The Environmental Communication Network (ECN) is a community of scholars, professionals and activists concerned with the role of communication in environmental affairs. We call this field "environmental communication" (EC).
The ECN web site aims to be the best place to start when looking for information about environmental communication. Here you'll find resources on a variety of aspects of environmental communication. Use the links at the left of the page to navigate, or check out the site map for more detail about what's here.
The ECN also incorporates the old Conference on Communication and Environment (COCE) web site and expands on it. The ECN mailing list replaces the old COCE-L. However, this is still the place to find out about COCE.
The ECN web site is also home to the web pages of the Environmental Communication Division (ECD) of the National Communication Association.


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The Polarmax Kids' 4-Way Stretch Zip Mock T is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen February 14, 2016	at REI.


Gourmet Gadgetry designs the next generation of cookware, gourmet gadgets and chocolate fountains for the home. With their unique machines on shelves, it's sure to tempt any budding home baker.
In 2011, co-founder Lisa Scott saw a gap in the market for good quality kitchen appliances that you could have fun with. Gourmet Gadgetry fills that gap with its eclectic and entertaining range of kitchen appliances such as candy floss makers, slush makers, and cake pop makers. If you're from the UK, chances are that you might've seen their gadgets in high street retailers such as Debenhams, John Lewis, or Lakeland.
Gourmet Gadgetry uses Unleashed on a day-to-day basis for all their sales, purchase ordering and stock inventory needs. Of all the tools and functions Unleashed offers, Lisa relies on the reporting feature to give her the inventory accuracy she needs. "It works out lots of percentages for us and we can draw down on reports," explains Lisa.
Whether she's out at meetings or in the office, Lisa has access to Unleashed at all times. "I'm on the road quite a lot so I use the app and it's fantastic when I'm at meeting to refer to," adds Lisa.
Not having to log into the software from work definitely saves time. Lisa says Unleashed has given her more personal time. "Being on maternity leave at the moment, I'm not constantly logging on to the computer as I can use the app," explains Lisa. All their stock details are ready at the touch of a button with the Unleashed Sales Mobile App.
Like Gourmet Gadgetry, you can reclaim precious time spent managing your business with the efficiency Unleashed offers.


The Area Median Income is calculated using the incomes of New York City along with Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties.
AMI stands for Area Median Income. It's a number, released every year by the federal Department of Housing and Development, that represents the combined income of an average New York household. (In math, the median is the exact middle number in a group.) For a single person, the current AMI is $60,500. For a family of four, it's $86,300.
AMI is used to determine the amount of subsidies a building developer can get in exchange for affordable units, the rent that a landlord can charge for those units, and the income requirements that New Yorkers who want to get into affordable units must meet.
AMI is calculated using the incomes of residents in the five boroughs, along with Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland counties.
Not everyone is a fan of this process. Some people, like Harlem State Sen. Bill Perkins, think that including the more affluent Hudson Valley counties in the calculation skews the numbers, putting affordable housing out of the reach of poorer residents. Putnam, Rockland and Westchster all have higher median household incomes than the five boroughs.
But HUD argues that because AMI is tied to the legal rent landlords can charge, including the Hudson Valley counties in the calculation makes it viable for developers to offer affordable housing. "If AMI is too low, you might have expanded availablity but non-existent housing," said HUD spokesman Charles McNally.
So how do I compare to the AMI?
Use the tool below to find out what percentage of the AMI you make. And keep that number in mind the next time you come across an affordable housing lottery.


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The social and economic rationale of inclusive education : an overview of the outcomes in education for diverse groups of students / Cecilia Mezzanotte (OECD)
By: Mezzanotte, Cecilia | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentSeries: OECD education working papersPublication details: Paris, France : OECD Publishing, 2022. Description: 93 p. (Online resource)Subject(s): Education | Inclusive education | Educational Policy | Educational Participation | Education Economic Aspects | Education -- Social Aspects | Disadvantaged GroupsOnline Resources: Website
Since UNESCO's Salamanca Declaration in 1994, inclusive education has progressively attracted attention in international debates around education policy. While some evidence exists on the positive impact that inclusive education reforms can have on the academic and personal outcomes of diverse students – and in particular of students with special education needs – limited information is available on the economic sustainability of such reforms. Starting from the literature on the correlations between education and individuals' life outcomes, this paper reviews the existing evidence on the potential benefits and costs of inclusive education reforms. Specifically, the paper discusses the evidence on the shortcomings of current education settings for diverse groups of students – with specific sections on students with special education needs; immigrant and refugee students; ethnic groups, national minorities and Indigenous peoples; gifted students; female and male students; and LGBTQI+ (which stands for 'lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex') students. It highlights the individual and societal costs deriving from the low academic, social and emotional outcomes of these students and the socioeconomic costs these yield for societies. Where possible, the paper also presents evidence on the effects of inclusive education reforms on diverse student groups.[Abstract] Bibliography : p. 69-91 OECD education working paper no.263

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Special preview talks are offered at 7 p.m. before each Classical Series concert. The preview is a free, informal discussion about the evening's program in the Orchestra level of the Concert Hall.
Previews are presented by knowledgeable hosts including KUSC radio personality Alan Chapman, and other distinguished hosts, and feature discussions about the music to be performed on that evening's concert — to enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the concert.
A 15-minute version of the Pre-concert Talk is available online for live-streaming or downloading approximately one week before each performance.
Previews presented by KUSC radio personality Alan Chapman.


"Don't Know What To Do" is a new tune by South Korean girl group "Blackpink".
The single comes after his record breaking single titled "Kill This Love".
While Kill This Love breaks the previous record for the fastest K-pop girl group music video to 30 million views, which BLACKPINK also set with "DDU-DU DDU-DU" in about 23 hours.


