents in the area.
"Two shootings and a fatal stabbing in the same location within the span of a year should make it abundantly clear to the New York Police Department that the quality-of-life in Downtown Jamaica has deteriorated and it must take immediate action to reverse this decline. Parsons and Archer serves as the gateway to our vibrant Jamaica community, but the entrenched criminal element plaguing local patrons there both undermines a myriad of recent transportation, housing, and commercial upgrades in the district and jeopardizes our public safety," said Miller.
"I have met on numerous occasions with senior NYPD officials to register these concerns as well as promote a community-based approach that pairs patrol officers with trained crisis management advocates who work with individuals at-risk of offending. I expect them to act promptly before another tragedy occurs," added Miller.
State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr. (D-Howard Beach, Ozone Park, Woodhaven, Glendale, Middle Village, Maspeth and parts of South Ozone Park, Ridgewood, Woodside, The Rockaways) is demanding that the students at P.S. 47 in Broad Channel receive a brand new building.
The school's current structure is a mix of the original building erected in 1935 and another building constructed in 1992. Poor insulation during the harsh winter months is just one of the school's current structural issues which also includes lack of space.
Addabbo intends to be a part of a serious discussion regarding a permanent, more appropriate structure erected for the Pre-K through 8th grade students that attend P.S. 47. The Senator believes having a newer, updated building would be beneficial to the students, faculty and staff of P.S. 47, and hopefully help increase the size of the school, since the school routinely has only one class per grade, which would benefit the Broad Channel community.
Addabbo wants to see the brand-new building house all of the facilities that the current school is lacking.
"P.S. 47 is a hidden gem in Broad Channel, and I want to see the school grow both in terms of space and class size. It is unfortunate to see sixth graders leave P.S. 47 for other middle schools because this school doesn't have the necessary space. I don't believe it's right that P.S. 47 students are deprived of a gymnasium, auditorium, stage and lunchroom, but must use a "multipurpose room" instead. That is unfair to the students and teachers alike. An actual library in the school would be nice too," said Addabbo.
"I want to be involved with the process of getting a new school at this location. The kids deserve it, the teachers deserve it, and the community deserves it," added Addabbo.


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Of Men and Numbers by Jane Muir
The Story of the Great Mathematicians (Dover Books on Mathematics)
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While mathematics itself may be a formidable subject for many, the lives and accomplishments of history's greatest mathematicians — from Pythagoras to Cantor — offer fascinating reading.
In this delightful and informative recounting, for example, we learn how Pascal's life was abruptly changed by a family of fanatical bonesetters, how Descartes was influenced by three dreams, and how the scholarly Swiss Leonhard Euler (whose famous conjecture was finally disproved in 1959, after 177 years) almost ended up in the Russian navy.
Here, too, are Cardano, the gambler who becomes the 16th century's most fashionable doctor; Archimedes, Newton, and Gauss, often considered the three greatest mathematicians of all times; Lobatchevsky, the inventor of non-Euclidean geometry; and the tragic Galois, a founder of modern higher algebra.
In addition to a wealth of interesting and informative anecdotes, presented in a delightfully conversational style, the author offers lucid, accessible explanations of these thinkers' invaluable contributions to the edifice of modern mathematical thought and to man's understanding of himself and his universe.
About Jane Muir
Published February 9, 1996 by Dover Publications. 256 pages
Genres: Biographies & Memoirs, History, Computers & Technology, Science & Math. Non-fiction
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Most of us try to make the best choices about important things in life. However, when it comes to food, we often choose one of the two extremes. One of them is not caring enough about what we consume, confining to a cup of coffee and a pizza from the nearest diner and often ending up frustrated and still hungry.
The other one is caring too much: which means, selecting the best quality products and only eating homemade dishes that seems like quite a plan until our live starts revolving around shopping and cooking.
Is there a way out of this vicious circle, a golden path between these two extremes? Fortunately, there is one! And no, it's not about studying time management. We all know there might be no room for it in many peoples' tight schedules, so Munchery is here to save the day.
Basically, we are a meal delivery service. However, we are different from many other food subscription services, which specialize in a certain kind of food. Unlike them, we have a wide variety of dinner kits for everyone's taste. Whether you're a vegetarian, a pescetarian, a meat-eater or a fast food lover, we surely have something in store for you and your loved ones. By the way, the menu changes daily, so there is no need to order from different restaurants if you want to eat differently.
Well, almost the same way most food subscription services work, only just a little bit better. What you have to do is just to become a member and choose your meals. Although it might be a really tough choice: once you see the menu, you'd surely love to try everything. However, this will not be a problem since you can always change your mind and your preferred delivery time.
What might surprise you is that the food arrives not hot, but chilled. It helps preserve maximum freshness and it helps avoid the situations when you have to heat up your lunch twice (if the shipment arrives when you're not at home or when you're not planning to eat it immediately). You only have to put the meal kit in your microwave or in your oven for a couple of minutes to get it ready.
But Munchery is not only about delivering ready-to-eat dishes.
Unfortunately, you might find out that you live outside of our current membership areas. However, on no account does it mean that you have no chance to try our delicious foods. Even if we do not deliver dinner kits to your place, we will offer you cooking kits with all the necessary ingredients, which will take you only 15 minutes to prepare!
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Some probably think that if the service we provide is really that good, it necessarily has to be expensive. That is absolutely not true. In fact, our prices for ready-to-eat dinners start at under $10. In general, we are sure our prices will surprise you in a good way – especially if you compare them to those of many other food subscription services.


