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CMS Confirms Another Delay Of Section 111 Reporting For "Certain" Claims Payments But Major Issues Remain Unsettled

October 5, 2011

On September 30, 2011, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced another delay, applicable only in limited circumstances, to mandatory insurer reporting under Section 111 of the Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 (MMSEA).  The new deadlines will apply only to select liability insurance (including self-insurance) settlements, judgments, awards, or other payments under specific dollar thresholds.  The details of the delay were not available until over the weekend when CMS posted its Alert.  CMS also released three other guidance documents addressing Exposure, Ingestion, and Implantation Issues and December 5, 1980; Future Medicals; and Qualified Settlement Funds.

Reporting Timeline Extended for Lower Value Claims

CMS has again delayed mandatory insurer reporting for certain liability insurance "TPOC" payments (reflecting a total payment obligation to a claimant) under $100,000, offering a revised timeline that spreads the new dates out over a year based upon a sliding scale of "TPOC amounts."  Because Responsible Reporting Entities (RREs) are free to commence reporting at any time, the revised dates correspond to the dates by which reporting must begin or the RRE risks imposition of a $1,000 a day statutory fine.

Insurers were forced to request a fourth extension to the mandatory reporting timeline because numerous questions remained unanswered concerning RRE reporting obligations, particularly obligations arising out of mass tort settlements.  The grant of additional time to report TPOC amounts under $100,000 is unlikely to assuage the concerns of liability insurers as there has been little progress on, and virtually no further discussion concerning, the issues tied to mass tort litigation.  Further, CMS does not seem to recognize that an accurate estimate of the likely future TPOC amounts for claims presented against a defendant (or policyholder) is often not available until after substantial discovery has been completed and/or serious settlement discussions are underway.  Insurers with a high claims volume will still need to monitor and analyze all claims for possible reporting obligations.

The revised reporting timeline is as follows, as presented by CMS in its Alert:

TPOC Amount TPOC Date On or After Section 111 Reporting Required in the Quarter Beginning
TPOCs over $100,000 Oct. 1, 2011 Jan. 1, 2012
TPOCs over $  50,000 Apr. 1, 2012 July 1, 2012
TPOCs over $  25,000 July 1, 2012 Oct. 1, 2012
All TPOCs over minimum threshold Oct. 1, 2012 Jan. 1, 2013

In the Alert, CMS gives the longest extension to TPOC amounts valued under $5,000, the current "minimum threshold" below which no reporting is now required until January 1, 2013, when the minimum threshold amount decreases to $2,000.  Although this extension may address a large volume of claims, it provides no relief for higher value claims payments.  Further, in the most challenging case management/settlement allocation situations involving global settlements, TPOC amounts may not be known until the eve of payment, and/or the TPOC amounts may vary sufficiently among claimants in one mass tort action such that some TPOC amounts will fall into the category for which no extension has been granted while other TPOC amounts will be granted an extension (e.g., settlement of a group of asbestos claims against a policyholder where claimants' alleged injuries include asbestosis, mesothelioma, pleural plaques, etc.).  CMS has shown little appreciation for the sophistication of the industry's concerns about the application of Section 111 to such complex claims scenarios.

Some RREs are asking whether the new TPOC amounts should be applied separately to each payment an insurer makes to a claimant, to each payment an insurer makes on behalf of a particular defendant to a claimant, to the total payments an insurer may make to a claimant, or to the total payments multiple insurers may make collectively to one claimant in one lawsuit.  These questions are not answered by the Alert.

