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The Work of Love and the Love of Work: Resilience-Based Organizing as a Path Forward
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We are hard upon the seas of transition, constantly bombarded with waves of terror churned up by apocalyptic narratives of economic collapse and climate catastrophism. It often seems that the only thing we can wrap our heads around is a fear of the worst. And while it is all true – the dominant economy is collapsing (as it must) and Mother Earth will continue to change in all the ways needed to rid herself of the very economy that pesters her – fear of the worst isn't enough to turn things around.
Why so much catastrophism?
Why is it, as Tom Goldtooth of the Indigenous Environmental Network has said, "So much easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism?" The fear of the worst, it turns out, constantly reinforces a powerful, unstated lie burrowed deep in our consciousness – even among progressives: that There Is No Alternative. As it turns out, there are many and they are here, now, weaving a better way forward for us all. These are not simply a laundry list of "projects" occupying the fringes of the economy that we can point at to feel less bad about the severity of the transition upon us. They are true exemplars of an actual remaking of economy that's contesting and upending concentration of power – and creating an economy that decentralizes, democratizes and diversifies power while reducing and redistributing resources. And one doesn't have to look far to find them.
Pointing to a distant ridge in Black Mesa, on the Navajo Reservation, Roberto Nutlouis, an organizer with Black Mesa Water Coalition says, "That used to be an agricultural field, but without our traditional ways, there is a real problem of soil and cultural erosion." Roberto leads Black Mesa Water Coalition's work in building a new, green economy based on the traditional lifeways of the Navajo people. Despite forced assimilation, an economic stranglehold by Peabody Coal and over 40 years of federal policy barring their traditional pastoral ways, there is a growing movement to assert their traditions as the new economy. "We are a keystone species of this ecosystem," insists Roberto, with soft-spoken certainty. "Our ancestors practiced dry-land farming and depended only on the precipitation during the winter and the monsoon season. Our traditional ecological knowledge is about where we strategically place our fields to slow down the water and increase the nutrients in the soil," he explains. "That method requires a lot of people to participate, so that strengthened the family and kinship systems and reinforced the social structures."
"Then, with the introduction of boarding schools, kids were taken away from home for years and that would breakdown our families. And then the wage economy would breakdown our traditional economy. Then the fields stopped being used, but when you remove the indigenous people from the land, the land suffers. The water came through, but nobody was there to manage and slow it down, and the land eroded and eroded. The erosion problem has gotten so severe that invasive species are coming in, such as Russian Olives and tumbleweeds. So in the area that gets very little rain, these invasives out-complete native plants. This is parallel with the cultural erosion, many of our people have taken on more and more of the American way of life."
For Roberto, healing the land by strengthening traditional lifeways is the only path for real economic development. Bringing together young people with the wisdom of their elders, BMWC is reasserting the traditional food system to increase health and economic benefits in the community – returning their labor to the land to restore it.
As indigenous people, the Navajo have co-evolved with the land. For them, when they talk about economy and sustainability, they are talking about time-tested knowledge that allows them to restore the land while they cultivate it to feed their people. Their approach has been to engage local youth, elders, farmers and ranchers directly to find a way through the maze of federal land-use policy. "Nobody is going to do it for us, we know that now. Any change that comes is going to come from the people. We have to become self-reliant. This is our vision of green economy."
The struggle of the Black Mesa Water Coalition and their visionary path out of economic depression and towards a local, living, loving economy illustrates how ecological restoration and community resilience are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. Their work is truly inspiring.
And however inspiring one example can be, it is nowhere near enough. Luckily, there are too many to mention. There are the milk farmers in Maine asserting their democratic right (in many places through hand vote in their town halls) to directly sell raw milk in their communities, despite state and federal laws prioritizing corporate agriculture over community needs. There are the organizers in the West and East sides of the San Francisco Bay Area taking over vacant foreclosed homes and underutilized lands to meet the real needs of real people through food and housing, asserting the inextricable relationship between healthy communities and healthy ecosystems – all the while finding new and creative ways to expose the banks, contest the titles and create new commons. And there is the inspiring, "Disaster Collectivism," as writer, activist Naomi Klein calls it, of Occupy Sandy and Communities Against Anti-Asian Violence in NY, boldly going where FEMA and the Red Cross – and even the NYPD – refused to go – into the most vulnerable communities, providing direct, real relief contextualized by a politic that asserts that Sandy was not a natural disaster, but the reasonably predictable consequence of an economy based entirely on exploitation of the natural world, beginning with humans. As Helena Wong of CAAAV, a grassroots organization in Chinatown and throughout NYC, told us, "We were providing relief services that nobody was doing. At the same time that the police were telling us we had to leave, at the police station they had flyers up directing people to us."
What all these inspiring stories of direct action resilience all have in common is a shared recipe for change – one that draws deeply from our diverse ancestral and experiential wisdom of how to live well together (buen vivir) and combines it with the strategies needed to upend the power-structure of the dominant political-economy and usher in the next economy based on a new, single bottom line: balanced, life-affirming relationships in the places we call home.
