In response to many questions about the New Jersey Paid Sick Leave Law, which will go into effect on Monday, October 29, 2018, the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) issued a detailed list of answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) on October 24, 2018. Many of the answers to the FAQs simply restate the provisions of the proposed regulations, but others clarify open questions. Below are some of the more significant clarifications the NJDOL provided (verbatim from the NJDOL's FAQs). Our own FAQ responses in our three-part blog series provide additional information on the new sick leave law.
5. Is an employee who works both within New Jersey and outside of New Jersey entitled to receive earned sick leave?
6. When the employee who works both within New Jersey and outside of New Jersey is entitled to receive earned sick leave, because he or she routinely performs some work in New Jersey and the employee's base of operations or the place from which such work is directed and controlled is in New Jersey, is the employee entitled to all of the earned sick leave required under the law, or may the employer prorate the employee's earned sick leave entitlement based on the percentage of work performed in New Jersey?
Once it is determined that the employee is covered under the Earned Sick Leave Law, he or she must receive all of the earned sick leave to which one is entitled under the law. The employee would not be permitted to prorate the employee's earned sick leave entitlement based on the percentage of work performed in New Jersey.
7. Do the same principles as expressed in 6. above relative to employees who work both within New Jersey and outside of New Jersey, apply to a telecommuter who works both from home in New Jersey and for his or her employer on site in another state?
Yes. The telecommuter who routinely performs some work in New Jersey is entitled to full earned sick leave coverage under the Earned Sick Leave Law so long as the employee's base of operations or the place from which such work is directed and controlled is in New Jersey. The telecommuter who performs all of his or her work in New Jersey will always be entitled to full earned sick leave coverage under the law.
7. May an employer advance earned sick leave to a part-time employee in an amount less than 40 hours based on the number of hours that the employer anticipates the part-time employee will work during the upcoming benefit year?
Yes. At the beginning of the benefit year, an employer may advance a part-time employee the amount of earned sick leave he or she would accrue at the rate of one hour of earned sick leave for every 30 hours worked based on the hours the employer anticipates the employee will work during the upcoming benefit year. However, if the employer advances the part-time employee fewer than 40 hours of earned sick leave, the employer must still track the employee's hours worked and the employee's accrual of earned sick leave during the benefit year, because a part- time employee may work more hours than anticipated.
In the event that the employee does, in fact, work more hours than was anticipated, the employer must allow the employee to accrue earned sick leave at the rate of one hour for every 30 hours worked until the total amount of advanced earned sick leave, plus the amount of accrued earned sick leave reaches the maximum 40 hours for the benefit year. An employee who is advanced less than 40 hours of earned sick leave in a benefit year must be permitted to use up to 40 hours of earned sick leave in the benefit year if he or she has accrued it. An employer who advances an employee fewer than 40 hours of earned sick leave must permit the employee to carry over unused earned sick leave up to the maximum of 40 hours.
8. May an employer prorate advanced earned sick leave for the remainder of the benefit year if an employee commences employment during a benefit year?
9. May an employer advance 40 hours of earned sick leave to its full-time employees, but use the accrual method for its part-time employees?
Yes. The employer does have that option.
19. Must the employer provide notice to the employee of black-out dates?
Yes. The employer must provide reasonable notice to its employees of black-out dates on which its employees are prohibited from using foreseeable earned sick leave. Although the Earned Sick Leave Law does not expressly require that this notice be in writing, it would be advisable for an employer to provide the notice in writing so that in the event of an investigation by the Department the employer will have evidence of the notice having been provided.
24. May an employee use earned sick leave in connection with an appointment at his or her child's school if the appointment is unrelated to the health of the child and if the employee is not the child's mother?
8. How should employers determine the amount of earned sick leave used and required to be paid for employees who routinely have jobs, assignments, projects, or shifts of varying or indeterminate lengths?
2. If a new employee begins work when there are fewer than 120 days left in the benefit year, must the employer carry over the employee's accrued earned sick leave into the next benefit year?
6. If the carry-over of earned sick leave from one benefit year to the next results in the accumulation of an earned sick leave balance of more than 40 hours in a benefit year, is the employer required to permit the employee to use more than 40 hours of earned sick leave in a benefit year. For example, if the employer advances the employee 40 hours of earned sick leave in Year 1; the employee only uses 20 hours of earned sick leave in Year 1; the employee carries over 20 hours of unused earned sick leave from Year 1 to Year 2; the employee is advanced 40 hours of earned sick leave at the beginning of Year 2, resulting in a Year 2 starting balance of 60 hours of earned sick leave; is the employer required to permit the employee to use 60 hours of earned sick leave in Year 2?
No. Under the express terms of the Earned Sick Leave Law, the employer is never required to permit the employee to use more than 40 hours of earned sick leave in any benefit year. That said, the Earned Sick Leave Law also permits employers to agree through a collective bargaining agreement or employer policy, to provide rights or benefits which are more favorable to employees than those required by the Earned Sick Leave Law. In the event that an employer determines that it would be in the best interests of both the employer and its employees to permit employees to use more than 40 hours of earned sick leave in a benefit year during which the employee has accumulated in excess of 40 hours of earned sick leave through a combination of carry-over of earned sick leave from the prior year and advancing of earned sick leave or accrual of earned sick leave in the current benefit year, then the employer may permit employees to use more than 40 hours of earned sick leave in a benefit year.
1. Can other PTO policies satisfy the requirements of the earned sick leave law?
Yes, so long as the PTO meets or exceeds all of the requirements of the earned sick leave law and may be used for the purposes listed within the earned sick leave law. For example, some employers allow employees PTO for other purposes, such as vacation or personal leave. The employer is not required to provide additional time designated for earned sick leave if the vacation or personal leave days may be used for earned sick leave and the employer's policy meets all requirements of the law.
2. Is an employer with a compliant PTO policy required to retain records documenting hours worked, earned sick leave accrued, used, paid, paid out and carried over?
3. The Earned Sick Leave Law states that an employer who offers a PTO policy, which is fully paid (including but not limited to personal days, vacation days and sick days), where the PTO may be used for the purposes listed in the law and in the manner provided in the law and is accrued at a rate equal to or greater than the rate described in the law, that PTO policy is compliant with the law. If an employer has such a PTO policy, is the employer required to record hours of leave used for the purposes listed in the Earned Sick Leave Law separately from hours of leave used for other purposes under the PTO policy. For example, would the employer be required to record leave used by an employee for a typical vacation separate from leave used to care for an ill family member?
4. If an employer has an existing PTO policy that provides in excess of the 40 hours required under the Earned Sick Leave Law; for example, if the PTO program provides for 80 hours of PTO, and where under the existing PTO policy an employee had never been permitted to carry over PTO from one benefit year to the next; if after the Earned Sick Leave Law goes into effect the employee uses 40 hours of PTO in a given benefit year, must the employer permit the employee to carry-over the remaining 40 hours of PTO to the next benefit year, or is the carry-over requirement in the Earned Sick Leave Law extinguished by the employee's use of 40 hours of PTO in a single benefit year?
5. Under a compliant PTO policy, where an employee exhausts his or her PTO during the benefit year, but where none of the leave taken during the benefit year was for any of the purposes set forth within the Earned Sick Leave Law, is the employer required to payout 40 hours of earned sick leave at the conclusion of the benefit year or permit the carry-over of 40 hours of earned sick leave to the next benefit year?
4. Can an employee's use of earned sick leave be counted toward leave entitlements under other laws?
Yes. An employee's use of earned sick leave may be counted toward concurrent leave under federal or state law, such as the FMLA and the NJFLA.
On June 27, 2013, the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 (S. 744) passed the Senate by a vote of 68 to 32. The bill, which was introduced in the Senate on April 17, 2013 by the Senate "Gang of Eight," would allow a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States and proposes significant changes to employment-based immigration laws. Below is a brief summary of the bill's key provisions.
To further aid employers in their effort to comply with the new requirements for wage statements imposed by the Wage Theft Prevention Act (WTPA), the New York Department of Labor posted a sample wage statement, which you may obtain by clicking here.
On August 4, 2015, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued an interpretive rule stating that whistleblowers who report misconduct internally—not just those who report to the SEC—are protected by the anti-retaliation provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. This guidance is the SEC's first formal pronouncement on the scope of the Dodd-Frank retaliation provision, and it comes at a time when the potential looms for a possible split among the federal courts of appeals on this important issue.