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Flames consume Cocoa home
Sanika Dange
Anchor/Reporter
WEBVTT BREVARD COUNTY THIS AFTERNOON, LEAVING TWO PEOPLE INJURED. SUMMER: AUTHORITIES SAY A FATHER WAS BURNED AFTER HIS HOME CAUGHT FIRE IN COCOA. WESH 2'S SANIKA DANGE EXPLAINS WHAT THE FAMILIES PLAN TO DO NEXT. SANIKA: FOR THE FIRST TIME TONIGHT, WE'RE GETTING A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DAMAGE LEFT BEHIND BY A MOBILE HOME FIRE IN COCOA. YOU CAN SEE DAMAGE IS SO EXTENSIVE YOU CAN BARELY MAKE OUT WHAT'S INSIDE. >> I SEE A BUNCH OF SMOKE RISING UP IN THE AIR. I LOOKED AROUND THE CORNER AND THE WHOLE HOUSE WAS ON FIRE. SANIKA: IT'S THE TYPE OF NEIGHBOR YOU WANT ON YOUR STREET. JOHN ARGILA SAYS HE IMMEDIATELY DIALED 911 WHEN HE SAW FLAMES CONSUME THIS HOME ON GATEWOOD STREET WHERE A FATHER AND TWO KIDS WERE INSIDE, BUT HE DIDN'T STOP THERE. >> I KICKED THE DOOR IN WHILE I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH THE COPS AND STUFF AND I GOT THE TWO KIDS OUT AND THE DAD JUMPED OUT THE WINDOW. SANIKA: BREVARD COUNTY FIRE RESCUE OFFICIALS SAY SEVERAL NEIGHBORS JUMPED IN TO TRY AND HELP WHEN THE FIRE BROKE OUT AROUND 4:20 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. THANKFULLY, NO SERIOUS INJURIES REPORTED, BUT THE FATHER WAS TRANSPORTED TO A LOCAL HOSPITAL FOR A SMALL BURN. FIRE RESCUE SAYS ONE OF THE KIDS ALSO HAD A MINOR BURN ON THE FINGER. AS FOR WHAT STARTED THE FIRE, IT'S STILL UNCLEAR. >> OBVIOUSLY WITH THE AMOUNT O BURN AREA SOMEWHERE IN THE FRO CENTER OF THE HOME, BUT WE DON'T KNOW WHERE YET. SANIKA: NEIGHBORS SAY WHAT'S IMPORTANT IS EVERYONE GOT OUT SAFE. >> I WAS JUST WORRIED ABOUT GETTING THE KIDS OUT. SANIKA: RED CROSS HAS BEEN CALLED TO HELP THE FAMILY AT THIS HOME. THEY SAY THE
Wild flames were caught on camera Wednesday evening when a mobile home started burning in West Cocoa.A family was inside the home when the fire started, officials said.WESH 2 News spoke to neighbors who jumped into action, and got a closer look at the damage left behind by a mobile home fire in Cocoa.The damage was so extensive, it was difficult to see what was inside the home."I see a bunch of smoke rising up in the air," said John Argila, who helped save the family. "I looked around the corner and the whole house was on fire."Argila is the type of neighbor you'd want on your street.He said he immediately dialed 911 when he saw flames consume the home on Gatewood Street where a father and two kids were inside -- but he didn't stop there. "I kicked the door in while I was on the phone with the cops and stuff and I got the two kids out and the dad jumped out the window," Argila said.Brevard County Fire Rescue officials said several neighbors jumped in to try to help when the fire broke out around 4:20 p.m. Wednesday.No serious injuries were reported, but the father was transported to a local hospital for a small burn.Fire Rescue crews said one of the kids also had a minor burn on their finger.Crews are working to determine the cause of the fire.Neighbors said what's important is that everyone got out safe.The Red Cross has been called to help the family at the home. They said they've been staying busy in Central Florida the last couple of days, with several house fires in the area.
COCOA, Fla. —
Wild flames were caught on camera Wednesday evening when a mobile home started burning in West Cocoa.
A family was inside the home when the fire started, officials said.
WESH 2 News spoke to neighbors who jumped into action, and got a closer look at the damage left behind by a mobile home fire in Cocoa.
The damage was so extensive, it was difficult to see what was inside the home.
"I see a bunch of smoke rising up in the air," said John Argila, who helped save the family. "I looked around the corner and the whole house was on fire."
Argila is the type of neighbor you'd want on your street.
He said he immediately dialed 911 when he saw flames consume the home on Gatewood Street where a father and two kids were inside -- but he didn't stop there.
"I kicked the door in while I was on the phone with the cops and stuff and I got the two kids out and the dad jumped out the window," Argila said.
Brevard County Fire Rescue officials said several neighbors jumped in to try to help when the fire broke out around 4:20 p.m. Wednesday.
No serious injuries were reported, but the father was transported to a local hospital for a small burn.
Fire Rescue crews said one of the kids also had a minor burn on their finger.
Crews are working to determine the cause of the fire.
Neighbors said what's important is that everyone got out safe.
The Red Cross has been called to help the family at the home. They said they've been staying busy in Central Florida the last couple of days, with several house fires in the area.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using XPump.Model;
using XPump.Misc;
using CC;
using System.Globalization;

namespace XPump.SubForm
{
    public partial class DialogSalesHistory : Form
    {
        private MainForm main_form;
        private salessummary salessummary;
        private List<pricelist> price_list;
        private List<saleshistory> saleshistory;
        private saleshistory tmp_saleshistory; // stored temporary data of editing saleshistory
        private BindingSource bs_sales;
        private BindingSource bs_price;
        private FORM_MODE form_mode;
        private FormShiftTransaction form_shifttransaction;

        public DialogSalesHistory(MainForm main_form, FormShiftTransaction form_shifttransaction)
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            this.main_form = main_form;
            this.form_shifttransaction = form_shifttransaction;
        }

        public DialogSalesHistory(MainForm main_form, FormShiftTransaction form_shifttransaction, salessummary salessummary)
            : this(main_form, form_shifttransaction)
        {
            this.salessummary = salessummary;
        }

        private void DialogSalesHistory_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.RemoveInlineForm();

            this.BackColor = MiscResource.WIND_BG;
            this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.READ;
            this.ResetControlState();

            this.lblSaleDate.Text = this.salessummary.saldat.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy", CultureInfo.CurrentCulture);
            this.lblShiftName.Text = this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).shift_name;
            this.lblStkdes.Text = this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).stkcod + " / " + this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).stkdes;

            this.salessummary = this.GetSalesSummary(this.salessummary.id);
            //this.salessummary.purvat = this.salessummary.GetPurVatFromExpress(this.main_form.working_express_db);
            this.saleshistory = this.salessummary.saleshistory.ToList();
            this.bs_sales = new BindingSource();
            this.dgvNozzle.DataSource = this.bs_sales;
            this.FillDgvSales();

            this.bs_price = new BindingSource();
            this.dgvPrice.DataSource = this.bs_price;
            this.FillDgvPrice();

            this.FillSummary();
        }

        protected override void OnFormClosing(FormClosingEventArgs e)
        {
            if(this.form_mode ==  FORM_MODE.EDIT || this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM)
            {
                if(XMessageBox.Show("ข้อมูลที่ท่านกำลังแก้ไขจะไม่ถูกบันทึก", "", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel) != DialogResult.OK)
                {
                    e.Cancel = true;
                    return;
                }
            }
            base.OnFormClosing(e);
        }

        private List<pricelist> GetPriceList()
        {
            using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
            {
                int[] price_id_list = db.salessummary.Where(s => s.shiftsales_id == this.salessummary.shiftsales_id).Select(s => s.pricelist_id).ToArray();
                return db.pricelist.Where(p => price_id_list.Contains<int>(p.id)).ToList();
            }
        }

        private salessummary GetSalesSummary(int id)
        {
            using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
            {
                return db.salessummary.Include("shiftsales").Include("saleshistory").Where(s => s.id == id).FirstOrDefault();
            }
        }

        private List<saleshistory> GetSalesHistory()
        {
            using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
            {
                return db.saleshistory.Where(s => s.salessummary_id == this.salessummary.id).ToList();
            }
        }

        private saleshistory GetSalesHistoryById(int id)
        {
            using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
            {
                return db.saleshistory.Find(id);
            }
        }

        private void ResetControlState()
        {
            this.dgvNozzle.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.READ, FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM/*, FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM*/ }, this.form_mode);
            this.numDtest.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.EDIT }, this.form_mode);
            this.btnDother.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { /*FORM_MODE.READ, FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM*/ FORM_MODE.EDIT }, this.form_mode);
            this.numDdisc.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.EDIT }, this.form_mode);
            this.numPurvat.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.EDIT }, this.form_mode);
            this.btnSyncPurvat.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.EDIT }, this.form_mode);
            this.btnOK.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.EDIT, FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM }, this.form_mode);
            this.btnCancel.SetControlState(new FORM_MODE[] { FORM_MODE.EDIT, FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM }, this.form_mode);

            this.dgvNozzle.TabStop = this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM ? false : true;
            this.numDtest.TabStop = this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT ? true : false;
            this.numDdisc.TabStop = this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT ? true : false;
            this.numPurvat.TabStop = this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT ? true : false;
        }

        private void ShowInlineForm(int row_index)
        {
            this.tmp_saleshistory = this.GetSalesHistoryById((int)this.dgvNozzle.Rows[row_index].Cells[this.col_id.Name].Value);

            int col_index = this.dgvNozzle.Columns.Cast<DataGridViewColumn>().Where(c => c.DataPropertyName == this.col_mitbeg.DataPropertyName).First().Index;
            this.inline_mit_start.SetInlineControlPosition(this.dgvNozzle, this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex, col_index);
            this.inline_mit_start._Value = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg < 0 ? this.tmp_saleshistory.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).SetMitBeg().mitbeg : this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg;

            col_index = this.dgvNozzle.Columns.Cast<DataGridViewColumn>().Where(c => c.DataPropertyName == this.col_mitend.DataPropertyName).First().Index;
            this.inline_mit_end.SetInlineControlPosition(this.dgvNozzle, this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex, col_index);
            this.inline_mit_end._Value = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend < 0 ? 0 : this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend;
        }

        private void RemoveInlineForm()
        {
            this.inline_mit_start.SetBounds(-9999, 0, 0, 0);
            this.inline_mit_end.SetBounds(-9999, 0, 0, 0);

            this.tmp_saleshistory = null;
        }

        private void SaveTmpSalesHistory()
        {
            if (this.tmp_saleshistory == null)
                return;

            using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
            {
                try
                {
                    saleshistory sh = db.saleshistory.Find(this.tmp_saleshistory.id);

                    if (sh == null)
                    {
                        XMessageBox.Show("ค้นหาข้อมูลเพื่อทำการแก้ไขไม่พบ, อาจมีผู้ใช้งานรายอื่นลบออกไปแล้ว", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, XMessageBoxIcon.Stop);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        sh.mitbeg = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg;
                        sh.mitend = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend;
                        sh.salqty = this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty;
                        //sh.salval = this.tmp_saleshistory.salval;
                        sh.chgby = this.main_form.loged_in_status.loged_in_user_name;
                        sh.chgtime = DateTime.Now;