Recipe for Resilience
This recipe for resilience combines the right ingredients – in a new way – to cook up effective change. In traditional campaign-based organizing, communities identify a problem/issue and then target a political figure with decision-making power to change rules or implement regulations in order to alleviate that problem. This is still absolutely valuable and needed work – the work of winning the incremental changes that improve conditions. However, a different strategic approach (new for many today) is emerging among organizers across the country and the world. Resilience-Based Organizing (RBO) is emerging among communities that are steeped in an ecological consciousness and who recognize that a way to make transformative social change requires that we organizes communities into a collective effort to meet the need at hand through direct democratic decision-making and physical implementation by those who are being impacted by the problem. These actions are taken with the knowledge, and, ideally, the intention, of butting up against legal or political barriers that force the questions of whether we have the right to self-govern and take right action in our own interests. The approach is to lead with the vision; live that vision; and live it in a way that reorients power to be more local and democratic; rather than simply trying to win concessions from corporations, or the structures of government that serve them.
The concessions that are often obtained through traditional campaign-based organizing are tempting – and at times needed just to get by; especially when we are all so hungry for change. But concessions are like fast food: convenient, even tasty sometimes; but in the end, leaves you unhealthy and, more often than not, unsatisfied. And while it is much harder to grow, harvest, cook and share our own food, in the end we all know how much better it really is. It is power. Just like healthy food, resilient communities are not meted out on a tray, served up hot, anonymous and uniform. Resilient communities can weather the inevitable changes set in motion by a death-dependent economy, built entirely on exploitation. They are grounded in reflective, responsive and deeply reverential relationships.
There are three core ingredients that make Resilience-Based Organizing effective:
Building a Transformative Narrative: People will not go someplace we have not first traveled to in our minds. "Here at the Center for Story-based Strategy we always remind organizers of that," asserted Christine Cordero, of CSS. And so we must first craft together and paint for others an irresistible vision of the future. A vision that is not built on a fear of the worst, but of knowing that everything can be better. A vision that recognizes that social inequity is a form of ecological imbalance, and the solution to millions just "getting by," is not in "getting ahead," but in "getting together." What has anchored so much transformative organizing is a willingness to articulate a bold vision worth working for.
Restoring our labor: What the hands do, the heart learns. While there is no way forward without vision, vision is not enough. We must apply our own labor to build that vision now, regardless of how "un-realistic" or "impractical" we are told it is. If we put our work only into opposing what we don't want, we build not love for our vision, but only longing. The first rule of ecological restoration is the restoration of our own labor. Human labor is the precious natural resource, concentrated, controlled and exploited, that has been wielded like a chainsaw against the rest of the natural world. Because of this, we must take it back from the chains of the market and restore it to the web of life. This should be the basis of our organizing at every scale, from the school to the workplace; from grassroots organizing to trans-local movement building. Through models of Transformative Justice, for example, in which people self-organize to directly address harm in their community without relying on policing and prisons, organizations such as Creative Interventions based in Oakland, Ca are working with victims of violence to create their own solutions.
Contesting for Power: If it's the right thing to do, we have every right to do it. Ultimately, the struggle at the heart of Resilience-Based Organizing is one of democracy. In order to remake the very shape of governance, from one that centers power in the illegitimate authority of corporations, military states and global financial elites to one that centers power in the hands of the people, we must organize in our communities to take the visionary right action that directly asserts our right to self-govern. If it is the right thing to do, we have every right to do it. This is how we expose and depose the corporate oligarchy that is the barrier to the collective liberation or our communities and ecosystems.
And that is just what the community of Black Mesa is doing. In addition to restoring ancestral agricultural fields, BMWC is strengthening another pillar of their traditional lifeways: sheep herding and the wool economy, creating new infrastructure to support families in getting more value for their wool by eliminating middle-men and sharing resources including sheering, cleaning and hosting wool-buys on the reservation. But what makes these effort so unique and powerful is that this is happening despite the fact that since 1966, these activities – in fact almost all economic activity from keeping livestock to repairing houses – has been banned from an area of the reservation larger than the state of Delaware that covers most of the Black Mesa. A land dispute between the Hopi and Navajo in the mid-sixties that many assert is the result of Peabody Coal's interest in mining concessions resulted in a federal executive order, known as the "The Bennett Freeze," in which no development activity could happen in the freeze zone while the dispute continued. Thousands of Navajo had their livestock permits and grazing permits revoked and were never re-issued, despite the repeal of the freeze in only 2009. To this day, almost no resources have gone to address the four decades of what amounted to economic sanctions by the US – concentrating power in the extractive economy.