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EU Settled Status scheme – what to expect if you miss the deadline
By Helena Sheizon, Kadmos Consultants, 07 June 2021
If you are an EU national resident in the UK before Brexit you can protect your right of residence. All you need to do is make an application for settled status or pre-settled status. This application is made online and, if you avoid technical difficulties, will take only a few minutes to…
Skilled Worker vs Tier 2 Sponsorship, and the Requirements for Employers and Workers
By Amar Ali, Reiss Edwards, 07 June 2021
When it comes to immigration law, change is a constant. The Home Office is constantly refreshing existing schemes and creating new ones. And for those trying to acquaint themselves with the latest rules and visa routes, this can sometimes be confusing. One of the most recent and…
Plans for New Women's Detention Centre in Durham are Challenged
By Aaron Gates-Lincoln, 24 May 2021
It has recently been announced that there are plans for the construction of a brand-new women's immigration detention centre at Hassockfield in Medomsley, County Durham. It is expected that the centre would detain around 80 women, and is the Home Office's first new centre since 2014. The…
UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi's message on the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
By Filippo Grandi, UNHCR, 17 May 2021
Today on the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, I am thinking of the LGBTIQ+ refugees I've met – too many – for whom abuse and indignity has become a daily reality. Sadly, the pain often begins in their own homes, with their own families – destroying the one network so…
Extortionist visa application fees caused "colossal interference" with Windrush victim's right to family life
By Asad Ali Khan, 17 May 2021
Mahabir & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] EWHC 1177 (Admin) (06 May 2021) Mrs Lynda Mahabir came to the UK as a baby aged two months in 1969. She lived in the UK until 1977 but was forcibly removed by her father to Trinidad in 1977. The Home Office's failure…
Fast Track Immigration Route for Prestigious Prize Winners Is Discriminatory
The Home Office has recently announced a new decision to 'fast track' the visa processes for winners of a select choice of coveted arts awards who are wishing to enter the UK. The new plans have been announced in part to attract the "best and brightest" talent from around the world,…
Questions for Spouse Visa Appeal Hearing You Need To Know During the Appeal Process
By Amar Ali, Reiss Edwards, 07 May 2021
If you have recently been refused a partner/spouse visa in the UK, you will no doubt be concerned about what will happen next. This is understandable as your future life, and that of your partner/spouse and children may be hinging on securing permission to live in the UK. Having decided…
High street firms continue to put moral obligation before expenses in pro bono work
By Naga Kandiah and Samir Pasha, 29 April 2021
Pro bono work has always garnered serious attention, but more so since the COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic lockdown, clients who were already vulnerable were having to endure harsher circumstances due to either not being able to work, leave their home, or engage with the outside…
Home Office Windrush decision was irrational, holds High Court
By Martin Forde QC, UK Human Rights Blog, 27 April 2021
R (On the Application of Hubert Howard (deceased, substituted by Maresha Howard Rose pursuant to CPR 19.2(4) and PD 19A)) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] EWHC 1023 (Admin) Hubert Howard was born in 1956 and came to the United Kingdom in 1960, aged almost 4 from…
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UK government proposals looking to reform age assessments are being criticised for putting asylum-seeking young people and children at risk of being mistakenly judged as adults. Through the plans, the Home Office are showing a clear lack of support for young people and a priority of…

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Heat the chocolate and cream in the microwave.
When the chocolate has melted, stir well, then add the salt and balsamic vinegar and stir again.
Spoon into a silicone baking pan with dome shapes, and refrigerate for a few hours- until solid.
Turn out onto individual dessert plates and serve with whipped cream and fresh raspberries.
*small custard cups or demitasse cups can be substituted for the silicone domes. Do not turn out, but serve out of the cups topped with a dollop of whipped cream.