                        salessummary sales_to_update = db.salessummary.Find(sh.salessummary_id);
                        sales_to_update.chgby = this.main_form.loged_in_status.loged_in_user_name;
                        sales_to_update.chgtime = DateTime.Now;

                        shiftsales shiftsales_to_update = db.shiftsales.Find(sales_to_update.shiftsales_id);
                        shiftsales_to_update.chgby = this.main_form.loged_in_status.loged_in_user_name;
                        shiftsales_to_update.chgtime = DateTime.Now;

                        db.SaveChanges();

                        this.main_form.islog.EditData(FormShiftTransaction.modcod, "แก้ไขยอดขายของหัวจ่าย \"" + this.tmp_saleshistory.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).nozzle_name + "\" ในบันทึกรายการประจำผลัด \"" + this.form_shifttransaction.curr_shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).shift_name + "\" วันที่ " + this.form_shifttransaction.curr_shiftsales.saldat.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy", CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("th-TH")), this.salessummary.saldat.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("th-TH")) + "|" + this.form_shifttransaction.curr_shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).shift_name, "saleshistory", this.tmp_saleshistory.id).Save();

                        this.salessummary = this.GetSalesSummary(this.salessummary.id);

                        int edited_row_index = this.dgvNozzle.Rows.Cast<DataGridViewRow>().Where(r => (int)r.Cells[this.col_id.Name].Value == this.tmp_saleshistory.id).First().Index;
                        this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_mitbeg.Name].Value = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg;
                        this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_mitend.Name].Value = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend;
                        this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_salqty.Name].Value = this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty;
                        this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_salval.Name].Value = this.tmp_saleshistory.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).salval;
                        ((saleshistory)this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_saleshistory.Name].Value).mitbeg = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg;
                        ((saleshistory)this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_saleshistory.Name].Value).mitend = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend;
                        ((saleshistory)this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_saleshistory.Name].Value).salqty = this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty;
                        //((saleshistory)this.dgvNozzle.Rows[edited_row_index].Cells[this.col_saleshistory.Name].Value).salval = this.tmp_saleshistory.salval;

                        this.FillSummary();
                    }
                }
                catch (Exception ex)
                {
                    ex.ShowMessage("ข้อมูลที่ท่านต้องการแก้ไข", "");
                }
            }
        }

        //public salessummary ReCalculateSalesSummary(salessummary latest_data_of_salessummary)
        //{
        //    using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
        //    {
        //        salessummary sales_to_cal = db.salessummary.Include("saleshistory").Where(s => s.id == latest_data_of_salessummary.id).FirstOrDefault();
        //        if (sales_to_cal == null)
        //            return null;

        //        sales_to_cal.dtest = latest_data_of_salessummary.dtest;
        //        sales_to_cal.dother = latest_data_of_salessummary.dother;
        //        sales_to_cal.dothertxt = latest_data_of_salessummary.dothertxt;
        //        sales_to_cal.ddisc = latest_data_of_salessummary.ddisc;
        //        sales_to_cal.purvat = latest_data_of_salessummary.purvat;

        //        return sales_to_cal;
        //    }
        //}

        //public void UpdateSalesSummary(salessummary salessummary_to_update)
        //{
        //    using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
        //    {
        //        try
        //        {
        //            salessummary sales_to_update = db.salessummary.Find(salessummary_to_update.id);
        //            if (sales_to_update == null)
        //                return;

        //            sales_to_update.dtest = salessummary_to_update.dtest;
        //            sales_to_update.dother = salessummary_to_update.dother;
        //            sales_to_update.dothertxt = salessummary_to_update.dothertxt;
        //            sales_to_update.ddisc = salessummary_to_update.ddisc;
        //            sales_to_update.purvat = salessummary_to_update.purvat;

        //            db.SaveChanges();
        //        }
        //        catch (Exception ex)
        //        {
        //            ex.ShowMessage("", "");
        //        }
        //    }
        //}

        private void FillForm()
        {
            this.FillDgvSales();
            this.FillSummary();
            this.ActiveControl = this.dgvNozzle;
        }

        private void FillDgvSales()
        {
            this.saleshistory = this.salessummary.saleshistory.ToList();
            this.bs_sales.ResetBindings(true);
            //var sh_list = this.saleshistory.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).OrderBy(s => s.tank_name).ThenBy(s => s.section_name).ThenBy(s => s.nozzle_name).ToList();
            var sh_list = this.saleshistory.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).OrderBy(s => s.nozzle_name).ToList();
            this.bs_sales.DataSource = sh_list;
        }

        private void FillDgvPrice()
        {
            this.price_list = this.GetPriceList();
            this.bs_price.ResetBindings(true);
            this.bs_price.DataSource = this.price_list.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db);
        }

        private void FillSummary()
        {
            this.lblTotal.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).total);
            this.lblDother.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).dother);
            this.lblTotqty.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).totqty);
            this.lblTotval.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).totval);
            this.lblNetqty.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).totqty);
            this.lblNetval.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).netval);
            this.lblSalvat.Text = string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).salvat);

            this.numPurvat._Value = this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).purvat;
            this.numDtest._Value = this.salessummary.dtest;
            this.numDdisc._Value = this.salessummary.ddisc;
        }

        private void numDtest__ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.salessummary.dtest = ((XNumEdit)sender)._Value;
        }

        private void numDdisc__ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.salessummary.ddisc = ((XNumEdit)sender)._Value;
        }

        private void numPurvat__ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.salessummary.purvat = ((XNumEdit)sender)._Value;
        }

        private void inline_mit_start__ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if(this.tmp_saleshistory != null)
            {
                this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg = ((XNumEdit)sender)._Value;
                this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend - this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg;
                //this.tmp_saleshistory.salval = this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty * this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).unitpr;
            }
        }

        private void inline_mit_end__ValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if(this.tmp_saleshistory != null)
            {
                this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend = ((XNumEdit)sender)._Value;
                this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty = this.tmp_saleshistory.mitend - this.tmp_saleshistory.mitbeg;
                //this.tmp_saleshistory.salval = this.tmp_saleshistory.salqty * this.salessummary.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).unitpr;
            }
        }

        private void PerformEditSummary(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT)
                return;

            if (this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM)
                this.btnOK.PerformClick();

            if (this.main_form.loged_in_status.is_secure && (this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv == null || (this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv != null && this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv.edit == "N")))
                return;

            if (this.salessummary.shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).IsEditableShiftSales() == false)
                return;

            this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT;
            this.ResetControlState();

            ((Control)sender).Focus();
        }

        private void btnOK_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (this.salessummary.shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).IsEditableShiftSales() == false)
                return;

            if (this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM)
            {
                this.SaveTmpSalesHistory();
                this.RemoveInlineForm();
                this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM;
                this.ResetControlState();
                return;
            }

            if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT)
            {
                using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
                {
                    salessummary sales_to_update = db.salessummary.Find(this.salessummary.id);
                    if (sales_to_update == null)
                    {
                        XMessageBox.Show("ค้นหาข้อมูลที่ต้องการแก้ไขไม่พบ, อาจมีผู้ใช้งานรายอื่นลบออกไปแล้ว", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, XMessageBoxIcon.Stop);
                        return;
                    }

                    sales_to_update.dtest = this.salessummary.dtest;
                    sales_to_update.ddisc = this.salessummary.ddisc;
                    sales_to_update.purvat = this.salessummary.purvat;
                    sales_to_update.chgby = this.main_form.loged_in_status.loged_in_user_name;
                    sales_to_update.chgtime = DateTime.Now;

                    shiftsales shiftsales_to_update = db.shiftsales.Find(sales_to_update.shiftsales_id);
                    shiftsales_to_update.chgby = this.main_form.loged_in_status.loged_in_user_name;
                    shiftsales_to_update.chgtime = DateTime.Now;