The Alert advises readers instead to refer to the latest version of the Non-Group Health Plan (NGHP) User Guide for a fuller "explanation of TPOC."  Section 11.10 of the User Guide states: "[t]imeliness of MMSEA Section 111 reporting for a particular Medicare beneficiary will be based upon the date there is a determination both that payment will be made to or on behalf of that beneficiary and a determination of the amount of the settlement, judgment, award or other payment to or on behalf of that beneficiary." (Emphasis added.)  User Guide Section 11.10 also recommends that readers "remember that a single payment obligation is reported as a single aggregate total (one TPOC amount) regardless of whether it is funded through a single payment, an annuity or a structured settlement.  However, the sum of all TPOC amounts must be used when determining whether the claim meets the applicable reporting thresholds."  (Emphasis added.)  Finally, the same User Guide Section states that:  "[f]or a settlement, judgment, award or other payment with joint and several liability, each RRE must report the total settlement, judgment, award, or other payment-not just its assigned or proportionate share." (Emphasis added.)

Many questions have been raised in Section 111 town hall teleconferences concerning the meaning of the requirement that "[f]or a settlement, judgment, award or other payment with joint and several liability, each RRE must report the total settlement, judgment, award, or other payment-not just its assigned or proportionate share."  The recent guidance does not address insurers' prior requests for clarification of this statement.

Exposure, Ingestion, and Implantation and December 5, 1980

On April 14, 2011, CMS held a conference call with the Section 111 "Mass Torts" working group regarding draft guidance on exposure, ingestion and implantation issues, as well as the application of the December 5, 1980 effective date of the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) statute.  Despite promising to schedule future calls and release final guidance within four to six weeks, CMS has not held another working group call since April and has only now issued final guidance on these issues.

The final guidance states that CMS will not assert an MSP recovery claim against settlements, judgments, awards or other payments where the date of incident is prior to December 5, 1980, the effective date of the MSP statute. CMS's guidance emphasizes that it will focus on the date of last exposure or ingestion for determining whether the exposure or ingestion occurred on or after December 5, 1980.

The final guidance also states that "Medicare will assert a recovery claim" (emphasis in original) where exposure, ingestion or the alleged effects of an implant on or after December 5, 1980 are "claimed, released, or effectively released," but then carves out the circumstances described below.

Specifically, CMS promises that it will not assert a recovery claim, and Section 111 reporting is not required, where all of the following criteria are met:

  • All exposure or ingestion ended, or the implant was removed, before December 5, 1980; and
  • Exposure, ingestion or an implant on or after December 5, 1980 has not been claimed and/or specifically released; and
  • There is either no release for the exposure, ingestion or an implant on or after December 5, 1980; or where there is such a release, it is a broad general release (rather than a specific release), which effectively releases exposure or ingestion on or after December 5, 1980.  The rule also applies if the broad general release involves an implant.

Importantly, although CMS first states that it will assert a recovery claim where exposure on or after December 5, 1980 is "effectively released," the criteria above specifically carve out from reporting and recovery the situation where there is no known or alleged exposure after December 4, 1980 but simply the presence of "a broad general release . . . which effectively releases exposure or ingestion on or after December 5, 1980."  Although the Alert references exposure being "effectively released" in both places and therefore creates some uncertainty, it appears the intent is for the more specific language set forth in the three criteria in the bullet points above to control over the less specific statement that precedes it.

Carving out any situation where there is a "broad general release (rather than a specific release)" is a significant development and advancement from earlier discussions about how CMS will handle situations with known and alleged exposure only before the December 5, 1980 date.  It would seem to suggest that the common practice of incorporating general releases into settlements should not itself trigger reporting obligations and MSP recovery claims for situations involving no known or alleged exposure, ingestion or implantation on or after December 5, 1980.  It also may signal that CMS will not look at general releases in other claims situations as sufficient to pull an insurer into Section 111 reporting, for example in the context of settlement of a Professional Liability claim, where unalleged claims for emotional distress may be encompassed in a general release.