Despite the 'lack of papers,' Navajo have continued to maintain their traditional wool economy, which has suffered from rampant skimming by middlemen and hustling by buyers. For many Navajo, after driving their wool hours off the reservation to sell it, they are unable to recover even the gas money. Yet, instead of seeking conventional "job growth" as the solution to their dilemma, the Navajo are seeking restoration of the land and culture through cooperative activity that cuts out the middlemen and engages youth and elders alike while actively asserting their positive right to maintain their lifeways despite the law.
All of this cultural and ecological restoration requires a strategy to break the stranglehold of Peabody Energy and the Navajo Generating Station on the economy and their land. After leading the fight that led to the closure of the Black Mesa Mine and the Mojave Generating Station, BMWC is setting it's sights on an even more ambitious and visionary project. "We have to figure out how to not just shut things down, but build what is appropriate for our communities' health and stability," says Wahleah Johns, referring to the their campaign to transition the Navajo Generating Station from a coal fired power-plant fueled by the Kayenta mine, to a solar powered plant fueled by Black Mesa Solar; which would be a community owned and controlled solar facility using reclaimed mine lands. "These lands can never be restored for growing food or grazing sheep, so we should use them for the next best thing, clean energy owned by our community." The Navajo Generating Station, in addition to providing electricity to Los Angeles, Nevada, and parts of Arizona, also pushes water up over the mesa from the Colorado River to the desert cities of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tuscon. This vision of a transition from coal to solar that can be owned by the Navajo people is part and parcel of making the great transition to a community-controlled economy based on deep held ancestral wisdom. "Our stories and traditions tell us that we should not be digging up the coal, which is the liver of the Black Mesa; or polluting our sacred waters. But we have been forced to ignore this wisdom and that is why our people are suffering from poverty, poor health and the climate is changing," says Wahleah.
What is particularly powerful and unique about all of the communities mentioned here is that, while grounded in lessons from past movements, there is a central commitment to principles of ecology – that we must organize our economic activity towards ecological restoration, beginning with our relationships.
Occupy the Farm (OTF), which Movement Generation has been a part of, was born out of Occupy Oakland & the Food Justice movement and inspired by the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Sem Terra (the MST, or Landless Workers Movement of Brazil), and is a another example of Resilience-Based Organizing in a urban context. On Earth Day 2012, OTF took control of a gated 7-acre piece of public land administered by the University of California-Berkeley (UC) in the city of Albany. The land, known as the Gill Tract, is some of the last, best prime farmland in the urbanized East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. Edward Gill sold the original 104 acres of agricultural land to the University of California, a land-grant institution established for the study and practice of agriculture, in 1928. "Since 1928, the UC has chopped up and developed on the vast majority of the agriculture land, leaving only a little over a dozen acres today with half of it intended for immediate commercial development, including a chain grocery store," explains Effie Rawlings, an organizer with OTF. Over the last couple of decades, the 7 acres of remaining prime ag land has mostly been used for plant genetics research. The research, like most of what is now happening in our public universities, primarily serves corporate interests, from Big-Pharma to Big-Oil. The three-week continuous direct action farming of the Gill Tract was family friendly and publicly accessible. It was followed by repeated direct action harvests along with local organizing in Albany and the greater East Bay, alliance building and campaigning at the city council and University levels. All of this was undertaken to demand the permanent protection of the remaining Gill Tract for the practice and promotion of sustainable urban agro-ecology needed to support the food sovereignty of the greater East Bay. Occupy the Farm uses dignified work as direct action to asserts the peoples' right to redefine the food system to meet our needs (food sovereignty). "We rejected arbitrary political borders (the City of Albany and the University of California) and instead embraced flexible, permeable, social and ecological boundaries by insisting that The Farm serve the needs of the greater Bay Area and be governed as a commons rather than through either the City of Albany or the UC," asserts Rawlings. While there has been over 15 years of efforts to open up the Gill Tract for public access and, more recently, a couple of years of opposition to the commercial development there, Occupy the Farm represents a fundamental turning point. By combining direct action, resilience and dignified work, the movement was able to realize a vision, forcing the University into a double bind.
We were fully aware that we would be challenged by the UC on the legality of our actions, and we were prepared to do so in order to publicly spark the debate around the proper use and tenure of this precious resource. Using simple, positive messaging such as, "Farmland is for Farming," and "If it is the right thing to do, we have every right to do it," and by having all our efforts be radically inclusive of people from all walks of life (including encouraging opposing views at the community meetings), our activities were unimpeachable," explained OTF activist and Movement Generation Collective Member, Gopal Dayaneni. "When asked by people from other parts of the US and the world how they can support our efforts, we begin with, "Take more land. Decentralize and diversify, it is our best defense."
Occupy the Farm is also part of an evolution of Occupy, moving away from occupying public parks and setting up temporary settlements, and moving towards "occupying at scale," to directly and democratically meet our needs. From actions that turn abandoned buildings into libraries, turn public schools slated for closure into peoples' schools to converting vacant lots and empty houses into community gardens and peoples' housing.