                    db.SaveChanges();
                    this.main_form.islog.EditData(FormShiftTransaction.modcod, "แก้ไขรายละเอียดการขายสินค้ารหัส \"" + this.salessummary.stkcod + "\" ในบันทึกรายการประจำผลัด \"" + this.form_shifttransaction.curr_shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).shift_name + "\" วันที่ " + this.form_shifttransaction.curr_shiftsales.saldat.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy", CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("th-TH")), this.salessummary.saldat.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("th-TH")) + "|" + this.form_shifttransaction.curr_shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).shift_name, "salessummary", this.salessummary.id).Save();
                }

                this.salessummary = this.GetSalesSummary(this.salessummary.id);
                this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.READ;
                this.ResetControlState();
                this.FillForm();
                return;
            }
        }

        private void btnCancel_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.RemoveInlineForm();
            this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.READ;
            this.ResetControlState();
            this.salessummary = this.GetSalesSummary(this.salessummary.id);
            this.FillForm();
        }

        private void dgvNozzle_CellDoubleClick(object sender, DataGridViewCellEventArgs e)
        {
            /* disable editing depend on scacclv */
            if (this.main_form.loged_in_status.is_secure && (this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv == null || (this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv != null && this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv.edit == "N")))
                return;

            if (this.salessummary.shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).IsEditableShiftSales() == false)
                return;

            if (e.RowIndex > -1 && ((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell != null)
            {
                if (this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ || this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM)
                {
                    this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM;
                    this.ResetControlState();
                    this.ShowInlineForm(e.RowIndex);
                    this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                    return;
                }
                if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM && this.inline_mit_start.Visible)
                {
                    this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                }
            }

        }

        private void dgvNozzle_CurrentCellChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (this.form_mode != FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM)
                return;

            if (((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell == null)
                return;

            if (this.tmp_saleshistory == null)
            {
                this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM;
                this.ResetControlState();
                this.ShowInlineForm(((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell.RowIndex);
            }
            else
            {
                if ((int)((XDatagrid)sender).Rows[((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell.RowIndex].Cells[this.col_id.Name].Value == this.tmp_saleshistory.id)
                {
                    if (this.inline_mit_start.Visible)
                    {
                        this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                    }
                    return;
                }
                else
                {
                    this.SaveTmpSalesHistory();
                    this.RemoveInlineForm();
                    this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM;
                    this.ResetControlState();
                    this.ShowInlineForm(((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell.RowIndex);
                }
            }

            if (((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell.ColumnIndex == ((XDatagrid)sender).Columns.Cast<DataGridViewColumn>().Where(c => c.DataPropertyName == this.col_mitbeg.DataPropertyName).First().Index)
            {
                this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                return;
            }

            if (((XDatagrid)sender).CurrentCell.ColumnIndex == ((XDatagrid)sender).Columns.Cast<DataGridViewColumn>().Where(c => c.DataPropertyName == this.col_mitend.DataPropertyName).First().Index)
            {
                this.inline_mit_end.Focus();
                return;
            }
        }

        protected override bool ProcessCmdKey(ref Message msg, Keys keyData)
        {
            if(keyData == (Keys.Alt | Keys.E))
            {
                if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ || this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM)
                {
                    if (this.dgvNozzle.Rows.Count > 0 && this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell != null)
                    {
                        if (this.salessummary.shiftsales.ToViewModel(this.main_form.working_express_db).IsEditableShiftSales() == false)
                            return true;

                        this.dgvNozzle.Rows[0].Cells[this.col_mitbeg.Name].Selected = true;
                        this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM;
                        this.ResetControlState();
                        this.ShowInlineForm(this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex);
                        this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                    }
                    return true;
                }
            }

            if(keyData == Keys.Enter)
            {
                if(this.inline_mit_start._Focused)
                {
                    this.inline_mit_end.Focus();
                    return true;
                }

                if (this.inline_mit_end._Focused)
                {
                    if(this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex < this.dgvNozzle.Rows.Count - 1)
                    {
                        this.dgvNozzle.Rows[this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex + 1].Cells[this.col_nozzle_name.Name].Selected = true;
                        this.ShowInlineForm(this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex);
                        this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                        return true;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        this.SaveTmpSalesHistory();
                        this.RemoveInlineForm();
                        this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT;
                        this.ResetControlState();
                        this.numDtest.textBox1.Focus();
                        return true;
                    }
                }

                if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT)
                {
                    if (this.numPurvat._Focused)
                    {
                        this.btnOK.PerformClick();
                        return true;
                    }

                    SendKeys.Send("{TAB}");
                    return true;
                }
            }

            if(keyData == Keys.Escape)
            {
                if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT || this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM)
                {
                    this.btnCancel.PerformClick();
                    return true;
                }

                if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ)
                {
                    this.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK;
                    this.Close();
                }
            }

            if(keyData == Keys.F9)
            {
                this.btnOK.PerformClick();
                return true;
            }

            if(keyData == Keys.Tab)
            {
                if(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ || this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM)
                {
                    if (this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell == null)
                        return false;

                    saleshistory s = (saleshistory)this.dgvNozzle.Rows[this.dgvNozzle.CurrentCell.RowIndex].Cells[this.col_saleshistory.Name].Value;

                    using (xpumpEntities db = DBX.DataSet(this.main_form.working_express_db))
                    {
                        var total_recs = db.saleshistory.AsEnumerable().Count();
                        var data_info = db.saleshistory.Find(s.id);

                        if (data_info == null)
                            return false;

                        DialogDataInfo info = new DialogDataInfo("Saleshistory", data_info.id, total_recs, data_info.creby, data_info.cretime, data_info.chgby, data_info.chgtime);
                        info.ShowDialog();
                        return true;
                    }
                }
            }

            if (keyData == Keys.F1)
            {
                Helper.ShowHelp("page-2.1.html");
                return true;
            }

            return base.ProcessCmdKey(ref msg, keyData);
        }

        private void dgvPrice_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
        {
            foreach (DataGridViewRow row in ((XDatagrid)sender).Rows)
            {
                if ((int)row.Cells[this.col_price_id.Name].Value == this.salessummary.pricelist_id)
                {
                    row.DefaultCellStyle.Font = new Font("tahoma", 8f, FontStyle.Bold);
                    row.DefaultCellStyle.SelectionForeColor = Color.Black;
                    ((XDatagrid)sender).Rows[row.Index].Cells[this.col_price_stkcod.Name].Selected = true;
                }
            }
        }

        private void inline_mit_start__GotFocus(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            ((XNumEdit)sender)._SelectionStart = ((XNumEdit)sender)._Text.Contains(".") ? ((XNumEdit)sender)._Text.IndexOf(".") : 0;
        }

        private void btnDother_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            DialogDother d = new DialogDother(this.main_form, this.form_shifttransaction, this.salessummary);
            Point p = ((Button)sender).PointToScreen(Point.Empty);
            //d.SetBounds(((Button)sender).PointToScreen(Point.Empty).X + ((Button)sender).Width, ((Button)sender).PointToScreen(Point.Empty).Y, d.Width, d.Height);
            d.Location = new Point(p.X, p.Y + ((Button)sender).Height);
            d.ShowDialog();
            this.FillSummary();
        }

        private void btnSyncPurvat_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            var exp_purvat = this.salessummary.GetPurVatFromExpress(this.main_form.working_express_db);

            if(this.salessummary.purvat != exp_purvat)
            {
                if(XMessageBox.Show("ภาษีซื้อของน้ำมันเชื้อเพลิง เปลี่ยนจาก " + string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", this.salessummary.purvat) + " เป็น " + string.Format("{0:#,#0.00}", exp_purvat) + " ทำต่อหรือไม่?", "", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel, XMessageBoxIcon.Question) == DialogResult.OK)
                {
                    this.numPurvat._Value = exp_purvat;
                }
            }
            this.numPurvat.Focus();
        }

        private void dgvNozzle_MouseClick(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
        {
            if(e.Button == MouseButtons.Right)
            {
                if (!(this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ || this.form_mode == FORM_MODE.READ_ITEM))
                    return;

                int row_index = ((XDatagrid)sender).HitTest(e.X, e.Y).RowIndex;

                if (row_index == -1)
                    return;