Fast food giant Jollibee yesterday officially opened its first drive-thru branch in Balingasag town in Misamis Oriental.
The ribbon cutting ceremony was led by Governor Yevgeny Vincente Emano, Balingasag Mayor Marietta Abogado, executives of Jollibee, Soy and Ricky Capistrano, the franchisee and other invited guests.
The newly-opened Jollibee will cater to Balingasag and the surrounding towns of Salay, Lagonglong and Jasaan.
Motorists will also benefit since it is a drive-thru store.
Browse over more photos below courtesy of Raphy Arcaina.
Watch this highlights video courtesy of Raphy Arcaina.


Please jump for The Neuro Foundation because; Every day a baby is born in the UK with Neurofibromatosis, it is one of the world's most common neuro-genetic conditions and as yet there is no cure. There are over 25,000 people in the UK affected by the condition.
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Wes from CrowdFlower, shhhhhh – Who Gave Them Money?!
Look, I get it, you want as much money as fast as possible Wes, you have goals to hit, metrics to metricsize, a startup that needs lots of money to make VC's happy. But soo many emails just when you register a simple account to test out your CrowdFlower service is really annoying. It basically gives us all the instinct that the rest of our time using your platform will be filled with emails.
Let me give you a hint, if my account has 0 activity, and I haven't replied to any of your other emails, stop sending them.
HomeLight, did you know you're running an inactive AD?


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Olaniyan, Tejumola
Tejumola Olaniyan
Position title: Senior Fellow (2007-2011; 2012-2013)
African Languages and Literature; English, UW-Madison
Enchanting Modernity: A Cultural Biography of the Postcolonial African State
At the Institute, Olaniyan is researching how the postcolonial African State is portrayed or embodied in both popular and elite cultural forms and practices such as literature, political cartooning, music, urban architecture, voluntary associations, bureaucracy, etc, and how the nature of the State impacts the emergence and evolution of those forms and practices. His goal is to compose a cultural biography of the postcolonial African State in order to advance the epistemological processes of understanding it, and thereby contribute to resolving its social crisis.
Tejumola Olaniyan, IRH Senior Fellow, is the Louise Durham Mead Professor of English and African Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is founding chair of the African Diaspora and the Atlantic World Research Circle (2003-2010), and currently co-chairs the Music, Race, and Empire Research Circle. His research interests include African, African diaspora, and postcolonial literature and cultural studies. He has published widely in these areas, including Arrest the Music!: Fela and His Rebel Art and Politics (2004, 2009; nominated for Best Research in World Music by the Association for Recorded Sound Collections in 2005), Scars of Conquest/Masks of Resistance: The Invention of Cultural Identities in African, African American and Caribbean Drama (1995), and co-editor of African Literature: An Anthology of Criticism and Theory (2007, with Ato Quayson), African Drama and Performance (2004, with John Conteh-Morgan), and African Diaspora and the Disciplines (2010, with James H. Sweet). One of his current projects is a book, Political Cartooning in Africa, forthcoming from Indiana University Press, and an online encyclopedia of African political cartoonists.