Here's the funny thing about being a foodie … the more you love food, the less you know what foods you really want to eat at any given time. I find the biggest arguments I have with my beloved are truly about what to have for dinner. Sometimes there's just no correct answer. But today (insert thankfulness) there is one.
Now, I'm not saying MY grandmother is the only one who knows what to do by way of fried chicken. But, for a gal that refuses to eat hot foods cold – this is the recipe that breaks all bounds. It took me 20 years to realize that more often than not – simple is truly better. I'm honored to share this one with you. *Please note, there may be some terms that make no sense to you (if you're not Southern or at least from these here parts, but keep at it. It's well worth your time.
12 drumsticks (although, works with any chicken cuts you desire). Nope. Leave the skin on and all in tact.
Heat oil in skillet to medium high.
Place chicken in the largest bowl you've got.
Salt generously – don't worry about shaking it or anything fancy. *If you have more layers (due to constrained bowl size, fret not! Simply salt each layer generously. And yes! It's normal to think you've got too much salt going. Again, DO NOT WORRY!
In another bowl, pour flour. Then add chicken pieces (no more than 6 at a time). Toss to coat thoroughly. Do not, again DO NOT be shy.
Place first batch of chicken into skillet and turn heat up to high (the temperature of the chicken drops the temperature of the oil – thus this is the most important step folks)!
Generously pepper the chicken (while in the skillet).
When the edges of the chicken turn "kindly" or golden brown (about the shade of a toffee candy), flip your chicken.
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I can't wait to try this girl! I'll let you know how it turns out.
Believe it or not, this is very much like my grandmother's fried chicken. I am 3/4 Italian and 1/4 southern. I got the best of both worlds.