                ((XDatagrid)sender).Rows[row_index].Cells[this.col_nozzle_name.Name].Selected = true;

                ContextMenu cm = new ContextMenu();
                MenuItem mnu_edit = new MenuItem("แก้ไข  <Alt + E>");
                mnu_edit.Click += delegate
                {
                    this.form_mode = FORM_MODE.EDIT_ITEM;
                    this.ResetControlState();
                    this.ShowInlineForm(row_index);
                    this.inline_mit_start.Focus();
                };
                mnu_edit.Enabled = (!this.main_form.loged_in_status.is_secure || (this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv != null && this.form_shifttransaction.scacclv.edit == "Y")) ? true : false;
                cm.MenuItems.Add(mnu_edit);
                cm.Show((XDatagrid)sender, new Point(e.X, e.Y));
            }
        }
    }
}

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Drawing on a wealth of unpublished sketchbooks, journals, and writings, this essential guide to John Brett (1831-1902) investigates the painter who was seen as the leader of the Pre-Raphaelite landscape school.
In addition to exploring the familiar early works, including The Val d'Aosta and Stonebreaker, it provides rich information on his later, less-known coastal and marine paintings.
Brett's turbulent friendship with John Ruskin is discussed, as are his relations with his beloved sister, Rosa, and his partner Mary, with whom he had seven children.
His fervent interest in astronomy, his love of the sea, and his lifelong pursuit of wealth and recognition are all examined in this reassessment, which concludes with a catalogue raisonne of his works, prepared by his descendent Charles Brett.
Pages: 304 pages, 150 b-w + 120 color illus.


The first thing that comes to mind while looking at this giant of a Limousine is elite. The Infiniti QX56 Limo seats up to 20 and has a commanding presence while still looking stylish and graceful. With it's black and tan leather seats, fiber optic floor, ceiling and walls, along with top shelf quality surround sound speakers, how can this limousine be anything less than perfect? Call us at 718-833-9212 (or email) to get your party started.


Turn your old mattress into a luxurious pillow top mattress. This egg crate topper serves the purpose to help relieve pressure points, having you wake up refreshed every morning. It's designed to enhance air circulation around your body, provide even weight distribution and is anti-bacterial and dust mite resistant, absolutely worth five stars. This high quality yet affordable topper is all you need to upgrade your existing bed into a luxurious and comfortable bed! Care instructions: Sponge clean with a damp cloth if soiled, do not use detergent, avoid direct sunlight, do not bleach, soak or wring, do not iron, and do not dry clean.


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class CreateInventoryUnitOfMeasurements < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def self.up
    create_table :inventory_unit_of_measurements do |t|
      t.references :branch
      t.string  :unit_name
      t.string  :unit_symbol
      t.string  :sub_unit_name
      t.string  :sub_unit_symbol
      t.integer :unit_value
      t.timestamps
    end
  end

  def self.down
    drop_table :inventory_unit_of_measurements
  end
end


What do you do to relax? Some people build old wooden ships in a bottle. I record a DC Talk cover from the 90s.
Featuring: a larrivee 6-string, a dot deluxe hollow body, piano, some synth, a cajon & some other stuff.
And none of that canned loop nonsense.
This entry was posted in audio, media, projects, shenanigans. Tagged acoustic, audio, cajon, dc talk, gospel, guitar, i wish we'd all been ready, music, shenanigans, soundcloud.
Never tire of hearing from your soulful side. Love your style(s)! Love you!!


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Home Featured News GRCC's BIT Team takes preventive measures to ensure student safety
GRCC's BIT Team takes preventive measures to ensure student safety
Zach Watkins - Sports Editor
By Jennifer Lugo – Collegiate Staff
One of the biggest barriers people face with getting help is feeling comfortable enough to come forward and say it's needed. At Grand Rapids Community College, the Behavioral Intervention Team, or BIT Team, was established to help prevent students or staff from reaching that point.
While campuses can't prevent traumatic events, they can provide ways to give students a sense of self worth, accomplishment, and above all, a safe environment.
Courtesy GRCC
"Here at GRCC, our number one goal is the safety of the students and community," said Evan Macklin, assistant director of Student Life and Conduct.
Sometimes when someone's wall stays up, they can attempt to harm themselves or others, unfortunately shown through tragic mass shootings that have happened recently in the U.S.
"What happened (in Oregon) is very, very troubling, but the best thing you can do is to be prepared, to have a team in place, to take a look at students who are or may be in crisis, and help those students resolve that crisis," said John Cowles, Dean of Student Success and Retention.
The GRCC Counseling and Career Center offers counseling for staff and students beyond academic guidance.
For Sarah Vansolkema, GRCC student and president of the campus LGBT support club StandOut, the college has been a lifesaver.
"The staff here has been very good when I needed help," Vansolkema said. "Some people have gone over and above what they needed to, to help me."
The BIT Team encourages everyone on campus to be on watch for troubling behavior.
"If you're walking down the hall and you notice someone who just doesn't feel right to you, you should report it," Cowles said. "Go with your gut instinct. If you're concerned about someone, ask them how they are doing. Certainly we don't want to isolate people because sometimes it's a rather simple thing. It's just connecting with someone."
Taking the time to care about others and find out what's bothering someone, can potentially prevent problems from getting out of hand.
"That student (from Oregon) poten- tially was never on their radar, and it (may have) just happened randomly," Macklin said. "You never really know, so you have to help students get connected to clubs, get connected to staff and faculty, and make them feel welcome here on campus. Make them feel respected, and look out for one another."
The BIT Team also gives referrals to community organizations outside of GRCC that can help.
"We certainly refer a lot of folks to Network 180, Arbor Circle, and other community based resources," Cowles said. "If a student has no health care for example, typically the referral is to Network 180."
The members of the BIT Team include Cowles, Macklin, Associate Provost and Dean of Student Affairs Tina Hoxie, Counselor and Assistant Professor Emily Nisley, Lieutenant of GRCCPD Jeffrey Hertel, campus Police Officer Tony Myers and Executive Director of Operations and Planning Vicki Janowiak.
"We do a good job of trying to get staff in high service areas around campus where they might potentially encounter students that are going through some rough times or challenging times," Macklin said. "When our team is diverse and well represented around the college, it allows us to make sure we are covering a lot of different areas."
Usually staff and faculty seem to be the channels that most reports come through because students report to them. The staff members can then bring the concerns to the BIT Team.
There are many reasons a person may reach a point where they don't know who or where to turn to.
"I would encourage faculty and staff and students to talk to people if something doesn't feel right, or something is kind of odd, just talk to them," Cowles said. "If it's still odd, tell someone else about it."
The BIT team ensures that safety is always the most important factor.
"Certainly if there was a situation where we felt that someone was a danger to themselves or others, we would remove them from campus," Cowles said. "If we know that someone poses a threat, either an employee or a student, we will involve either medical professionals or law enforcement professionals, or both if necessary."
To report directly to the BIT Team, go to www.grcc.edu/bit or call any staff member on the BIT Team.
"If you think about from the very beginning of time, the village took care of its villagers," Cowles said. "So really a college has to take care of its staff, students, and faculty, just as any organization takes care of each other."
BIT Team
Jennifer Lugo
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Total biomass of the Gulf of Maine northern shrimp stock is currently below-average, and the fishing mortality rate (F) is relatively high. Trends in stock abundance and F were modeled with abundance indices from research vessel surveys and commercial landings (1985-1996) using a modified DeLury technique. Estimates of biomass and F were independently assessed using a non-equilibrium biomass dynamics model of 1968-1996 landings and survey indices. Abundance of recruited shrimp at the end of the 1996 fishing season was the lowest since the early 1980s. Fishing mortality ranged from 0.1 to 0.5 during 1985-1995 and increased to 0.9 in the 1996 fishing season, the highest level since 1975. There is a 90% probability that F₉₆ exceeded 0.7, the level associated with a stock collapse in the 1970s. Based on a decade of relatively stable stock levels, an appropriate target may be an F of approximately 0.4, which was the average for 1985-1995. An F of 0.4 corresponds to approximately 40% of maxim urn egg production per recruit and is slightly below F₀.₁.
Sandra E. Shumway ... [et al.] : Tables. : "May 1985." : "NMFS/S 144." : Also available online in PDF. : Bibliography: p. 46-57.