There are past movements that have paved the way for this approach, such as the Black Panther Party. Although the legacy of the Panthers is usually associated with it's militant street patrolling, (which was itself a form of resilience based organizing for a community under constant, direct attack by the police state) the Panthers also had at least 65 other community programs designed for the Black community and it's allies to meet their needs at a time when Black people were under attack by every arm of the government. These included teen and senior support programs, health clinics and medical research committees, community schools including a GED program, free transportation and support for families of incarcerated people, counseling services, free clothing, dental and furniture programs, and of course the well known free breakfast program for school children. The Black Panthers protected their community with arms despite it being illegal because it was the right thing to do. They built the infrastructure to provide their own services, and did it all in a very public way, thus shining the light on this radical and honorable way of reclaiming power and building resiliency.
Internationally, we look to mass-based movements such as the MST of Brazil and the international network La Via Campesina, among many others. The MST, over the past 30+ years has built 30,000 communities of landless workers/peasants totaling 2 million people living on land that was taken through direct action. Using a model of occupying underutilized land of the wealthy large landholders, and immediately making them more productive by working the land, the MST then uses their productivity to contest for the title to land using land-reform laws in Brazil. Take back, make productive, contest the title. More than just driving land reform, the MST communities are organized from the family level on up in communities that work collectively. The land reform is not the conversion of land from a few large landowners to many small landowners, but from a few large land owners into many collectively organized landed communities.
Of course, there are always challenges, complexities and contradictions to navigate, but the vision of directly meeting needs through collective actions begins to liberate our labor from the chains of the market and restore our labor to the web of life. This is at the heart of ecological restoration and community resilience in the face of ecological disruption and economic collapse.
We see these examples as prototypes of Resilience-Based Organizing and as a strong point of departure for building out an organizing approach that can be shared and adapted for today's political moment, and that can meet the needs of our communities today.
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Skin essentials, Kiehl's Daily Reviving and Midnight Recovery Concentrate? Some friends of mine could look at this and have a good laugh thinking what is she really writing. Is she out of her mind? Well, over the last one year, I have had to develop a very important habit i.e. taking care of myself, and boy, it does need some dedication. I would hardly wear anything on my face until I'd realize it's winter and my skin is going for a toss. Taking care of your skin is a great deal. I'd see my mother everyday follow a certain routine, cleaning her face, toning and moisturizing. When going out in the day, the moisturizer was followed by sunscreen. I'd rather not describe going to dinners and parties. It's a long never-ending list.
For me to begin, a bigger task was 'will I ever, EVER keep all those products and follow a routine?' I was a clear no obviously because me trying this over a week or so pretty much frustrated me enough. Then about mid last year, I found out about Kiehl's Daily reviving and Midnight Recovery Concentrate. Read a lot of reviews, spoke to the staff at Kiehl's whether it'll suit my skin or not, and took good enough time before I bought the bottles. Kiehl's has a collection of serums but these felt more relevant for my use. There were still a few things I was worried about.
I tried Kiehl's Daily reviving and Midnight Recovery Concentrate samples and realized these are oil serums.
Because I sweat a lot, and I have a super oily T-zone, I'd wonder that probably using these oils would give me acne or pimples which more or less I don't have.
They are super expensive for a skin-care routine beginner to try on.
The bottle comes with a dropper. On your hand, put 2-3 drops, and pat it on your face.
Keep patting or massage upwards avoiding the immediate eye area.
Whoever said the serums were magical, THEY DEFINITELY ARE! I was so happy the way they worked. My skin felt less dryer and much softer. The whole skin-will-turn-oily problem, well no, that never happened. With the night serum, it was just applying the serum on my face. The day serum could be used in different ways. Some days, after shower, I would just pat it on my cleaned up face followed with sunscreen or when applying foundation, just add a couple drops on a makeup perfector and then dab it. The face illuminates looking much refreshed even after a tiring day. I have sensitive skin, but honestly no matter what your skin type is, I personally think it'll still work great. Besides, Kiehl's Daily Reviving and Midnight Recovery Concentrate, they serve the purpose as well. I don't have to layer up my face product after product and of course, they are travel friendly which is another win!
Earlier the bottle were only available in a 30 ml packaging but now these are also available in a much affordable 15 ml packaging, which retails for Rs. 2100 each.
I strongly recommend these serums. If you really want to give them a try get a sample size first from a store near you.
The 15 ml variant easily lasts for about 2.5 to 3 months, can also be more depending on how you use. (Mine lasts for a 5-6 months, with three drops each everyday).
Stay hydrated. Our skin to remain healthy and supple needs a lot of water.
Always clean your face well with micellar water, cleansing face wash or cream cleanser and only then apply these serums.
Have you used the Kiehl's Daily Reviving and Midnight Recovery Concentrate too? If yes, tell us about your experiences in the comment section below. Those who haven't, well now you know, it does work!