The CMS guidance does not expressly address insurer objections to applying the MSP statute and Section 111 obligations to payments made under liability policies that expired prior to December 5, 1980.  To the extent that CMS intends to extend MSP reimbursement and Section 111 reporting to payments made under such policies, the Agency position would appear to contravene the terms of the MSP statute, Section 111, and prior law in effect through December 4, 1980 that identified Medicare-not private liability insurance-as the primary payer.  Neither the MSP statute nor Section 111 appears to authorize retroactive application of the MSP statute to insurance contracts with expiration dates prior to December 5, 1980.  The fortuitous existence or allegation of post-1980 exposure in a claim should not have the effect of extending MSP or Section 111 obligations to an insurer that pays an amount predicated upon exposure within a policy period that expired prior to the December 5, 1980 effective date of the MSP statute.  This issue is likely to spawn continuing contention and potential litigation between insurers and CMS, unless the Agency addresses the issue and eliminates any "reach-back" to pre-December 5, 1980 policies.  Perhaps CMS will be asked to discuss these long unanswered questions in the next CMS teleconference, currently scheduled for October 19, 2011, as a prelude to providing necessary guidance.

Qualified Settlement Funds

CMS announced a limited reporting exception for funds that have been paid before October 1 of this year into a Qualified Settlement Fund (QSF).  Section 111 reporting is not required if all of the following criteria are met:

  • The settlement, judgment, award or other payment is a liability insurance (including self-insurance) TPOC amount, where there is no Ongoing Responsibility for Medicals (ORM) involved; and
  • The settlement, judgment, award or other payment will be issued by a QSF under Section 468B of the IRC, in connection with a State or Federal bankruptcy proceeding; and
  • The funds at issue were paid into the trust prior to October 1, 2011.

This guidance provides some much-needed relief with respect to funds paid by insurers into bankruptcy trusts where insurers generally neither control the settlement process nor have access to the information regarding the claimants and settlements that would be necessary for Section 111 reporting.  The guidance provides no relief, however, with respect to any settlement, judgment, award or other payment issued by a QSF where the funds at issue were paid into the trust on or after October 1, 2011.

The Alert does not address serious questions as to whether the MSP statute and Section 111 can be construed to trigger any reimbursement or reporting obligations on the basis of payments made to QSFs or any other payments that are made without regard to specific claims (such as payments made pursuant to coverage buy-back agreements with policyholders).  These important questions appear likely to remain for resolution by the courts.  In the interim, the CMS guidance on QSFs poses substantial issues about how responsibilities for reporting and MSP liability will apply to pending cases, such as bankruptcy proceedings where there are active appeals challenging the approval of plans involving the creation of a trust that is intended to qualify as a QSF but which may not be funded pending resolution of appeals.  Looking ahead, the limitations in this CMS Alert may delay or deter the establishment and funding of further QSFs in bankruptcy proceedings, as well as the conclusion of coverage "buy-back" agreements between insurers and policyholders, pending efforts to address difficult issues regarding control of future settlements with claimants and access to reporting information.

Future Medicals

Of somewhat less import to insurers, CMS released guidance instructing Medicare beneficiaries that receive liability settlements, judgments or other payments to obtain a certification from their treating physician if treatment for the alleged injury related to the liability claim has been completed as of the date of the settlement.  In such a situation, CMS advises that Medicare would consider its interest, with respect to future medicals, satisfied.  It is not clear how the certification process contemplated by CMS would work in practice; however, this guidance does not directly affect a liability insurer's obligations under Section 111 and the MSP statute.  As CMS has clarified on numerous occasion, insurers have no obligation to enter into Medicare set aside arrangements or otherwise ensure that a Medicare beneficiary depletes settlement funds before requesting Medicare benefits for future health care services.  A liability insurer's obligation to protect Medicare's interests is limited under the MSP statute to fulfilling its obligations as a primary payer and reimbursing Medicare for conditional payments.  Any obligation to protect Medicare's interests with respect to the payment of a Medicare beneficiary's future medical expenses rests upon the beneficiary.

Other Announcements

CMS announced that a new automated self-service feature became available on the Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Contractor (MSPRC) phone line on September 30, 2011, enabling callers to receive up-to-date conditional payment information without speaking to a customer service representative.  It remains to be seen whether CMS will address such issues as who may access the new automated feature and what security features will be employed to protect the confidentiality of the released information.  CMS also states on its website that beginning this month, CMS will implement an option by which insurers may pay a fixed percentage of certain physical trauma-based liability settlements of $5000 or less, ostensibly as reimbursement for Medicare conditional payments.  CMS promises to release an Alert on this topic on or before October 21, 2011.