You are a Medicare health care provider. You perform health care services across the country. Maybe you are a durable medical equipment (DME) provider with a website that allows patients to order physician-prescribed, DME supplies from all 50 states. Maybe you perform telemedicine to multiple states. Maybe you are a large health care provider with offices in multiple states.
Regardless, imagine that you receive 25, 35, or 45 notifications of alleged overpayments from 5 separate "jurisdictions" (the 5th being Region 5 (DME/HHH – Performant Recovery, Inc.). You get one notice dated January 1, 2018, for $65,000 from Region 1. January 2, 2018, you receive a notice of alleged overpayment from Region 2 in the amount of $210.35. January 3, 2018, is a big day. You receive notices of alleged overpayments in the amounts of $5 million from Region 4, $120,000 from Region 3, and two other Region 1 notices in the amount of $345.00 and $65,000. This continues for three weeks. In the end, you have 20 different notices of alleged overpayments from 5 different regions, and you are terrified and confused. But you know you need legal representation.
Do you appeal all the notices? Even the notice for $345.00? Obviously, the cost of attorneys' fees to appeal the $345.00 will way outweigh the amount of the alleged overpayment.
Appeal everything – and this is why – it is a compelling argument of harassment/undue burden/complete confusion to a judge to demonstrate the fact that you received 20 different notices of overpayment from 5 different MACs. I mean, you need a freaking XL spreadsheet to keep track of your notices. Never mind that an appeal in Medicare takes 5 levels and each appeal will be at a separate and distinct status than the others. Judges are humans, and humans understand chaos and the fact that humans have a hard time with chaos. For example, I have contractors in my house. It is chaos. I cannot handle it.
While 20 distinct notices of alleged overpayment is tedious, it is worth it once you get to the third level, before an unbiased administrative law judge (ALJ), when you can consolidate the separate appeals to show the judge the madness.
Legally, the MACs cannot withhold or recoup funds while you appeal, although this is not always followed. In the case that the MACs recoup/withhold during your appeal, if it will cause irreparable harm to your company, then you need to get an injunction in court to suspend the recoupment/withhold.
According to multiple sources, the appeal success rate at the first and second levels are low, approximately 20%. This is to be expected since the first level is before the entity that determined that you owe money and the second level is not much better. The third level, however, is before an impartial ALJ. The success rate at that level is upwards of 75-80%. In the gambling game of life, those are good odds.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) posted its December 2017 list of health care services that the Recovery Audit Contractors (RACs) will be auditing. As usual, home health is on the chopping block. So are durable medical equipment providers. For whatever reason, it seems that home health, DME, behavioral health care, and dentists are on the top of the lists for audits, at least in my experience.
Have had a face-to-face encounter with a physician or allowed Non-Physician Practitioner (NPP).
Medical necessity is the top audited issue in home health. Auditors also love to compare the service notes to the independent assessment. Watch it if you fail to do one activity of daily living (ADL). Watch it if you do too many ADLs out of the kindness of your heart. Deviations from the independent assessment is a no-no to auditors, even if you are going above and beyond to be sweet. And never use purple ink!
This is a simple mathematical calculation. Has exactly 12 months passed? To the day….yes, they are that technical. 365 days from a visit on January 7, 2018 (my birthday, as an example) would be January 7, 2019. Schedule any AWV January 8, 2019, or beyond.
This will be an assessment of whether cardiac pacemakers are medically necessary. Seriously? Who gets a pacemaker who does not need one? I was thinking the other day, "Self? I want a pacemaker." Hospitals are not the only providers targets for this audit. Ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) also will be a target. As patient care continues its transition to the outpatient setting, ASCs have quickly grown in popularity as a high-quality, cost-effective alternative to hospital-based outpatient care. In turn, the number and types of services offered in the ASC setting have significantly expanded, including pacemakers.
It is important to remember that if you receive a notice of overpayment, you need to appeal immediately. The first level of appeal is redetermination, usually with the Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC). Medicare will not begin overpayment collection of debts (or will cease collections that have started) when it receives notice that you requested a Medicare contractor redetermination (first level of appeal).
See blog for full explanation of Medicare provider appeals.
CMS Ramps Up Medicare Audits: A Pig and Pony Show?
Because, as you know, providers with correct addresses on file are less likely to commit Medicare fraud. Medicare Fraud 101 – Give CMS the wrong address. Really? (While I applaud their valiant effort, the fraud that I have witnessed has not been a health care provider using a fake address to provide fake services…that is too Ponzi, too shallow in thought…too easily detected. Oh no, the fraud I have encountered were providers with actual practices with correct addresses, but embellishing on the amount of services provided to an actual Medicare enrollee to cushion their pockets. This is much more difficult to detect.
But CMS has its reasons for sniffing out fake addresses. CMS' address hunt-down comes on the heels of a report from June 2015 out of the Government Accountability Office (GAO), which determined that approximately 22% of Medicare provider addresses are "potentially ineligible." Additionally, last March (2015) CMS decreased the amount of audits conducted by Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs), which are one of the entities that investigate Medicare provider eligibility.
With all these political talks about donkeys and elephants, I would like to take a moment and blog about a pig. Some of you know that I own a pet pig. She is 4 1/2 years old and about 30 pounds. See below.
The reason I bring up Oink is that she is the smartest, most animated animal I have ever encountered. She is also the best "sniffer-outer" I have ever encountered. Her keen sense of smell is well beyond any human's sense of smell. If you liken Oink to CMS and Medicare fraud to a Skittle, the Skittle would have no chance.
These upcoming and increased number of audits is CMS' way of sniffing out fraud. However, CMS' sense of smell is not up to snuff like Oink's sense of smell.
Searching for erroneous addresses in order to detect fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) will, inevitably, be over-inclusive. Meaning, many of the erroneous addresses will not be committing Medicare fraud. Some erroneous addresses exist because providers simply moved to another location and either failed to inform CMS or CMS' database was not updated with the new address. Other erroneous addresses exist because health care providers went out of business and never informed CMS. A new company leases the property and it appears to CMS that fraudulent billing was occurring a couple years ago out of, for example, what is now a Jimmy John's.
Searching for erroneous addresses in order to detect FWA will, inevitably, be under-inclusive. Meaning, that many providers committing Medicare fraud do so with accurate office addresses.
My contention is that if you want to find FWA, you need to dig deeper than an incorrect address. Sniffing out Medicare fraud is a bit more in depth than finding improper addresses. That would be like tossing handfuls of Skittles on the ground and expecting Oink to only find the green ones.
In fiscal year 2014, Medicare paid $554 billion for health care and related services. CMS estimates that $60 billion (about 10 percent) of that total was paid improperly (not only because of incorrect addresses).
CMS is responsible for developing provider and supplier enrollment procedures to help safeguard the program from FWA. CMS contracts with Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) and the National Supplier Clearinghouse (NSCs) to manage the enrollment process. MACs are responsible for verifying provider and supplier application information in Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System (PECOS) before the providers and suppliers are permitted to enroll into Medicare. CMS currently contracts with 12 MACs, each of which is responsible for its own geographic region, known as a "jurisdiction.
As you can see, we live in Jurisdiction 11. These MACs act as the "sniffer-outers" for CMS.
In other words, out of 105,234 addresses, only 2,600 actively billed Medicare for over $500,000 from 2005 through 2013 (8 years). Had CMS narrowed the scope and looked at practices that billed over $500,000 since 2010, I fancy the the number would have been much lower, because, as discussed above, many of these providers either moved or went out-of-business.
Now, 2,600 is not a nominal number. I am in no way undermining CMS' efforts to determine the accuracy of providers' addresses; I am not insinuating that these efforts are unnecessary or a complete waste of time. I think verification of health care providers' addresses is an important aspect of detecting FWA. Instead, I believe that, as discussed above, verifying providers' addresses is a poor, under and over-inclusive attempt at searching for FWA. Because, as I stated at the beginning of this blog, the people who are intentionally trying to defraud the system, are not going to intentionally give an erroneous address. It is just too easy for the government to discover the error. No, the people who are intentionally defrauding the state will have a legitimate office.
Again, if I liken CMS' search for FWA by detecting inaccurate addresses to Oink, it would be like tossing a handful of Skittles on the ground and expecting Oink to only find the green ones.
If CMS audits are to Oink as fraud is to Skittles, then I think there is a less intrusive, less inclusive way to detect FWA rather than throwing out packets of Skittles for Oink. All that does is make Oink eat too much.
If you are one of the Medicare providers that get caught into CMS' widely thrown net, be sure to know your rights! Know the appeal steps!