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The Big Letdown
Thread: The Big Letdown
For the last many years there have been many purveyors of "hope porn," the most famous being Q Anon. Govt think tanks conjured up a cast of story tellers: everyone from Sorcha Fahl to Mark Richards to BD Anon to Steve Pieczenik (vote fraud was part of a "sting"), virtually ALL with histories in the military or intel community. Their job was to take the energy out of any potential resistance to their plans. Now these people, and their dupes, have been discredited or embarrassed with the Biden winning of the election. It's the big letdown. Goodbye Q Anon, Wilcock and professional professional liars everywhere. Kerry Cassidy, keep waiting for JFK Jr to appear and lead a tired nation! You'll be alone.
Unfortunately, now it looks like we've got a real fight on our hands. We will have to refuse the mandatory vaccines, maybe lose our jobs or freedom over it. Now that the battle is nearly lost because of those idiots, it's going to be much tougher than it would have been.
It's a similar ploy to fundamentalist Christianity turning a coming hell on earth into "good news, Jesus is coming!"
Your tax dollars at work.
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thepainterdoug
Re: The Big Letdown
Im listening Tom Kat, but hold on. The curtain has yet to come down.
There is much that doesnt add up for my own eyes , regardless of these people. The massive crowds for trump, the rally's , and 0 excitement for biden .
The obvious voting fraud cought on camera on cnn, posted here. The actual election night results on election day having Trump the winner. The Biden hard drive issue obviously covered up. All this in front of my own eyes, dont need a Q to tell me something is very off with all this.
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enfoldedblue
I was just talking about this. For as long as there has been alternative community there have been voices promising a big reveal... any minute now. Inditements, thumbdrives of evidence, irrefutable evidence about to be released. And yet time after time after time either nothing comes of it, or it is easily absorbed/silenced by the mainstream narrative with barely a ripple. And with every lost hope a new one arrises... and followers rally behind it ... this will be the thing to make a difference.
One significant effect Ive seen from
the Q movement is that it has created a handy container for alternative thinkers that makes it much easier to silence them. Shut down and ban Q groups and large swaths of the alternative thinkers are caught in the trap.
If I didn't feel a deep transformation within that assures me magic is afoot, I would probably feel terribly disillusioned right now.
To me this is the key.... they are trying to distract us from paying attention within... where change really begins, where our true power lies.
LOVE ALLways
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Jerome Corsi among others says Q is a military consortium. I feel that is very possible and plausible.
All the government agencies, the ABC agencies are people. Just people, with kids and cars and wants and dreams.
Some are good, and some are bad, whatever that all means? so some are with us and some against us.
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Trump was a huge part of people seeing the world with a new set of eyes, they may very well be successful in removing him from office but that does not put out the fire for change. On the contrary, it gives people hope that they can make a difference. It was never meant to be left up to one man or person, it is now and always has been our job to facilitate meaningful and purposeful change. It is the beginning not the end and it is a process that never ends.
The 2020 election may be the biggest theft in political history but it may be just what the was needed to move the world in the right direction.
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Ive been banging my head against the wall with trying to tell people this is not a spectator thing. We have to dig very deep inside ourselves. That's work, hard work, and it's at the very least energetic and vital for being so.
Even when Q says "trust the plan" probably about 80 percent of 'Q followers' don't get what that really means.
'The plan' is our energetic force of faith in light and victory over darkness. The more we have the facility to do that outwardly the better but the main body of it is energetic and deep inside us.
I kinda feel like saying "don't get me going on what darkness is", and I also want to nail it, but it's hard to nail it.
I know I've really had it, finally, with the cerebral 'enlightenment' version of darkness. That simply makes it into absence of light, a nothing. One thing I've learnt this time around is darkness definitely is not a nothing. It's a very formidable something, if we get taken in by it, either wilfully or sneaking up on us in our foolish mental excuse zones.
Q says 'trust the plan', I say dig deep, very deep and don't be embarrassed by the word faith. It's not a religious word at all, it's the most natural thing a living entity could possibly have, and it's very precious. Far too precious to let externalised effery screw with it.
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I totally sympathize with your point of view Tomkat. I've been following this Q stuff for years and in fact it became one of my main sources of entertainment since I don't watch TV series nor play video games and all that kind of stuff. From the start I took it as a fictional work interspersed with bits and pieces of real life events so I'd be disappointed if Trump doesn't do a second term because it's blatantly obvious that this election was rigged but I didn't really expect Q and his "special forces" to have any effect on the unfolding events.
I fell hook line and sinker for the "2012 end of the world doomsday event" business and I see a lot of similarities in the dynamic of these 2 narratives (Q / 2012). Years of building up to a foreseen desired outcome, "insiders" letting people know what is eventually going to happen and making hundreds of thousands of $ in monetizing videos, conferences, psychic readings, by products….
So let's see what happens next week as I believe it's make or break time for Trump and his team to show incontrovertible proofs of foul play.
I personally expect Biden to become president no matter how blatant the cheating is proven to be but it could be the beginning of the end for the american republic.
Also when when the new administration is installed watch for the Q, Praying medic, X22, Pastor "Coverstone" and all others "receiving direct communication from god"...of the world to double down on their narrative, the new story I foresee will be something along the lines of: "Trump as formed a shadow government with a team of patriots and they are actively working to oust and replace the treasonous Biden administration any day now….This will probably allow them to keep part of their audience and income for a few more years...think Wilcock and Y2k then 2012…..he still around milking the gullibles.
Although I do believe many of the Q "decoders" sincerely believe what they are saying, my hope is to see some of them admit they were wrong if none of their predictions come to pass.(I'm not holding my breath…) If anything this phenomenon could become a teachable moment especially for a younger audience as "2012" was for me.
Having said that I do hope next week will bring all the necessary proof of election rigging and that eventually the supreme court will rule in favor of 45.
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Presumably the main goal of such hopium programs is to make people lose faith in all of this kind of information all together? To give up and accept the status quo?
And if there is any truth to the idea that dreams create reality, it would be a good idea to keep dashing those hopes on the rocks.
I thought the Q movement (which I have only followed lightly) was about encouraging people to do their own research from clues. It would certainly seem to be more empowering than most of these other movements.
But even so, this isn't even about Q in the main. The majority of Americans may well now know how politics is really run (partly due to Q though I suggest). And we also have a very prominent lawyer, with a reputation to lose, stating she is after blood.
I think 90% of us here are well aware that the carpet may be pulled from beneath us. However I am going to keep the faith is it is alright with you?
And as I say, if my hope is dashed on the ropes, I don't see that it has very much to do with Q really. There will be military intervention or there won't.
And when the next ray of light comes along I won't be closing my eyes.
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Posted by One (here)
Well said. I've followed Q lightly too, and am well aware of the belief of Joseph Farrell and Catherine Austin Fitts (two people whom I hold in high regard) that it is a psyop designed to distract from the issue of skulduggery in the world of finance. That's an important issue that we must not lose sight of.
It may be 'hopium' and 'hope porn' - but the opposite of hope is despair. If we sink into despair, it's over, all is lost; so for my part I'll stay positive and hopeful.
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Posted by HikerChick (here)
I hear you HikerChick but the thing is, despair is what makes people take action, it's when they have their backs to the wall that they come out fighting.
I'm full of worldly hopes, but while living on the edge of hope we let the opposite surround us.
Stay strong inside but also push, push outwards and gain strength as well.
Stay well all and have some
I'm a simple easy going guy that is very upset/sad with the worlds hidden controllers!
We need LEADERS who bat from the HEART!
Rise up above them Dark evil doers, not within anger but with LOVE