Finally, CMS promises the following program improvements within the next three to nine months:

  • "The implementation of a MSPRC portal, where the beneficiary/representative can obtain information about Medicare's claim payments, demand letters, etc., and input information related to a settlement, disputed claims, etc."
  • "The implementation of an option that allows for an immediate payment to Medicare for future medical costs that are claimed/released/effectively released in a settlement."
  • "The implementation of a process that provides Medicare's conditional payment amount, prior to settlement in certain situations."

Our Section 111 Team routinely covers the Section 111 NGHP teleconferences held most months by CMS, and we send periodic Alerts to our clients addressing notable Town Hall discussions and other Section 111 developments.  We also maintain a searchable electronic database of town hall transcripts back to October 2008.  Please let us know if you would like more information about any of the Section 111 topics discussed in this Alert.  You also may access our Section 111 webpage and other Section 111 Bulletins and articles we have publishedat


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The event is part of a wider programme of events and projects undertaken by the Town Team to achieve its aims. Chairman of Bishop’s Waltham Town Team, Tony Kippenberger said

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For a month now, the only First Nation in Manitoba with two chiefs and two councils has been gripped in a cash freeze -- no bank will recognize either administration and lucrative revenue accounts are frozen solid.

Terry Nelson said the political instability is scaring off investors. He said five people to date at the First Nation's two gas bars have lost their jobs since the cash taps turned off.

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Ken Henry said eight people, including himself, have been working for free because the band can't write cheques.

Both men insist they are the legitimate chief of Roseau River.

The power schism is the result of the First Nation's custom council, which sets election dates and can remove a chief from power. Long at odds with Nelson, it removed him as chief this fall and called a new election, which Henry won -- but Nelson challenged the council's authority.

Both chiefs admit the banks, and even Aboriginal and Northern Development Canada -- the new name for the former Indian Affairs Canada -- refuse to recognize there is a chief at all.

At this point, the indebted First Nation on the border with the United States has only one thing going for it: Basic services are in the hands of a third-party manager, otherwise the school and social services might be cut off, too.

That's not to say those areas of government are problem-free. For three days last week, the school was closed after a failed fire inspection. Classes for kindergarten to Grade 8 opened again Monday.

Nelson said $8 million is frozen from an $80-million settlement to compensate the First Nation for an illegal surrender of reserve land in 1903. That money, earmarked for housing under a complex trust settlement, sits out of reach in a Bank of Montreal account.

It includes a $6-million line of credit with $2 million in interest, earned in 2011. On April 1, 2012, the account will be richer by another $2 million in annual interest, Nelson said.

Nelson said he's convinced the rival faction unseated his administration to get access to those millions in interest, an accusation that makes the new chief bristle with indignation.

"I wouldn't have thrown my name in the election if I'd felt there was something wrong with this custom council," Henry countered.

He said the business of government is shut down.

"We've been frozen, all of our accounts, and we can't perform our day-to-day business. It's a dire situation," Henry said.

The band government depends on tobacco-tax rebates paid to the First Nation from the province every month. That amount, $187,000, is supposed to be split 50/50 between the band and its government. It pays support services and salaries for the chief, four council members and honorariums for 21 members of the First Nation's custom council.

The community has been polarized for years by rival power factions, even resulting in a protracted court battle.

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Gov. Lawton Chiles appointed him to the bench in 1996.

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Wolves will be in the Premier League next season!

Not many of us at half-time thought that would be the case, but the Premier League created a blockbuster story-line for those chaps at Sky, with Wolves snatching joy from despair in a frantic few minutes earlier this afternoon.

At half time, unbelievably Wolves had hit the self destruct button going in at the break 3-0 down to Blackburn, at this stage without question we were heading for the Championship with Blackpool and Birmingham both drawing at this stage. Wigan were also drawing at Stoke but they were also doomed at this stage.