Hanaa and Abe are one of my 2018 couples and I had so much fun getting to know them at their Engagement session last week! They met when they were about 8 years old and their families have been in each other's lives ever since, and I could definitely see how perfect they are together!
We started off our session at U of T, just outside of the stunning University College building. U of T has some of the most beautiful architecture I have ever seen! We then headed to Cherry Beach, and some of these shots are my new favourites! There was a crazy wind, but Hanaa and Abe totally rocked it and made walking on the beach look amazing. We finished off with a few shots at Polson Pier, which is one of my all time favourite locations! Check out some of my favourites below!


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    protected virtual void OnCollisionEnter(Collision collision)
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        {
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    protected virtual void TileContactEvent(ObjectInteraction obj, Vector3 position)
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        if (obj.GetComponent<Rigidbody>() != null)
        {
            if (obj.GetComponent<Rigidbody>().useGravity == false)
            {//Object has probably spawned at this point.
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Once you have arrived in Athens you will realize how much of a role music plays in Greeks' daily life. Music is everywhere: in the streets, cafes, taverns, restaurants, museums, art galleries, libraries, churches, public parks, and of course, in the bars, nightclubs and in the concert halls and the opera houses of Attica.
The Greek capital offers a sheer number and variety of musical events throughout the whole year. However, the best season for classical music and opera lovers is the autumn/winter one.
Although most people usually don't associate Greece with classical music, the field in which Greece has made the most important international contribution is classical music and opera. Everybody, whether passionate of opera or just curious, knows Maria Callas, the legendary soprano of the 20th century but very few actually know that the founder of the Vienna Musikverein in its present form, was a Greek of diaspora, Nikolaus Dumba, whose Johann Strauss extolled the legendary role in music and the arts and in the 'expansion and embellishment' of the city of Vienna by dedicating the choral waltz Neu Vien to him.
The Greek capital symphony orchestras have a rich repertoire ranging from baroque to contemporary compositions. The State Athens Orchestra, the Radio Television Symphony Orchestra, the National Opera Orchestra, the Athens Municipal Symphony Orchestra and the universally renowned Armonia Atenea give regularly concerts and participate in opera performances.
Opt for a concert at one of the four auditoriums of the famous Athens Megaron, where distinguished artists and orchestras from Greece and all over the world perform classical music's best-loved works and experimental compositions as well.
Enjoy a special evening with some of the finest soloists in the auditorium of the Onassis Foundation Cultural Center, an excellent sample of contemporary architecture hosting also events and actions across the whole spectrum of the arts from theatre, dance, music, cinema and the visual arts to digital and hybrid art and the written word.
Opera fans you are really well served: Attica features three opera houses, two in Athens and one in Piraeus: the Athens Megaron Alexandra Trianti outstanding auditorium hosting international opera productions, the Stavros Niarchos opera hall and the beautiful 19th century Piraeus Municipal Theatre with an overall seating capacity of 1,300 and a stage considered as one of the very few remaining examples of baroque art throughout Europe.
The Stavros Niarchos opera hall (28,000 m2) hosting since 2017 the Greek National Opera and its high-calibre artistic program, is the new opera heart of the capital. It is located in Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) a multifunctional arts, education and entertainment complex designed by Renzo Piano on the edge of Faliro Bay.
Furthermore, the SNFCC Alternative Stage (400 seats) is for the Greek National Opera a hub of research and creativity in the field of education, community and contemporary artistic creation, with special emphasis in all forms of the musical theatre.
Live the unique experience of a musical event in one of the Athens Museums such as the Acropolis Museum, the National Archaeological Museums, the Theocharakis Foundation and the internal courtyard of the New Benaki Museum, or in a historical library such as the Genadeios Library, as well as in the Athens Megaron Music Library Lillian Voudouri.
Visit St. Paul's Anglican Church, a listed monument of the capital. Its excellent acoustics and the beautiful tones of its organ provide the ideal combination for concerts and musical events. Recitals of early music are also held in the autumn/winter season. These are complemented by a 'sing-along' of Handel's Messiah at the approach of Christmas, where everybody can add their voice and rejoice.
Athens welcomes classical music lovers and invites them in a long happy journey full of interesting moments.