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Alone With You (For One Night Only)
Experience the live rush of Australia's legendary post-punk power pop quartet Sunnyboys, as the original lineup returns for one night only to celebrate their fortieth anniversary in the Joan Sutherland Theatre.
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From 15 December until at least 31 January 2022, the Opera House will continue to require that all visitors aged 16 years and over entering the building are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (unless medically exempt). Under 16s not fully vaccinated must be accompanied by a fully vaccinated adult. This includes visitors and patrons attending a performance or event, taking a tour, or visiting the box office, retail store, bar or restaurant operated within the building (Bennelong and Portside). These requirements will not apply to visitors attending outdoor events or venues on the Lower Concourse, including Opera Bar, Opera Kitchen and the Welcome Centre;
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"No Australian summer is complete without a hefty dose of Sunnyboys. Their songs remain vital and exciting to this day"
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Celebrate 40 years of Sydney's legendary pop punk royalty
Few Australian bands inspire as much well-deserved love as Sydney post-punk survivors Sunnyboys, and now you can watch the original lineup – frontman Jeremy Oxley, bassist Peter Oxley, guitarist Richard Burgman, and drummer Bil Bilson – perform at the Sydney Opera House to mark the fortieth anniversary of their legendary debut EP.
Ascendant post punk stars of almost mythical status, Sunnyboys burst onto the scene with their four track self-titled debut – featuring their signature smash, "Alone With You" – in December 1980, before their break up just four years later appeared to consign them, sporadic resurgences aside, to the rock 'n' roll wilderness. Since their unexpected, emotional reformation in 2012, the band has become an unmissable live act, consistently delivering a set of classics ("Happy Man", "Love to Rule", "Show Me Some Discipline") that have lost none of their searing energy or power to move an audience.
Marking the release of Sunnyboys 40, pairing their remastered, eponymous debut with four brand new recordings, this one-off performance is a joyous, life-affirming celebration of coming together and triumph over adversity, right when the world needs it most.
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12 – 13 mar 2022
An annual festival that marks International Women's Day and celebrating extraordinary artists and thinkers, All About Women is a vibrant day of stimulating debate about the big ideas important to women, non-binary people and their allies.
19 Dec 2021 - 2 April 2022
Re-introducing the six wives of Henry VIII - six rebellious heroines take to the mic to remix over 500 years of history and heartbreak in a celebration of girl power. The global pop musical phenomenon is coming, and set to take Sydney by storm.
11 Feb 2022 - 06 Mar 2022
Dive into a world of sweat, sacrifice and sensational choreography when Broadway's iconic dance musical comes to Sydney.
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Walk Off The Earth
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An Evening with Judith Owen
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Rita Allen Foundation Scholar Robert Weinberg Awarded Salk Institute Medal for Research Excellence
Robert Weinberg, a 1976 Rita Allen Foundation Scholar and Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor known for seminal findings on the origins and development of cancer, is one of two scientists to receive the 2016 Medal for Research Excellence awarded by the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California.
From left: Elizabeth Blackburn (President of the Salk Institute), Solomon Snyder, Robert Weinberg and Tony Hunter (chair of the medal selection committee)
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"Robert Weinberg's work has changed the world's understanding of cancer," said Elizabeth Blackburn, President of the Salk Institute, in a news release announcing the awards. Also receiving a medal was neuroscientist Solomon Snyder of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. "It is pioneering careers such as [Snyder's and Weinberg's] that embody the spirit of Salk's research excellence honor," Blackburn added.
Weinberg is a founding member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, director of the MIT Ludwig Center for Molecular Biology and Professor of Biology at MIT. He earned both B.S. and Ph.D. degrees from MIT. He has received the National Medal of Science, as well as the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, the Albert Einstein World Award of Science, the Keio Medical Science Prize and the Wolf Prize in Medicine. He is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.


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In Galactic Heroes, or GH for short, you'll take on the role of a Hero or Villain, leading a scruffy pirate crew looking for adventure, or maybe a troop of faceless soldiers of the Empire in search of bringing order to the galaxy. It's really up to you!
Galactic Heroes allows you to play a small-scale wargame in the far-flung future, a galaxy, far, far away, a grim, dark future 40,000 years from now, or a certain Red Planet where swords and ray guns reign supreme. Whatever YOU think Sci-Fi looks like, from your favorite Space Opera to gritty Pulp epic.
Like all the Fistful of Lead games, you'll only need 5 or 6 miniatures per player. You can play 1-on-1 games or larger skirmishes with up to 6 or 8 players. Galactic Heroes can be played with whatever miniatures you already have in your lead pile.
These rules contain all the information you need to play a game, including rules for building your forces and how to set up the table for different scenarios. Most players will pick up the game mechanics quickly, even people who haven't played a wargame before. The rules can be learned in a couple of turns, and the fast-paced game play keeps everyone engaged. If you've played Fistful of Lead before, a lot of this will be familiar.
What separates Galactic Heroes from most tabletop miniature games on the market, is the unique card driven turn mechanism. This leads to snap decisions and tense moments where all the players are involved. The play is fast and furious, with a Hollywood flair, while record keeping is kept to a minimum.
The original Fistful of Lead has been around for a decade with a small, but loyal fan base. Galactic Heroes expands the line of western gunfight rules into outer space, because what else is a good sci-fi movie other than a western set in space?
Monsters Lovers Alert
Did we mention the monster maker? What do you want? Dinosaurs? Fine. Lovecraftian? Done. Giant Monsters? War of the Worlds? Go for it. Your incredibly valuable toolbox is located on page 34. For this alone Galactic Heroes will be a crucial component in your library as you craft your battle scenarios and gangs.
The original Kickstarter for Galactic Heroes funded 187% in 2018. Now all the pieces are here for purchase in the Wiley Games Store.
"GREAT Addition to the Fistful of Lead system!! As always, clearly written rules with just the right amount of new rules to fully immerse the players in the pulpy retro-Scifi genre. The "Crew Traits" are are very nice addition and "Powers" make it very easy to give your scearios the Star Wars feel. The Codex Galactica and Vehicle Instruction Manual are the icing on the cake, giving players all the options they need to generate exciting campaigns in a universe of their choosing. Keep up the great work."
-Michael S. Wargames Vault
"It's been our 'go to' for sci-fi skirmish for awhile now. Absolutely love it."
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During the time I commuted from Bucks County, PA to work in New York we would always make it a point to keep our schedules open on Tuesdays to ensure we could get out for lunch. Why? Because Tuesdays are the only day Houston's serves it's Chicken Tortilla Soup. You may think, how can one recipe be that much better? Well I'm not exactly sure, but it is. Believe me.
The bad news: Houston's doesn't officially post the recipe.
The good news: I found a few other loyalists that have shared what seems to be pretty darn close version of it.
I did make a few adjustments and wasn't able to find the thin tortilla strips they serve it with. Overall it is so delicious we had it for breakfast the morning after I made this batch.
Invite your family over and serve it family style to allow everyone to put as much or as little of the garnishes as desired.
1- Melt butter in soup pot. Add olive oil, diced onion, and garlic. Sautee on medium only until onions are softened and clarified. Salt lightly.
2- In separate bowl mix Masa flour, ground tortilla chips, cumin, chili powder, and 1/2 tablespoon black pepper together.
3- Add the dry mix to the onions. Cook for a few minutes, until the raw flavor of the flour should have cooked out. Salt lightly.
4- Slowly add the chicken stock and chicken base.
5- Blend the mixture with a hand blender, until all of the flour pieces have blended out and the soup is completely smooth.
6- Bring the soup to a boil, and allow to cook/boil/reduce for a few minutes until the soup has thickened slightly and coats the spoon. Salt and pepper to taste.
7- Ladle soup into bowl top with chicken and cilantro.
8- Garnish each serving with plenty of avocado, crushed tortilla chips, shredded Monterrey cheese, lime slice and a few extra sprinkles of cilantro.
*Marinate chicken breasts in lime juice and salt, then broiled on low for a soft and flavorful chicken to add to the soup. Shred with two forks.
* I honestly can't remember if the served it with or if I added the lime. But if you are a fan, lime makes all the difference.
* Family Style service refers to placing bowls or platters of menu items on the dining table and guests are able to serve themselves. Bowls and platters remain on the table and are passed as needed.
* Stack Rustic wooden bowls and hand thrown earthenware plates. One for each guest plus a few extra for seconds.
* Offer each garnish in a separate bowl with a wooden serving spoon. Be sure to overfill bowls so guests feel free to add as desired without concern for taking the last bit.
* Offer additional course sea salt and ground black pepper in small rustic vessels with individual wooden spoons.
* Serve soup in bowl that will retain heat such as this wooden salad bowl from the 70's. Refill the bowl to keep it hot as guests arrive.
It's a souper-palooza! Time to get out the soup pot and get cooking. There are so many I want to make before summer. Now to pick which one will be next. What kind of soup is your favorite?
And, if you are looking for even more ways to celebrate everyday check out An Appealing Plan the book.
Call it a trend or a return to the past, but I believe we are bringing back entertaining at home, lingering over a table after a lovingly prepared meal with friends. It has been a way of life and passion of mine my entire adult life, and I am thrilled to be able to invite you on this journey with me through a year of celebrating every day. Filled with recipes, tablescapes, floral inspiration and seasonal entertaining ideas An Appealing Plan :: A Year of Everyday Celebrations, is a dream come true for me a true honor to be able to share it with you. To learn more about An Appealing Plan :: A Year of Everyday Celebrations here. And of course, share how you are celebrating everyday.
We have a Houston's in Kansas City, but I haven't tried this soup there before. And now I don't have to since I can make it myself!
I still can not believe you lived in Bucks County! I so miss it! This soup looks incredible… on my must try list.
This chicken tortilla soup looks fabulous! Love all the photos!
It is super tasty. Let me know what you think when you try the recipe!
Beautiful table set up. I love family style and it is the way we always had dinner when I was growing up (and the majority of the time now).
Family style can be more relaxed and less stressful for the host. A great way to start entertaining!
ooo nice! Saving this recipe now!
Angie- it is so worth it! And it makes enough to freeze some for next week!
This sounds like a total winning recipe! I love Tortilla Soup!
My mom had a soup like this over the summer at a country club and raved about it but I couldn't find a good recipe. This looks like a keeper!
We make a similar soup at work and add the lime to the broth. Very refreshing Krayl!
My favorite flavors… load on the lime and cilantro too! 😉 What a great recipe!
I've never heard of mixing the tortilla chips into the soup. I can't wait to try this!
Mmmm… it sounds amazing, I can see why you wanted to re-recreate it! I like that is has a thickener and all those spices and garnishes. Wonderful!
I love soups where everyone gets to choose their own toppings. Makes everyone happy and a really fun way to serve a meal.
I'm in Northern California and never heard of Houston's but apparently I don't need to go since I found this recipe. Looks delicious!
This is one of my favorite soups. My mouth is watering!!!
I love chicken tortilla soup! I must order it whenever I see it on a menu. Love your version!
I have a lots (and I mean a lots) of remaining tortillas from my birthday party, I saw your soup… and I knew exactly what to do with them!! I've been willing for a tortilla soup since… I can't remember.
What a beautiful tables cape, Krayl. Ooo, and I love the soup recipe.
I love chicken tortilla soup! this version looks amazing!
Love the tablescape tips! This looks like a great recipe I will have to try it soon.
This is right up my alley! Love tortilla soup!
I love the soup! Chicken Tortilla is one of my all time favorites! Yours looks beautiful!
Your table looks awesome! I love the lime with your soup. Fresh lime really brightens flavors. Yum!
This chicken tortilla soup sounds delicious. I look forward to trying it. Great tablescape tips. I would have never thought of serving soup in a wooden salad bowl.