But everything was about to change and on numerous occasions!

A Tottenham goal against Birmingham meant that they dropped into the relegation zone, with us leap frogging to safety despite still being 3-0 down at home.

Amazingly Blackpool were safely leading 2-1 against Manchester United and were up to 16th.

At half past five we decided to get involved in the action with Jamie O'Hara making it 1-3, a few minutes later Manchester United completed their comeback against Blackpool, 15 minutes after leading they were 3-2 down thanks to Blackpool defender Ian Evatt putting the ball past his own Keeper, Blackpool now 19th and Wigan, for the first time all afternoon were out of the bottom three.

Two minutes later and Wigan's position was looking even better with Rodallega putting them ahead of Stoke.

One minute after that Craig Gardner equalised for Birmingham, within three minutes the whole relegation picture changed. It was now us and Blackpool joining West Ham in the Championship, with just 10 minutes remaining.

Blackpool's fate was sealed when Michael Owen came off the bench to make it 4-2, while more importantly Stephen Hunt brought Wolves to within a goal of Blackburn, crucially bringing us level on points, level on goal difference, but ahead of Birmingham on goals scored with three minutes remaining.

Two minutes into stoppage time and Wolves fans could breath easy with Roman Pavlyuchenko putting Spurs 2-1 ahead against Birmingham.......there was nothing to ever worry about, we all said 40 points would be enough......

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Get in there Wolves. Well done lads!!
22/05/2011 20:40:00
I've just got home and will write a report later on this evening. I'm relieved but shattered and wrung out. But, now I am cracking open a bottle of champagne, which my wife had put in the freezer to chill ... though it was in and out according to the scores.
22/05/2011 21:13:00
We are safe,but not through our own skills!,this should not happen again and we should not be put in this position again.I still feel as though we are as far as we can go under the present set-up,I hope I am proved wrong next season!.The teams coming up do not appear of the same quality as last season, so it should be easier!.
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22/05/2011 21:21:00
Amazing how far eighteen million pounds will get you. Pathetic
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23/05/2011 03:33:00
Guys, what an evening !!! Southbank, you say my feelings ! A tragic suicidal comedy, a psychiatric drama, a ghosts of the past horror, a D-Day landing war movie where Steven Hunt is leading the troops to storm the german fortress and a love story all in one ! If I were double so old as my 33, I think I could have several heart attacks yesterday ! I guess the cardiac unit in Wolverhampton surely had a lots of work yesterday............... I am relieved, we get another chance to improve...... Next season has to be better ! We need a player of Doyle class for the defence !..... This season, that we just hair-tightly survived, has to be a lesson for us. I am sad for Blackpool, but they went down all guns shooting, respect to them...... I am sad for West Ham, because they have the nicest football anthem, The Bubbles, because that movie with Frodo is about them..... I dont know if I should be sad for Birmingham, they had it all in their hands and they gave it away.... Anyway, someone had to go down and I am soooooooooo glad it wasnt us..... I dont like champagne, so later today, I will have a cup of bewerage, that you englishmen could know as honeydew :) Wolves Wolves Wolves !!!
23/05/2011 06:21:00
LOL... how did you guys manage that and feck me, that was close! Well done, see you next season!
The Fear
23/05/2011 09:38:00
Sad to see West Ham go down because they have a bubble machine? Takes all sorts I guess ;)
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A Wetaskiwin County, Alberta, business owner that attended an open house for the city of Wetaskiwin came away with a few more answers and a lot less frustration.

Susan Durk and her husband Len, who own Prairie Breeze RV & Campground, along side the west portion of Highway 13, immediately west of the city limits, attended the city’s sign bylaw open house at the Wetaskiwin & District Chamber of Commerce office on May 30, the Wetaskiwin Times Advertiser reported.

Armed with documentation, Susan Durk spoke at length with city Alderman Glenn Ruecker over a problem she sees with the present bylaw.