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What A Lake Mead Water Level Drop Means For Phoenix
By Steve Goldstein
Published: Wednesday, July 9, 2014 - 4:11pm
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This week it was announced that Lake Mead — a major source of Colorado River water — will drop to levels not seen since the resesrvoir was filled in the 1930s.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's regional director says water obligations will be met at least through next year to cities like Phoenix, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
But what about after that?
We spoke to Dave White, director of Arizona State's Decision Center for a Desert City.
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Q: Checking for Duplicates, using mysqli_num_row Error I am building an Inventory page for a project and I am trying to check, when I attempt to insert a new item if its already in the database. I am running into a problem with the mysqli_num_rows function in such a way that it asks for a parameter. I'm pretty sure my query beforehand is working so I dont understand why its doing this. Is it because the query returns 0 rows? Below is the code.
Also I am using an include for the mysqli_connect so its not in the code below.
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if(isset($_POST["product_name"])){
$product_name = mysqli_real_escape_string($link,$_POST["product_name"]);
$price = mysqli_real_escape_string($link,$_POST["price"]);
$category = mysqli_real_escape_string($link,$_POST["category"]);
$subcategory = mysqli_real_escape_string($link,$_POST["subcategory"]);
$details = mysqli_real_escape_string($link,$_POST["details"]);