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Posted by Sunny-side-up (here)
Thanks Alan, though I would respectfully say that what you're describing is defiance, not despair, as the dictionary definition of despair is "the feeling that there is no hope and that you can do nothing to improve a difficult or worrying situation". There's no hope whatsoever in despair, though defiance can lead on from it...
I had to listen to this from my buddy just after Biden was called by the networks; "even Alex Jones says it's over" etc. etc., and I had quite an uphill task to convince otherwise...
It's good to see so many with their backs to the wall who have the fighting spirit in them, it ain't over yet. Stay well and have some too!
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Something optimistic in case of a Biden victory
The reason Trump , an outsider, won was because so many got that our politics is heavily corrupted. Some thoughtful voices on the more woke left see Trump as revealing the system in all its ugliness.
There are loads of young people living off left hopium.
If you get a full on corporate oligarchy under Biden, including resumed wars, poverty, lock downs, dictatorship by the billionaire class, authoritarian globalist machinations from the UN and WEF, and zero policy to help the struggling ordinary person, many of those young lefties will have their awakening.
Lets hope they dont fall for the authoritarian hard left hiding behind people like AOC but rather demand a revolution in democracy, transparency and accountability.
we have subcontracted the business of healing people to Companies who profit from sickness.
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Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
The disappointing thing for me is that everyone saw the fraud coming, including Trump, but nothing was done to prevent it. Trump has always struck me as the kid who got through school copying answers off other people's tests, so I didn't expect much due diligence from him (let's not forget, he appointed people he'd seen on TV, like Larry Kudlow, to important positions). But I thought he had people behind him who were on top of things. Maybe they were just on top of Trump, there to contain him and make sure he toed the line for the establishment? Maybe they were feeding him the same line of BS that Q told the world -- "any day now, we're gonna pull the trigger and put this country right!"
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The massive crowds that appeared in DC was thrown together in a matter of several days. That should tell you something. They weren't just any old bunch. They were the patriots of the country. Antifa/Blm dared to rear their ugly heads and start trouble. They soon found out that the police were there to protect the MAGA protesters.... They didn't like that.
This crowd was massive, but it would have been larger had the ones on the highway been allowed in. It was awesome!!
One thing this day has shown is that the AMERICAN PEOPLE have made their choices known. These are the ones who voted for President Trump and were pissed that their votes had been stolen. (I suspect mine was too from I saw at our polling site).
What I see from this "Protest" was all of them saying, "CAN YOU HEAR US NOW?"
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Posted by TomKat (here)
I would say it is easier to convict someone of criminal fraud if they are caught in the act, rather than trying to convict someone for just thinking of committing criminal fraud
When you express from a fearful heart in the now moment, You create a fearful future.
When you express from a loving heart in the now moment, You create a loving future.
Have no fear, Be aware and live your lives journey from a compassionate caring nurturing heart to manifest a compassionate caring nurturing future. Billyji
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Yet it appears nobody was caught in the act.
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The Q drops are one of the reasons I 'woke up' and joined Avalon. I'd known for many years that the NWO/Iluminati was real, but I'd decided to withdraw from the political world, put my head down and have an easier life not dealing with the consequences of that knowledge. It was trying to falsify the Q drops which helped wake me up to the level of deception, which I then found went a lot further than I'd realised.
I won't be the only one. So even if the only tangible benefit is more people questioning the status quo, this operation may prove helpful in the long run.
If there is a long run of course...
Having looked at the style, content and scope of the Q drops I came to the conclusion that there was likely a military or intel agency involvement. I found this quote from a former US General, Paul E Vallely:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ujqDAyWiWKv2/
This is the 'Army of Northern Virginia he refers to aka Intelligence Support Activity:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intell...pport_Activity
They're in a position to know a great deal about the clandestine world.
Look at their logo. Does that look a little like the 17th letter of the alphabet?
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Posted by Journeyman (here)
I'm always quite leery of information coming from ex military who were high up in black ops, and psychological operations. Paul Vallely is one of my poster children for this. The inspiration behind, and author of "Mind War", to me is not the kind of person to look to for the straight scoop:
The advantage of MindWar is that it conducts wars in nonlethal, noninjurious, and
nondestructive ways. Essentially you overwhelm your enemy with argument. You seize
control of all of the means by which his government and populace process information to make up their minds, and you adjust it so that those minds are made up as you desire. Everyone is happy, no one gets hurt or killed, and nothing is destroyed
While in the 1980s I had no reason to think that this paper had had any official effect
upon U.S. PSYOP doctrine within or beyond the Army, it was with some fascination that I saw specific of its prescriptions applied during the first Gulf War, and recently even more obviously during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. In both instances extreme PSYOP was directed both against the object of the attack and upon U.S. domestic public perception and opinion, in 2003 to the extent of "embedding" journalists with military units to inevitably channel their perspectives and perceptions.
https://flowofwisdom.files.wordpress...ael-aquino.pdf
His very close association with Michael Aquino who authored the above, should give one pause as well, it does me anyway. Notice how he even freely admits "Mind War" was used twice on the American people? According to him that's a good thing.
Also a specialist in psychological warfare, and an ordained Satanic priest.
In 1968 he joined the army as a specialist in psychological warfare. The next year he joined the Church of Satan. His career in the church was put on hold while he served a tour of duty in Vietnam, but shortly after his return to the United States in 1971, he was ordained as a Satanic priest and organized a group (termed a grotto) that met at his home.
https://www.encyclopedia.com/science...o-michael-1946
If you trust your government
You don't know history
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Posted by Gracy May (here)
Fwiw on Q, I think it's got that heady mix of true and disinformation that keeps folk hooked, but there's some big questions on many of the claims. Not least that Trump is a selfless crusader for truth, justice and the American way. My own take is that they are all actors playing roles to a script sent from elsewhere.
As to objectives, I'm beginning to wonder if Q hasn't supplied the building blocks for the second American civil war. The simpsons showed Trump in a coffin. Half the country thinks he's a hero fighting the greatest evil conceivable, the other half thinks he's the antichrist personified. A heady mixture.
I didn't know the association with Aquino. Not a nice man...
I have no idea if there's any validity to the Vallely attribution, like much of the Q stuff I concluded that it was impossible to falsify and therefore everything had to be taken with a grain of salt. There was one slightly corroborating remark by BDAnon, another highly questionable 'source' / Larp
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/threa...828/#235113491
Nah the Q group is located in Northern Virginia and is funded by a billionaire. Basically intelligence folks who have a pattern of playing both sides of the street. But given their funding they may stay on the good side now.
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The Long Evolution of the Vampire Genre (And Why It's Nothing to Worry About)
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We're not getting many vampire movies these days. And that's a shame. It's not like they've gone anywhere, they never really do. But everything in the horror genre moves in cycles. It seems like only one sub-genre can ever really be popular at one time. This is absolutely true for vampires, who have been around as long if not longer than any other monster in fiction. They predate the written word, with legends ingrained into the history of every single culture on earth.
And the vampire, as we knew it, is a very different thing from the vampire as we know it now. People love to blame Twilight, even now that that craze is well and truly over. They love to say that Stephanie Meyer de-fanged vampires by making them teenagers, channeling their supernatural state of being into angst, bringing them into the sunlight and making them sparkle. But things had been moving in that direction for a long time. Everything that's happened to vampires over the years has been a very natural progression.