“We cannot have signs on Highway 2A coming in, we cannot have signs on 2A coming in from the south end, we can’t have signs on Highway 13 east coming in,” she pointed out. “We can’t have signs on 40 Avenue and down because that’s a highway too as you get out of town. We’re frozen out of everything, and under your new sign bylaw, it’s still going to freeze us out.”

Unfair disadvantage: owner

Durk explained to Ruecker that she believes her business, located in Wetaskiwin County, is at an unfair disadvantage when it comes to signs promoting her business compared to the Lions Campground in Wetaskiwin, located along side the east portion of Highway 13, which is located inside city limits.

She showed Ruecker a city map, where she had outlined the location of eight signs, which she said name the Lions Campground.

“A lot of them are little signs on the sign posts, and the city’s sign posts.

“Under the land use bylaw, this is unacceptable. This is in contravention of the existing bylaw, the land use bylaw,” she told Ruecker.

“Apparently, you guys decided to form a committee to review that, which is a good thing. I commend you on that. However, I (have) some concerns about your proposals. You say that you are willing to have off-site signage, which I think is most appropriate, because if you are not located on the highway, or down Main Street (50 Avenue), you’re at a real disadvantage.

“The people on the highway have exceptional control because the virtue of their location, and the way the sign bylaw exists right now,” Durk told Ruecker.

“You saying that you would be prepared to allow off-site signage, however, it has to be in a fixed, permanent-type setting, subject to setbacks, and so forth.

“It can’t be on right-of-way, therefore, it has to be on private property, and that makes it subject to permission of the private property owners.

“Now, I don’t want to sound like a whiner, but you look at it the other way,” she told Ruecker.

“The Automile is still the best place for people to drive through and choose a place to eat or a place to stay, or they may go east to the (Lions) campground,” she continued.

Durk expressed a concern that businesses, which need permission from private landowners to post a sign, “could still be frozen out of any opportunity to (post a) sign” along areas such as the Automile.

Ruecker asked Durk what would be the solution to her problem.

“If you want development extending out of Wetaskiwin, (businesses are) all facing the same problem,” she replied.

Ruecker, however, pointed out that the city has little control over the problem.

“But we’re extending into the county, and that’s beyond on our jurisdiction, we can’t do anything in the county,” pointed out Ruecker.

No so, said Durk, referring to something she called the inter-municipal zone.

“They follow everything with their (the county’s) sign bylaw, it didn’t match their land use (bylaw) to give us a sign.

“But as far as off site, and everything else, they said we follow the city’s land use bylaw for sign regulations because we’re in the inter-municipal zone.”

Ruecker explained that once any changes come before council following the open house, and if they get passed, then “perhaps the county will look at redoing theirs and give you a chance to put some off site advertising in.

“Right now, we can’t go the county and say, ‘You must.’

Durk agreed, and pointed out that signage falls under provincial jurisdiction, and not the Wetaskiwin County.

Ruecker said the open house is designed to allow people to provide the city with input and some direction concerning the bylaw.

“(We’re) looking for input into it to gives some direction to say, ‘Look at this,’ and let’s give us something that we can go on.”

Alderman against original bylaw

Ruecker also made it clear that when the land use bylaw was first introduced, completely banning use of all off-site advertising, he was against such a move.

“At that point, my comment was I, as an elected official, can’t go back to a business and say, ‘I’m going to limit your advertising, and I’m going to take that ability away from you.’

“I was one member of an entire committee, and I got voted down. When it came up for a chance to review this part, I was one of the first ones to say I want on (the committee).

“I want input into this because I didn’t agree with the banning of off site advertising.

“Now, one of the things that came up was they wanted to limit the number of portable signs.

“And the easiest way to limit the number of portable signs was to say no off site advertising, because that effectively eliminated all of that.

“Virtually, the only reason that there was portable signage was for off-site advertising.

“If you eliminate off site advertising, you eliminate the portable signs automatically,” said Ruecker who agreed with Durk that it would create a whole new set of problems.