$sql = mysqli_query($link,"SELECT id FROM products WHERE product_name = '$product_name'");

if(mysql_num_rows($sql) > 0){
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}

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VALUES('$product_name','$price','$details','$category',
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$pid = mysqli_insert_id();
$newname = $pid.jpg;
move_uploaded_file($_FILES['fileField']['tmp_name'],"../Images/$newname");
}

?>

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Tago hits 1,000 career points in UH's 75-58 win over Cal Poly on Senior Night
Seniors Julissa Tago, Savannah Reier, and Courtney Middap, were honored following Saturday's win over UC Davis for Senior Night.(Hawaii Athletics)
By Kainoa Carlson
Updated: Mar. 9, 2020 at 12:33 AM HST
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The University of Hawaii put an end to its four-game losing streak with an emphatic 75-58 win Saturday evening against Cal Poly at the Stan Sheriff Center.
With the victory, the Rainbow Wahine (15-14, 9-7) secured a single-bye in the Big West Conference tournament with the win by finishing at No. 4 in the conference standings.
The Mustangs (9-18, 6-10) will join the 'Bows in the conference tournament as they'll be the No. 8 seed.
"We needed the win tonight," said head coach Laura Beeman.
"We needed it to help our seeding in the tournament, we need that feeling of a win, and we need to send our seniors out on a good note. We accomplished all of those things tonight."
As she has done all season senior guard Julissa Tago shouldered the scoring load, becoming the 22nd player in program history to score 1,000 career points.
She's the first to eclipse 1,000 points at UH since Sarah Toeaina accomplished the feat in during the 2017-18 campaign.
Tago led all scorers on the night with 19 points, notching her fourth straight game of scoring double-digit points.
She added a career-high nine rebounds while shooting 50 percent from the floor, as well as from three-point territory. Junior forward Amy Atwell came off the bench, scoring 14 points in 16 minutes, hitting 5-of-6 from the floor, and 4-of-5 from long distance.
Following the game, five members of the program were recognized with senior night festivities. Aside from Tago, Middap, and Savannah Reier being honored, so were graduate assistants Daniel Romero Jr. and Jason Hill.
All five were surrounded by family and friends while being acknowledged for all their contributions to the program.
UH will now prepare for the tournament and will play in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, Mar. 11 at Walter Pyramid on the campus of Long Beach State University, tipoff is slated for approximately 5:30 p.m. HT.
The 'Bows will face off against three possible opponents, Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton, or CSUN.
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Mumbai, Nov 10 (IANS) In a big relief to rail commuters in Mumbai, the Railways will throw open phase I of the 12.4-km Nerul-Belapur-Seawoods-Kharkopar suburban railway line on Sunday.
The work on the remaining 14.3-km stretch from Kharkopar to Uran is under progress and is likely to be completed by 2020, an official said.
The new line between Nerul-Belapur-Kharkopar will augment the Harbour rail network that will allow expansion of suburban local trains till Raigad district.
The official said that the new Nerul-Belapur-Seawoods-Kharkopar line would be inaugurated by Railway Minister Piyush Goyal and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday.
The new line will allow commuters coming from both Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and Panvel to go up to Kharkopar, he added.
The entire 26.7-km Nerul-Belapur-Seawoods-Uran suburban line, once completed, will benefit the people of Navi Mumbai by providing direct access between Uran town, Jawaharlal Nehru Port and the newly developed area of Mumbai Metropolitan region as well as Greater Mumbai.
"This will connect newly rising suburbs of Ulwe, near which the Navi Mumbai airport is under construction," the official said.
A total of four bridges, five road overbridges, 15 road underbridges and one track underbridge will be developed between the Nerul-Kharkopar section.
The official said a total of 40 train services (20 Up and 20 Down) are planned to run on the Nerul-Belapur-Seawoods-Kharkopar section. There are six stations on the new section -- Nerul, Seawoods Darave, Belapur, Targhar, Bamandongri and Kharkopar.
On the Nerul-Uran stretch, there is a small branch line from Targhar to Belapur.
The official said the Indian Railways and the City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra (CIDCO) will share the cost of the project in the ratio of 33:67.
The complete 26.7-km project, which was planned in 1997, is estimated to cost around Rs 1,782 crore. It gained momentum after Prime Minister Narendra Modi started reviewing it under the Pragati project.


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Toronto market gives up early gains as oil price rise boosts energy stock prices
TORONTO — Canada's main stock index gave up early triple-digit gains on Tuesday as energy remained the sector with strong gains by the end of the trading day.
The S&P/TSX composite index closed down 20.70 points at 16,162.96, despite an 8.92 per cent rise in energy.
Benchmark U.S. West Texas Intermediate oil rose by US$1.00 per barrel to US$41.92 as investors welcomed news that European leaders have agreed on a budget and coronavirus relief fund worth more than C$2.7 trillion.
"In Canada, it's certainly a strong day in energy. The price of oil is up quite a bit," said Anish Chopra, managing director with Portfolio Management Corp.
"There's just more stimulus coming into the economy, right? So when you have the deal in Europe, it supports the demand side of the supply-demand balance. And oil is a global commodity."
Economy watchers were also buoyed by a Statistics Canada report showing retail sales in Canada rebounded sharply in May and June, all but wiping out the deep declines of the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Sales surged 18.7 per cent in May, a sharp reversal from the record 26.7 per cent nosedive in April — the lowest point in the COVID-19 crisis, when efforts to contain the pandemic had forced mass closures throughout the sector.
StatsCan also released a preliminary estimate that sales jumped an additional 24.5 per cent in June.
In Toronto, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. gained 10.5 per cent to $25.53 and fellow major oil producer Suncor Energy Inc., which reports second-quarter results Wednesday, was up 8.1 per cent to $24.48.
The Canadian dollar, which often mirrors oil prices, traded for 74.37 cents US compared with 73.84 cents US on Monday.
The financial sector eked out a 0.45 per cent gain led by the Royal Bank of Canada's 0.8 per cent price rise.
The materials sector rose 0.7 per cent on continued strength in gold prices. The August gold contract was up US$26.50 to US$1,843.90 an ounce, marking another nine-year high.
Iamgold Corp. was up 21 cents to $6.43 after the company announced it will go ahead with its US$1.3-billion Cote Gold mine in northern Ontario. Construction of the project, which is 30 per cent owned by Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., is to start this summer and it is to open in the second half of 2023.
The sector that lost the most on Tuesday was technology — down 2.83 per cent after a strong day Monday. The drop was led by Shopify Inc. with a 6.4 per cent fall to $1,280.80.
South of the border, U.S. markets rose on strength in traditional sectors that outpaced weakness in technology stocks, although a late day stumble erased much of the gain.
Hope for more economic aid from the government, following Europe's example, helped put investors in a buying mood Tuesday, said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist for Invesco.
"The U.S. does not have the safety net that Europe has," she said. "This is an environment in which there is going to be a need for more fiscal stimulus or you could see real hit to consumers."
In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 159.53 points at 26,840.40, while the S&P 500 index was up 5.46 points at 3,257.30. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq composite was down 86.73 points at 10,680.36 on technology stock weakness.
Elsewhere in commodities, the August natural gas contract was up 3.4 cents at US$1.68 per mmBTU on Tuesday. The September copper contract was up 4.25 cents at nearly US$2.96 a pound.
By Dan Healing in Calgary
— With files from The Associated Press
This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 21, 2020.
Companies in this story: (TSX:GSPTSE, TSX:CADUSD, TSX:CNQ, TSX:SU, TSX;RY, TSX:IMG)
LinkedIn laying off nearly 1,000 amid hiring slowdown
Niagara region housing prices climb as buyers leave Toronto in search of space
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Q: Who can help me to create a *.bbx file? I was trying to find a suitable bbx style, but found none. So I decided to make my own. Then I realized that all the \DeclareBibliographyDriver, \usebibmacro and so on is too complicated for me, I simply don't understand it, even not while reading the manuals.
So the only thing I can do is to try and then see how it looks like, so I thought that maybe one of you experts could help me. :)
I already found the uni-wtal-lin style which is helpful, but also I want some elements of the authoryear-icomp standard.