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Way back in the '50s and '60s, I was a thorn in the side of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Predator and Rodent Control program—a misnomer if there ever was one.
Their main target was the coyote. The trappers thought they could eliminate the coyote on the "open range"—as they termed the millions of acres of native grasses and other vegetation on "public lands"— as they did the wolf.
In my opinion, not one of those agents thought that wolves and coyotes were about as alike as apples and oranges. The trappers only thought of them all as "predators" and used the same technique on both, as commanded by the cow and sheep growers who thought of public lands as their private grazing pastures.
What started my involvement with the government's killing campaign was an announcement in the local paper about the closing of the Brothers School because a so-called "rabid" coyote was found dead in the school yard. I was pretty new to Central Oregon at that time, having rolled into Bend in 1951. A local naturalist told me the Brothers coyote wasn't rabid, but had died of 1080 poison—another name for sodium fluoroacetate, a weapon of mass destruction left over from WWII. I couldn't believe it. The technique for killing predators was to put out poison stations with 1080-laced horse meat—also lethal to anything else that got into the bait, such as eagles, woodpeckers and small mammals including weasels, mice and other rodents, and just about anything that got into the bait.
Around 1965, while employed with the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry as a staff naturalist, I was asked to be the keynote speaker at the National Audubon Society's annual meeting in Tucson, Ariz. Just before I was to give my talk, Sandy Sprunt, my pal and biologist for Audubon, said, "Hey, Jim — see those two guys in the back of the room... the guys in suits?" I said I did. And he added with a big grin, "They say they're FBI and here to arrest you for destroying government property."
So, I gave it all I had, telling everyone about destroying 1080 poison stations and why. When I was done, I left the podium amidst a standing ovation and headed down the aisle. The two guys headed my way.
Just as we were about to meet, a tiny red-haired lady leaped up between us, presenting a speech of her own on how much she agreed with my stance on so-called "predator control," and how overjoyed she was about the numbers of eagles, hawks, owls, coyotes and other wildlife I'd saved in destroying the poison stations. She finished the dissertation by giving me a huge hug, amid loud clapping from the audience.
The two guys stopped in their tracks, turned around and walked out of the building and were never seen again. The little old, red-haired, life-saving bundle of energy was none other than Mary Hazel Harris, head of the Defenders of Wildlife.
In the years to follow she and I kept up communication. She sent me to another PARC boondoggle being held at the Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge in eastern Oregon, where the trappers were denning, trapping, running over, and shooting coyotes from a Super Cub aircraft, ostensibly as a means of protecting pronghorn offspring.
Harris insisted that every coyote killed by the feds must be given to me to have its stomach examined for evidence that coyotes were preying on antelope kids. I thought it would be prudent to have someone else with me to give another voice to the results, and asked a reproductive biologist from Reed College to join me.
We didn't find one piece of pronghorn kid in any coyote's stomach—but we did find plenty of rodents that competed with pronghorn for food — oh, and one sage grouse. We also discovered that the only place suitable for antelope kids to graze after being weaned was a part of the refuge that was burned a few years back. The rest of the refuge was overrun with overgrazed sagebrush and grass habitat.
But the most interesting development from that event involved the fellow at the table next to us, looking at female coyote reproductive tracts. He had a theory that in the past 100 years coyotes have changed their lifestyle. Instead of having territories like wolves, they've become foot-loose-and-fancy-free polygamists.
As it turned out he was correct. Coyotes today no longer live in groups and family units; they are wanderers with one male running with up to three or four females. Instead of each female producing three of four puppies, they give birth to five or six. This means the coyote population is increasing — not declining as planned by the PARC trappers — and as such, have left their ancestral range and spread all over North and South America. It makes perfect sense as to why there are now coyotes from Maine to Los Angeles.
In the Northeast, there's now apparently a cross between a wolf/dog/coyote that's wise to man's attempts to kill them, which means, "It doesn't pay to fool around with Mother Nature..." or, put another way, "You ain't seen nothin' yet!"