“If I seem frustrated, it’s not you personally, Glenn,” Durk told Ruecker.

“It’s every time we turn around, our specific location of where we are, and where we build, was intended to compliment Wetaskiwin, and the Reynolds-Alberta Museum.

“And every time we turned around, we are frozen out of everything,” she said and quickly added she would give some thought on providing input regarding the city’s sign bylaw.

Ruecker said the committee is only a small group of people, and that’s why the city went ahead with the open house.

“Give us some suggestions. Give us an opportunity for you to put this down on paper, and say: ‘what about this? Can you look at this, and then we can go back as a group, and say, this is the response we got,” said Ruecker.

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The Debunker: What's the Biggest Shopping Day of the Year?

by Ken Jennings

If the Plymouth Pilgrims could see the orgy of overeating and megastore-shopping that their descendants have made of their holiday, I think we can all agree: they would feel nothing but pride. But how much do we really know about our November carb carnival? Ken Jennings, of Jeopardy! fame, talks turkey about the Thanksgiving misinformation we’ve been swallowing all these years.

The Debunker: Is “Black Friday” the Biggest Shopping Day of the Year?

When I was a kid, I remember my parents telling me that the day after Thanksgiving was the biggest day of the year for shopping malls. Like most six-year-olds, I didn’t follow sales closely, so this seemed counterintuitive. “Is it because of people lining up to return their Thanksgiving presents?” I asked, in all seriousness. “Yes,” said my father. “Yes, it is.” I believed this to be true for the next five to ten years.

The media has spent decades lazily peddling the story that “Black Friday” is the year’s biggest shopping day. In fact, it wasn’t even close to the top of the chart. During the 1990s, the International Council of Shopping Centers routinely had the day after Thanksgiving as the eighth-biggest shopping day of the year. It was never higher than #5. It turns out that all the “Black Friday” sales hype never resulted in record-breaking sales volume. The Saturday before Christmas, aka “Super Saturday,” was actually the biggest retail day of the year. Many writers, including, tried their best to debunk the myth.

But let me help you out by debunking the debunkers: since 2003, Black Friday sales have boomed. In an amazing example of self-fulfilling prophecy, the day after Thanksgiving actually is the biggest shopping day of the year now, slightly ahead of the two weekends before Christmas. This change coincides with the rise of online shopping, in the form of “Cyber Monday.” Evidently retailers’ full-court press for Black Friday recognition is working. But that might be cold comfort the next time you’re trampled to death by a frenzied mob racing for the $39 Blu-Ray players.

Quick Quiz: Thomas Harris’s 1975 novel Black Sunday is about a terrorist plot to attack what?

Ken Jennings is the author of Because I Said So!, Brainiac, Ken Jennings's Trivia Almanac, and Maphead. He's also the proud owner of an underwhelming Bag o' Crap. Follow him at or on Twitter as @KenJennings.


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Ask Iraq's Sunni, Kurdish and even some Shi'ite leaders these days what they think of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, and the rhetoric is likely to be shrill: Many call him a dictator, autocrat or even a new "Saddam" who needs to be voted from office.

A wily political survivor, Maliki has so far emerged unscathed from the unrelenting melee since the government was formed 18 months ago. Now his foes want to test his survival skills to the limit with the threat of a vote of no confidence.

If this vote does come before parliament it will be the most serious challenge in Maliki's six years in office, potentially collapsing a fragile powersharing deal. But even that outcome is unclear: His foes agree they dislike him, but they disagree on everything else, not least on who would replace him.

And in a country of often fickle political loyalties, even some Maliki foes question whether they have the backing for a vote -- or the stomach for its messy aftermath. Those divisions hand the embattled Shi'ite leader more room to fight on for now.

Iraq's crisis is watched closely by neighbours, Turkey, Gulf Arab states Qatar and Saudi Arabia and their rival, Shi'ite power Iran, countries that have often dipped into the country's sectarian-tinged politics to back or urge on one bloc or another.