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They are referring to the Sponge Docks at Tarpon Springs, Florida. It brought back memories from childhood vacations to Florida with my family. We always stopped at any place "Greek" along the way. As a child I loved seeing the divers, the sponges on the boats and laying on the docks, feeding the pigeons (before it was dangerous), little stores with tons of Greekish nicknacks and the old Papas Restaurant.
I was happy to read that the makeover plans are being reworked to keep the Greek feel. It would be a shame to change this place that has such a rich Greek culture in the United States and make it look like "Disney Land".
The book "The Cretan Insurrection of 1866-7-8" by William James Stillman was published in 1874 by Henry Holt and Company, New York. It is available as a FREE Google ebook.
If you had relatives who were in Crete during 1866 through 1868 this might be an interesting read.
Below you can find a list of the 25 Greek names listed in the book and the Table of Contents.
FREE Online Antiquarian Books - they are GREAT!
Here is a link to Cyprus as I saw it in 1870 by Samuel White Baker. It was published in 1879 London by MacMillan & Co.
Here is another group of links I haven't had a chance to categorize yet.
Good luck with your Greek family genealogy research. Join the "Hellenic Genealogy Geek" Facebook group and post your family queries.
In a joint decision taken by the Health, Environment, and Interior ministries yesterday, facilities will be created so that people who choose to be cremated may do so.
The legislation that allows for the creation of crematoriums - to be built next to cemeteries and comply with specific regulation on emissions - has been approved. . . . . . . . . .
Although cremation has been allowed in the UK since 1884 and France in 1887, Greek lawmakers only approved legislation in 2006 allowing for the cremation of the dead to take place in Greece for the first time in the country's history.
The new law permitted the cremation of people who request this method instead of burial as long as their religion also allows it. The law still forbids cremation for Orthodox Christians. The Church of Greece opposes the practice for believers, arguing that Orthodox traditions only allow for burial.
New book - GENEALOGY OF GREEKS IN MARIUPOL, UKRAINE - "The title of the book which was recently published by the publishing house "Notioanatoliki" in Donetsk, Ukraine is "The Genealogy of Greeks in Mariupol". The book is based on the research study on the origins of surnames of Greeks in Azov, which focused on searching documents on the first Greeks who were expatriated from Crimea in the Azof, who are in fact the "founders" of the first Greek families in Mariupol, Ukraine.


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Zlatan Ibrahimovic Claps Back At LeBron Over Politics In Sports
Zlatan Ibrahimovic and LeBron James have two different philosophies when it comes to activism.
LeBron James is one of the biggest athletes in the entire world and with his fame comes a lot of influence. LeBron has chosen to use that influence for good as he has engaged in various forms of activism. Not everyone is a fan of this, however, as they feel like he is simply too political for his own good. This has been a steady battle for LeBron although he doesn't seem to mind.A few months ago, LeBron was called out by soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimovic who said that he doesn't like when people like LeBron use their platform to speak on politics. He is a firm believer in the "stick to sports" doctrine and he won't be changing that opinion anytime soon.
"LeBron is phenomenal at what he's doing, but I don't like when people have some kind of status, they go and do politics at the same time what they're doing. do what you're good at."
Zlatan Ibrahimovic chimes in on LeBron James 👀
(via @dplus_sportSE)pic.twitter.com/AVei7YEj5Z
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) February 25, 2021
😅 "I'm kinda the wrong guy to actually go at, because I do my homework."
👀 @KingJames fires back at @Ibra_Official!
♟ Your move Zlatan… pic.twitter.com/7GDnUnUjfE
— SPORF (@Sporf) March 1, 2021
LeBron issued a response to Zlatan, and now, the soccer star is coming right back. In an interview conducted overseas, Ibrahimovic said he stands firm on his beliefs and that politics are way too divisive. The soccer star says he is happy being an athlete and nothing more, which is something that won't change. He then went on to question LeBron's intelligence by insinuating that the basketball star didn't understand his remarks.
"I said that we are not politicians," Ibrahimovic said. "Politics divides people. Football, in my world, unites people. Big difference. Because I have had the chance to meet and get to know people that I would never have known if I did not play football. I have met people from all four corners of the world. We unite people. Politicians divide. If I wanted to be a politician, I would do politics. We should only do what we're good at. Sports and politics are two different categories. If you are intelligent, you understand."
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