Going back to early English literature, vampires were basically ghost stories. There wasn't a lot of difference. They were an old concept even then, and represented horrific stories of the dead returning to life to haunt and feed off the living. The first literary attempt to bring them into the modern era was actually Dracula. It's surprising, I know, because Dracula is what we so often think of as the traditional archaic vampire story. But Stoker did a lot of research, drawing from fiction that had come before him like Carmilla and Varney the Vampire. The gothic setting of the foggy Carpathian Mountains, the crumbling, dark castle of the Count, these were all pretty well associated with vampires even then. But people tend to forget, or simply may not know, that Dracula is only set in Transylvania for the first four chapters.
After that, it moves the action to England and becomes a very modern, even somewhat science fiction-infused tome. It was published two years before the turn of the twentieth century and seems very aware of this fact. From Dr. Seward, to Van Helsing, to Mina, these characters are using all of the modern technology at their disposal—even some that was only theorized about at the time—to hunt this vampire.
Obviously, the success of Dracula launched vampires into the mainstream. The book wasn't an overnight success, but it built up an audience over time, leading to several stage adaptations and of course an eventual film. The first of such—an unofficial adaptation because it could not get the rights—was Nosferatu. That film really showcases just how much vampires have changed in the span of about a century. There's nothing attractive, alluring or sympathetic about that creature. In that way, he's actually very close to the creepy vampire of the book.
On film, the first attempt to romanticize the vampire came in Universal's marketing campaign for the classic 1931 version of Dracula. It was billed as "the strangest love story ever told" but was really anything but. Dracula's not any more romantic in that one than he was in Nosferatu, even if he doesn't look like a pallid rat monster this time around. Lugosi barely exchanges dialogue with Helen Chandler's Mina and she expresses no interest in him, whatsoever.
Still, that was when people first started to get the idea that the vampire might be something of a romantic figure. Universal launched several sequels to Dracula throughout the thirties and forties, with Lugosi eventually being replaced by John Carradine. The popularity of the classic monsters began to wane in the late forties and by the time the fifties were in full swing, we weren't really seeing any vampires at all. If there were any vampire stories, they'd be in the form of comics like Tales from the Crypt and Vault of Horror, but on the screen the fifties were totally dominated by science fiction.
They didn't make a comeback until the end of that decade with Hammer's Horror of Dracula. I would be willing to say that the Hammer age of vampires was their most successful period on film. It defined them for a long time. Through the sixties and into the early seventies, vampire movies were taking off like gangbusters. Christopher Lee's Count was very different from Lugosi's. As much as people were captivated by Lugosi's performance, you never actually saw him do anything. You never saw him bite anyone. Hell, Lugosi didn't even have fangs.
Christopher Lee's Dracula with blazing red eyes and blood dripping from his fangs is a very different image. He could be cold and commanding one moment and a snarling monster the next. I think, personally, that there's a reason he wound up playing the vampire more times on screen than any other actor. His version of it defined vampire cinema for a generation, and was simply unforgettable.
While the concept had been teased in the past, the first major reluctant vampire made his appearance on the small screen in the soap opera Dark Shadows. Barnabas Collins was introduced as a pretty standard vampire mixed in with a long history with the Collins family, but became a more complicated character over time as he needed more to do. He wound up being the first major pop culture vampire that cursed his condition and felt genuinely tortured.
While Salem's Lot really tried to take vampires back to their horror roots in the seventies, the genre kept pushing in the direction of creating sympathetic monsters. In George Romero's Martin, the titular character isn't even really a vampire. He only thinks he is. Technically, he's a serial killer, but he's such a fragile, sympathetic person because you can see exactly how he came to be that way. Martin speaks to the dangers of a fundamentalist and superstitious upbringing. His uncle is very much a man of the old country and if the legend is that Martin is to be a vampire, then it must be true, and knowing no different, Martin acts on the only thing he knows he's supposed to be.
Martin really represents how perceptions of vampires had changed by that point in the seventies, but it didn't have any impact because the movie didn't make any money and many people still aren't aware of it, despite it being one of Romero's best.
There was, however, a book that came out in 1976 that pretty much defined vampires as we've known them ever since: Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice. By the time the film adaptation came out in the nineties, Rice's influence was extremely widespread.
Even the vampires of the eighties show a clear through line to now. Fright Night was about taking the conventions of the Hammer features and updating them for the modern era, much in the same way that Scream would later do for slashers. Near Dark harkened back to Martin, in a way, given that we never really see fangs and the characters are never referred to as vampires. The Lost Boys is a favorite even now. Teenagers still go back and watch this one as though it's a rite of passage. And I hate to say it, guys, but there is a direct line between The Lost Boys and Twilight. Both hit a lot of the same notes, both touch on the same basic themes, the only real difference is that one was really good and one was really bad. The Lost Boys doesn't forget to be a horror movie while it tries to be a teen movie, which helps a great deal.
The success of these gave us a lot of teen vampire comedies by the end of the eighties, like Once Bitten and My Best Friend is a Vampire. Marry that with the heavy romantic elements of the nineties—namely Bram Stoker's Dracula and Interview With the Vampire—plus the action-heavy elements that would come later with the likes of Blade, Underworld and virtually everything we got through the late '90s and 2000s, and you'll see the blending of every trope that we still know to this day. Vampires have not strayed from the path. They've only become a cocktail of everything we've seen in the past couple of decades.
This could worry some people, and that's understandable. We horror fans like vampires to be a part of the horror genre, we want them to be scary. But I think that time will come around again. It's never completely over. Someone will always be there to make a film like 30 Days of Night or Stake Land to strip the romantic elements away completely. And projects like that also allow for those softer features to have their place.
Right now, we're not really seeing any vampire movies at all. But I don't think that's cause for alarm, either. If there's anything I've learned, watching these films all my life, it's that they never stay dead for long.
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Anna suggested I post the link to the article on acupuncture that I found on her link about grain feed foods. I found it a very good explanation of the practice and a realistic view of what it can be used for in dogs. I imagine it would also be the same for cats, horses and such.
I was impressed with what it did for the IVDD in Max and what it does for me in pain management. I know you've all heard me talk about it enough times. When I told my PCP that I was going for acupuncture he was in full agreement. For myself I no longer live my days with a pain level of 8-10, more like 2-3 and I keep a regular schedule of treatment of 5-6 weeks.
So for anyone who is interest or considering it for their dog (or even for themselves) here is the link to the article.
I notice that, like the article I posted, this is also from Tufts University. They are a good Vet school.
We regularly used acupuncture with our first corgi, Asta, for management of arthritis pain as she got older. She'd come home from a treatment kind of mellow and sleepy (like me after a couple of glasses of wine!!), but the next day she'd be running around like a puppy again (me- not so much!). We tried it for her megaesophagus, but it did nothing for that, which the vet was up front about. We tried it with second corgi, Sophie, for her seizures, but it didn't work for that either (also stated by the vet that it may not work). Since it is noninvasive, we decided to give it a try. Neither one of them seemed to notice that the needles were being placed.I have gone for treatment of migraines; it significantly lessened the severity and frequency to a manageable level but did not totally eliminate them. Tweezing eyebrows hurts more than the acupuncture needles do, if that is a concern for anyone.
Chris....glad it helped with Asta's arthritis pain. It can help a lot of things and I think pain management for animal and human is the biggest thing we can all take away from learning about it. I'm glad it's helping with your migraine headaches. Does it take away 100% if my back pain...no but it reduces the level of pain so that I can live a normal life. I will say that it does wonders for the neuropathy in my feet from the back surgery tho. I am also a diabetic so I don't know if that has added to the neuropathy in my feet or not...it's been there for 15 years and I was only diagnosed with diabetes a year and a half ago. I would also suggest anyone who suffers from neuropathy give it a try.