"There will be complications, because the blocs don't have any dialogue," veteran Kurdish lawmaker Mahmoud Othman said. "Everyone uses their cards against the other, so the question will be asked in an atmosphere of animosity, and it will not be easy."

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Maliki was engulfed in crisis that threatened to bring down his government after a court sought to arrest Sunni vice president, Tareq al-Hashemi, and lawmakers were told to dismiss Sunni deputy prime minister Saleh al-Mutlaq who branded Maliki a dictator.

The quagmire around Maliki has only thickened since.

On one flank, Hashemi's Sunni-backed Iraqiya bloc, though increasingly splintered, is rustling up support from other blocs for the no-confidence move against a prime minister they say is increasingly authoritarian.

To the north, Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region is testing Maliki's mettle by cutting off its oil exports and hinting at a full-scale breakaway from Baghdad after accusing him of amassing power at the expense of Kurds and Sunni minorities.

Even within his Shi'ite alliance, Maliki is under fire from Moqtada al-Sadr, who helped re-elect him in 2010. His Sadrist movement has begun aggressively flirting outside the Shi'ite alliance and calling for Maliki to go.

Many Sunni Iraqis and Kurds believe Maliki is shoring up his position, failing to live up to agreements to share power, especially by cementing his control over the key defence and interior ministries.

But forming a lasting alliance against Maliki looks tough. Iraqiya -- leading the no-confidence charge -- is splintered into at least seven factions, including one breakaway group of 26 lawmakers who oppose the vote campaign.

Kurdish blocs are also split between supporters of Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, a Kurd who has urged conciliation, and Kurdistan's President Masoud Barzani, whose clash with Maliki seems at times a personal battle.

"The problem for the opposition to Maliki is that all that unites them is opposition to Maliki. And because they can't offer anything more positive, the majority, and those who sit on the fence, will ask why should we change?" one diplomat said.

"With everyone else running around, he becomes the point of stability."

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Maliki, who rose through the ranks of the Shi'ite Islamist Dawa party from spokesman to lawmaker and once fled into exile from Saddam Hussein, has shown himself to be a shrewd political operator even as brawling factions try to gather against him.

The jockeying could be just posturing as political blocs seek to position themselves before provincial elections at the end of this year and the parliamentary race in 2014.

Still, the mathematics of getting a vote of no confidence through parliament look complicated.

Under the constitution, the president can call for a vote of no confidence, which requires 164 votes out of the Congress' 325 members to pass.

Sadrists claim to have collected petitions from more than 176 lawmakers, to pressure Talabani to start the process. But some Maliki supporters see Iraqiya with only 50 votes of its own, which even joined with 39 Sadrists and half the Kurdish 57 seats would leave them short.

Talabani's office is checking the validity of signatures Maliki's opponents says they have collected to push for a vote. But in a signal of tough legal challenges they will face, Maliki is already claiming fraud among the signatories.

Getting past the non-binding petition to an actual vote with a quorum in the parliament is a more concrete hurdle, if Maliki's opponents can persuade Talabani to call for the ballot.

"Based on the dismal average attendance record of the Iraqi parliament, it is hard to see how today's political constellation would translate into more than 150 to 160 votes against Maliki in parliament," said Reidar Visser, editor of the Iraq website

Kurdish lawmakers' position is complicated by the dispute over oil and land between the Iraqi Arab central government and Kurdistan. They must weigh joining with Iraqi Arabs against potential gains for disputed territories.

Even the names forwarded to replace Maliki from his National Alliance are divisive. They include former prime minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, who many Sunnis see as sectarian and who was criticized by the United States, and former vice president, Adel Abdul-Mahdi who lacks broad support.

According to the constitution, should Maliki lose a vote, a caretaker government would follow, ushering in chaotic negotiations over a new administration -- a scenario that makes even some Iraqiya chieftains queasy about a vote.

"No one wins if we go ahead with this," said one senior Iraqiya leader. "We will just enter into a whirlpool, and under a caretaker government, everyone will be a loser."

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