\documentclass[%
11pt,
a4paper,
%parskip-,
%titlepage,
onepage,
BCOR5mm,
bibliography=totoc,
footsepline,
bookmarksopen=true,
pdfusetitle]{scrreprt}
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\usepackage[%
backend=biber,
maxbibnames=4,
maxcitenames=2,
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style=authoryear-icomp, %uni-wtal-lin // authoryear-icomp
babel=other,
%hyperref=true,
useprefix=true,
url=false,
isbn=false
]{biblatex}
%Anpassungen linguistische Literaturangaben
\renewcommand{\postnotedelim}{\addcolon~} % Doppelpunkt zwischen Jahr und Seite: (Meier 1999:~S. 23)
\DeclareFieldFormat{postnote}{#1} %einleitendes S. weg
\renewcommand{\labelnamepunct}{\addcolon~} %doppelpunkt statt punkt in literaturliste
\renewcommand*{\multicitedelim}{\addsemicolon\space}

\DefineBibliographyStrings{ngerman}{
andothers = {{et\addabbrvspace al\adddot}},
}

I want the output to look like this:
[book]
Name, Paul (2000): Title. Place: Publisher (= Series; Bd. 5).
[inbook]
Name, Paul (2000): Title. In: Mayer, Peter/Hans Wurst (Hrsg.): Book title. Place: Publisher (= Series; Bd. 5), S. 123–456.
[article]
Name, Paul (2000): Title. In: Journal title 19/2000, S. 123–456.
Names are in \textsc{} And with the same author, I want the second line marked with – and indented a bit :)
Anyone who can help me with this?
Thanks! :)
PS: I tried to make it for book, this is how it looks like (just copy and paste from uni-wtal-lin for testing), anyway, it does't work:

%% requires authoryear
\RequireBibliographyStyle{authoryear-icomp}

%% Book
\DeclareBibliographyDriver{book}{%
  \usebibmacro{bibindex}%
  \usebibmacro{begentry}%
  \usebibmacro{author/editor+others/translator+others}%
  \setunit{\labelnamepunct}\newblock
  \usebibmacro{maintitle+title}%
  \newunit
  \iffieldundef{maintitle}
    {\printfield{volume}%
     \printfield{part}}
    {}%
  \newunit
  \newunit\newblock
  \usebibmacro{byeditor+others}%
  \newunit\newblock
  \printfield{note}%
  \newunit\newblock
  \usebibmacro{publisher+location+date}%
  \newunit\newblock
  \usebibmacro{chapter+pages}%
  \newunit
  \printfield{pagetotal}%
  \newunit\newblock
  \iftoggle{bbx:isbn}
    {\printfield{isbn}}
    {}%
  \newunit\newblock
  \usebibmacro{doi+eprint+url}%
  \newunit\newblock
  \usebibmacro{addendum+pubstate}%
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В список включены авторы, изучающие Вьетнам и вьетнамскую культуру и пишущие на русском языке. Исследования по естественным наукам не включены.

Обучавшиеся в России вьетнамцы защитили за последние десятилетия несколько сот диссертаций на русском языке, они включены в этот список выборочно (как правило, авторы докторских диссертаций).

 Анищенко, Иван Юрьевич
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