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On Saturday, October 22, College of Charleston student teams will once again grab a cart, garbage bags, and gloves and dash into downtown Charleston to participate in the annual litter-collecting scavenger hunt, "Dash for Trash."
Teams of ten will scour the city for cigarette butts, used batteries, old hub caps and even dog "litter" to rack up points. The student teams that show the most spirit, collect the most recyclables and accumulate the most over all points will win prizes.


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Bible Land Exploration: Holy Land Journey | Nov 7, 2023
Starting from $3798* Taxes & Fees Apply
Join us for ten days on a Bible Land Exploration starting at $3798 from New York, NY, or $4196 from Dallas/Ft. Worth TX, on November 7, 2023. You will see Caesarea by the Sea, Mount Carmel, Megiddo, Sea of Galilee, Tel Dan, Caesarea Philippi, Golan Heights, Bethsaida, Jericho, Qumran, Masada, Jerusalem, and much more!
Domestic Airfare
Day 1 Nov 7 - Depart to the Holy Land
Day 2 Nov 8 - Welcome to the Holy Land
Once you arrive, you will be welcomed at the Tel Aviv airport by our representative and transferred to your hotel in Netanya to enjoy dinner and overnight.
Day 3 Nov 9 - Caesarea by the Sea, Mount Carmel, Megiddo & Nazareth
Visit the Roman Aqueduct and Theatre at Caesarea, a center of early Christianity (Acts 10) and where Paul was imprisoned for two years (Acts 23:33). View Mount Carmel and recall Elijah's dramatic victory over the prophets of Baal (I Kings 18). Follow an ancient caravan route through the Jezreel Valley to Tel Megiddo, an exciting archeological dig with layers of twenty different cities, all built on top of each other. Conclude your day in Nazareth, Jesus' boyhood home (Matt. 2:23).
Day 4 Nov 10 - Sea of Galilee
Pass through the Valley of the Doves and see Mount Arbel (Isaiah 9:2) on your way towards the Sea of Galilee. This was a major pathway in the time of Christ. He and his disciples passed through this valley as they walked through the Galilee. In Magdala, once home to Mary Magdalene (Luke 8:1-3), visit a recently discovered first-century synagogue. Enjoy lunch together before crossing the waters of the Sea of Galilee on a very special boat ride, complete with an onboard worship service. At Kibbutz Nof Ginosar, see the 2,000-year-old "Ancient Boat," a rare example of the kind of boat in which Jesus might have sailed. Visit Capernaum, the center of Jesus' ministry in the Galilee, and visit the synagogue built on the site where Jesus taught (Matt. 4:13, 23). On the Mount of Beatitudes, contemplate the text of the Sermon on the Mount that Jesus preached there (Matt. 5-7). Explore the Church of the Fish and the Loaves at Tabgha, traditional site of the feeding of the 5,000 (Luke 9:10-17).
Day 5 Nov 11 - Tel Dan, Caesarea Philippi, Golan Heights, Bethsaida & Jordan River
At the ruins of Tel Dan, see the altar built by King Jeroboam I (I Kings 12:25-30) and learn about where the "House of David" fragment from the First Temple Period was discovered. Continue on to Caesarea Philippi, where Peter told the Lord, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the Living God!" (Matt.16: 16). A scenic drive along the Golan Heights will give you some beautiful views of Syria and Jordan, as well as Israel. Remember your baptism at the Yardenit Baptismal site, where the Jordan River exits the Sea of Galilee on its journey southward (Matt. 3).
Day 6 Nov 12 - Jericho, Qumran, Masada & the Dead Sea
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Day 7 Nov 13 - Bethlehem, Museum of the Bible Lands & Israel Museum
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Day 8 Nov 14 - Jerusalem
Walk the Temple Mount (conditions permitting), once the site of the Temple of Solomon (II Chronicles 3) and home to the Dome of the Rock. See where Jesus healed on the Sabbath at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5: 1-18), Walk the Via Dolorosa ("the Way of the Cross") to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (John 19), built over the traditional sites of the crucifixion and burial of Jesus. At the Garden Tomb, share communion together and experience the reality of the Resurrection (John 20).
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Nov 16 – Jerash
This morning you will journey across the Allenby Bridge on your way to Jerash, one of the best preserved Roman cities in the world. Stroll through the oval piazza and wander along colonnaded streets etched by the wheels of ancient chariots. Stand in the grand theatre where an onstage whisper can be heard in the top row. Continue to Amman to check in for dinner and overnight.
Nov 17 – Madaba & Mt. Nebo
Begin your journey south towards Petra today. Stop in Madaba, the City of Mosaics, to visit the Church of Saint George with its sixth-century, Byzantine, mosaic map showing Jerusalem and other holy sites. Continue to Mount Nebo, where Moses caught a glimpse of the Promised Land (Deut. 34). On a clear day, you can see all the way across the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea, to the rooftops of Jerusalem and Bethlehem. End your day at the shore of the Dead Sea and check in to your hotel.
Nov 18 - Petra
Explore the city of Petra. Its entrance passes through a long, narrow gorge known as the Siq and can only be accessed by carriage, horseback or on foot. Once inside the city, marvel at the intricate detail of a city that was cut into the cliff sides of rose-colored rock. Return to your hotel at the Dead Sea for dinner and overnight.
Nov 19 - Free Morning at the Dead Sea
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Le Boultè (orthographié aussi Le Boultê ou Le Boulté) est une colonne érigée dans les Hautes Fagnes dans la commune de Waimes, à l'est de la province de Liège en Belgique. Ce monument historique est classé depuis 1991.