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SAN DIEGO, February 13, 2018 – City of San Diego City Council officially approved the establishment of an Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone within the City of San Diego today. Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone is a California bill passed in 2013 which aims to increase land access for urban agriculture through the use of vacant, privately-owned land. Landowners with vacant parcels under 3 acres will be eligible to receive a property tax incentive if leasing with a farmer or a community garden organization for a minimum of 5 years. City of San Diego follows several cities which adopted the Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone bill in California including Sacramento, San Franciso, and Los Angeles. There are over 2000 parcels in City of San Diego which qualify under this bill.
Advocacy for Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone for City of San Diego was a team effort and emerged from the community. The policy was initially brought forward by Kim Heinle and Amy Zink of Bayside Community Center along with community members who wanted to expand their successful Linda Vista community garden. Councilmember Scott Sherman championed the policy within the City of San Diego and Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone was initially approved by City Council back in February 2016. However, due to the process of creating a tax framework with the County of San Diego, the policy implementation was delayed. The ordinance was revised and brought forward again to City Council last month for first reading.
The San Diego Food System Alliance co-sponsored AB465 (TING), the 10 year extension of Urban Agriculture Incentive Zones last year, in partnership with SPUR, PANNA, and Sacramento Urban Ag Alliance. "We did this in anticipation that our local jurisdictions will support urban agriculture in our communities. We are excited to see more food being grown across San Diego," says Brown.
In the near future, City of San Diego City Council will be examining Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone in detail to consider bringing forward an amendment to exclude usage for marijuana production purposes. San Diego Food System Alliance and members will be working with the City of San Diego on the successful implementation of this program.


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Q: How does switch statement work? How are statements that come before any case labelled statement in a switch-case block treated.
Please explain the behavior of the following programs
prog1:
#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
  switch(1)
  {
    int i=0;
    case 1:printf("%d",i);
  }
getchar();
return 0;
}

Output: garbage value.
prog2:
#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
  switch(1)
  {
    printf("Inside Switch");
    case 1:printf("Case 1\n");
  }
  printf("Outside Switch");
  getchar();
  return 0;
}

Output:
Case 1
Outside Switch.
The statements before a case labelled statement seem unreachable according to program 2 but then why don't i get an error for an undeclared variable i in the first program (only a warning).
Would be really helpful if someone could explain in detail that how the switch statement is treated internally.

A: This is best explained by quotations from the c standard.
I am quoting the relevant parts from the standard which apply to your question here.
6.8.4.2 The switch statement
Para 4:

A switch statement causes control to jump to, into, or past the statement that is the
  switch body, depending on the value of a controlling expression, and on the presence of a
  default label and the values of any case labels on or in the switch body......

Para 2:

If a switch statement has an associated case or default label within the scope of an
  identifier with a variably modified type, the entire switch statement shall be within the
  scope of that identifier.154)

FootNote:

154) That is, the declaration either precedes the switch statement, or it follows the last case or default label associated with the switch that is in the block containing the declaration.

Para 7:
EXAMPLE In the artificial program fragment
switch (expr)
{
    int i = 4;
    f(i);
    case 0:
       i = 17;
       /* falls through into default code */
    default:
       printf("%d\n", i);
}

the object whose identifier is i exists with automatic storage duration (within the block) but is never initialized, and thus if the controlling expression has a nonzero value, the call to the printf function will access an indeterminate value. Similarly, the call to the function f cannot be reached.

The above mentioned applies to both of the code examples in the Question.
Example 1, i has an Indeterminate value since it was never initialized & hence prints garbage, While in
Example 2, printf call is not reached because the control jumps to the matching case label.

A: Basically, a switch acts like a goto to the appropriate label -- intervening statements aren't executed. Variable definitions (which actually happen at compile time) do happen, but if they contain initialization, that's skipped too.

A: Never write statements in switch which are not part of any case or default because they won't be executed.
NOTE: declaration can be written there but not statement (int i; is declaration but int i = 10; is declaration + assignment = statement so assignment will not be perform there..!)
switch(a)
{
printf("This will never print"); // this will never executed
case 1:
        printf(" 1");
break;

default :
break;
}


Spokesman of Foreign Ministry Bahram Qasemi expressed Iran's condolences over the tragic incident in which a ferry keeled over in Iraq and about 100 people died.
The ferry was transporting people from a bank of the Tigris River to a small tourist island, called Umm al-Rabeein, on Thursday, IRNA reported.
The ferry reportedly sunk near Mosul. It claimed the lives of 71 passengers.
Iraqi Prime Minster Adil Abdul-Mahdi has ordered an inquiry on Thursday into the incident and said justice should be served.
He has also declared three days of public mourning.