Situation
Cette colonne se situe le long de la route nationale 68 à environ  au sud-est de la Baraque Michel et à une centaine de mètres à l'est de la chapelle Fischbach. Elle devait faire office de repère surtout en cas d'enneigement.

Historique
Le Boultè aurait été dressé en 1566 par les familles Hauptmann-Panhaus, à l'origine aussi des colonnes Hauptmann et Panhaus, érigées dans la région proche. Il a été brisé en 1749, réparé puis renversé en 1878 par l'administration allemande afin d'éviter toute confusion avec les bornes frontières. Restauré puis redressé en 1906 par des fagnards aidés par par les abbés Pietkin et Beeckman, la colonne est surmontée à cette époque d'une sculpture en pomme de pin et d'une petite croix. Il est possible que cette pomme de pin provienne de l'ancien perron de Malmedy ou de la Colonne Hauptman détruite dont il ne reste que le socle. Lors de la bataille des Ardennes en janvier 1945, il est renversé par les troupes américaines lors des travaux de rectification de la route puis redressé à l'endroit actuel par Les Amis de la Fagne en 1947.

Description

Cette colonne cylindrique haute d'environ  est sculptée dans de l'arkose de Waimes, un grès d'Ardenne local pour son tiers inférieur et constituée de pierre calcaire pour les deux tiers supérieurs. La partie haute représente une grande pomme de pin surmontée d'une petite croix à l'instar des perrons de la Principauté de Liège ou de la Principauté de Stavelot-Malmedy.

Articles connexes
 Liste du patrimoine immobilier classé de Waimes
 Colonne Panhaus
 Base de la colonne Hauptmann
 Chapelle Fischbach
 Perron (symbole)

Liens externes
 https://www.mediardenne.net/le-boulte-repere-en-hautes-fagnes/
 https://gite-ardennais.com/croixenfagnes.html

Bibliographie
 A.J. Freyens « Guide de la Fagne » –  édition, chez Marabout (Ed Gérard, Verviers)
 C. KAMP, Les Hautes Fagnes, Düren, 1971, . H.O.

Références

Sculpture en Belgique
Patrimoine du XVIe siècle
Patrimoine classé à Waimes


Complaint against health insurer administered by Clark County teachers union and the company hired to manage its provider network says the duo violated its contacts by presenting it with a four-year claims backlog.
The embattled Teachers Health Trust has been hit with another lawsuit, this one filed by a company hired to process medical claims for the insurance provider for thousands of licensed Clark County School District employees.
The complaint by Tristar Health Administrators of Nevada alleges that the trust and WellHealth, which manages its network of medical providers, violated contracts with the company by requiring Tristar to perform work without compensation.
It also claims that WellHealth was "wholly unequipped" to manage the trust's network of doctors.
It's the latest in a series of unrelated legal cases filed in the last year against the trust, which is run by a board of union-appointed teachers. It also faces a class-action lawsuit filed by teachers claiming breach of contract and unpaid claims. A third lawsuit filed by former executives of the trust was dismissed by a District Court in April.
Meanwhile, teachers and the union continue to fight to force the school district to increase its monthly health-care contributions — part of an arbitration award that was recently upheld by a District Court judge.
Tristar entered into a series of agreements with the trust and WellHealth in 2016 to oversee claims administration.
Yet when Tristar began the work, it found that "the operations of the plans run by the trust and the WellHealth entities were in complete disarray," according to the complaint filed in June.
It also discovered that it had inherited a previously undisclosed backlog of over 75,000 claims that had not been processed, including some dating to 2012, the lawsuit stated.
In addition, Tristar was forced to handle a large number of claims appeals that it did not anticipate, it said.
"These appeals were much higher than the industry standard due to the failures of the WellHealth entities to, among other things, implement network provider contract uniformity," the complaint said, referring to numerous units affiliated with the medical group.
WellHealth also failed to hire a medical director experienced in claims administration to assist Tristar as stipulated in the contract, it said.
The lawsuit names the trust, MedSource Management Group, WellHealth Quality Care and WellHealth Medical Group, as well as entities of DaVita Inc., which acquired WellHealth Quality Care through its Healthcare Partners Nevada division last year.
WellHealth Quality Care declined to comment.
Trust COO Kim Phillips and the teachers union, the Clark County Education Association, did not respond to a request for comment.
Nor did attorneys for Tristar.
The latest lawsuit was filed after another legal battle quietly ended.
The trust's lawsuit and a counterlawsuit filed by former members of its executive team and others were voluntarily dismissed with prejudice — meaning they cannot be refiled — in District Court in April.
It's unclear why both parties agreed to drop the case.
The trust's lawsuit against the former CEO, COO, director of operations and executive assistant claimed the former executives leaked confidential information and that some had made personal purchases on trust credit cards.
But the former executives filed a counterclaim, alleging that the trust entered into costly no-bid contracts and breached its fiduciary obligation to teachers. It also accused with Clark County Education Association Executive Director John Vellardita of financial wrongdoing.
Neither the teachers union nor Andre Lagomarsino, attorney for the former executive team, responded to requests for comment.
Meanwhile, the class action lawsuit against the trust was dismissed and filed again in District Court in May, adding the Clark County Education Association and the school district to the list of defendants.


I had the priveledge to take our student leaders to National Young Leaders Day (NYLD) this year for the first time ever! It was incredible. Thank you to the team who put this event on, it was an excellent day!
Just real quick, we have followed up with a hui today where we came together to share and compare our notes and messages. How might we use this? I asked the kids and they said "let's share it!"
So we have decided to create a presentation together, introducing the presenters that spoke to us and sharing their message. It's just started; it's not finished. But here is the slide.


Editor's note: Mark Vaporis is running unopposed for one, two-year Gaylord Community School board seat in June. Candidate profiles will run in each issue before the election.
Moved to Gaylord 12 years ago from Miami, Fla.
Reason he's running: "I didn't aspire to elected office. My involvement has been more informal. A lot of people have talked about vacancies on the school board and needing someone good to serve … I have a vested interest in the schools. I want to contribute positively however I can. I have the ability and the time."
Biggest issue facing the schools: "I think the principle issue is finances … especially in Michigan with the cuts (in state funding). You don't want to (lay off teachers) but sometimes your hands are tied.
First step: "I think the board is going to have to identify the issues and then prioritize. I would like to see more collaboration between the school board and the community.