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Financial Exploitation and Psychological Abuse of Older Adults in the Chicago Metropolitan Area, 2007-2008 [United States] (ICPSR 26881)
Principal Investigator(s): Conrad, Kendon, University of Illinois at Chicago; Iris, Madelyn, CJE SeniorLife
The research team developed two self-reporting questionnaires, the Older Adult Mistreatment Assessment (OAMA) Client Questionnaire and the OAMA Staff Questionnaire, in order to measure for financial exploitation and psychological abuse of the elderly. The OAMA Client Questionnaire was administered to clients aged 60 years and over who had been substantiated for at least one form of elderly mistreatment within the Chicago metropolitan area. In addition, a corresponding Staff Questionnaire was administered to each evaluator involved in the field test and submitted on behalf of each client in the study. In all, 227 client interviews with 227 corresponding staff questionnaires were compiled between 2007 and 2008, and scales were developed for measurements of both financial exploitation and psychological abuse. Financial exploitation of the elderly was measured through variables related to theft, scams, coercion, signs of abuse or financial entitlement by trusted friends or family members, and money management difficulties. Psychological abuse of the elderly was measured through variables related to isolation, disrespect, exploited vulnerability, shame, threats and intimidation, and risk factors related to the client's trusted friends or family.
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Conrad, Kendon, and Madelyn Iris. Financial Exploitation and Psychological Abuse of Older Adults in the Chicago Metropolitan Area, 2007-2008 [United States]. ICPSR26881-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2013-01-11. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR26881.v1
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This study was funded by:
- United States Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. National Institute of Justice (2006-MU-MU-0004)
Scope of Study
Subject Terms: abuse, adult care services, aging, caregivers, elder abuse, eldercare, emotional abuse, exploitation, older adults, personal finances, psychological effects, psychological evaluation, self evaluation, victimization
Geographic Coverage: Chicago, Illinois, United States
- 2007--2008
- 2007--2008
Unit of Observation: individual
Universe: All adults aged 60 years and older who are under the care of an adult protective services agency in Chicago and its collar counties between 2007 and 2008, and their corresponding elder abuse investigators.
Study Purpose: The purpose of this study was to measure for financial exploitation and psychological abuse of elderly individuals in community-based settings within the city of Chicago and its collar counties.
The research team developed two self-reporting questionnaires, the Older Adult Mistreatment Assessment (OAMA) Client Questionnaire and the OAMA Staff Questionnaire. The questionnaires measured both financial exploitation and psychological abuse of the elderly. Specifically, the OAMA client self-report measures of financial exploitation were administered via interview by elder abuse investigators to participants aged 60 years and over who had been substantiated for at least one form of elderly mistreatment. The 22 corresponding elder abuse investigators were trained by the research team at each of the 7 community sites participating in the full-scale field test. An investigator also completed a corresponding staff questionnaire for each client interview. In all, a total of 227 client interviews with 227 corresponding staff questionnaires were compiled between 2007 and 2008, and scales were developed for both measurements.
The OAMA measurement instrument was developed for both questionnaires in three phases:
- In Phase One the research team used concept mapping with input from 16 experts in the field to conceptualize and organize measure development for the two abuse constructs.
- Phase Two was comprised of a feasibility study of a financial exploitation measure and of a psychological abuse measure based on the concept map and expert panel input. It consisted of focus groups and cognitive interviews at community sites (e.g., senior centers and case coordination units) to develop procedures for obtaining sensitive information concerning financial exploitation and psychological abuse and to develop new items and refine existing items assessing these areas.
- Phase Three was a full-scale field test of the two abuse subcomponents, financial exploitation and psychological abuse. The field test consisted of data collection on 227 substantiated elder abuse clients and their 22 corresponding elder abuse investigators, with a subsequent psychometric analysis of the resulting client self-report data.
The self-reporting OAMA Staff Questionnaire was also administered during the field test, and completed by an investigator to accompany each of the completed client questionnaires. The staff questionnaire was used to record the investigators' observations and the responses of "3rd parties" or proxies. This assessment instrument also helped the research team validate corresponding measurements recorded in the OAMA Client Questionnaire.
Sample: Through a research agreement with the Illinois Department on Aging the research team conducted this project with the elder abuse providers in the state. The researchers recruited seven adult protective services agencies in Chicago and its collar counties. The client self-report measures of financial exploitation and psychological abuse were administered via interview to 227 clients who were previously substantiated by eldercare staff members for at least one type of elder mistreatment. Elderly patients were regarded as any adult aged 60 years and older. Each client self-report measure was accompanied by a corresponding staff self-report measure conducted by the evaluator and submitted with the client questionnaire.
Mode of Data Collection: face-to-face interview, paper and pencil interview (PAPI)
Older Adult Mistreatment Assessment Client Questionnaire
Older Adult Mistreatment Assessment Staff Questionnaire
The study contains a total of 273 variables including 132 OAMA Client Questionnaire variables and 140 OAMA Staff Questionnaire variables. The OAMA Client Questionnaire variables include demographics, cognitive and mental capacities, financial exploitation measures, psychological abuse measures, and variables indicating the relationship of the elderly client to their primary trusted family member or friend. In addition to 12 variables on age, race, gender, personal finances, and the pre-questionnaire cognitive capacity of the client, the OAMA Client Questionnaire consisted of two primary measurement tools for financial exploitation and psychological abuse. First, the Older Adult Psychological Abuse Measure (OAPAM) contained 37 variables for measurements on suspected physical, psychological and medical abuse of the elderly client by their primary trusted family member or caretaker within the past year. The variables in OAPAM measured various forms of psychological abuse of the elderly, such as isolation, disrespect, exploiting vulnerability, shame, threats and intimidation, and risk factors related to the client's trusted friends or family. Second, the Older Adult Financial Exploitation Measure (OAFEM) contained 83 variables for measurements of various forms of suspected financial exploitation of the elderly client by their primary trusted family member or caretaker. The variables in OAFEM measured items including theft, scams, coercion, signs of abuse or financial entitlement by trusted friends or family members, and money management difficulties.
The OAMA Staff Questionnaire variables include investigator position, agency code, investigator years of experience, investigator gender and race, and variables indicating the relationship of their client to the primary trusted caretaker, as well as their client's pre-questionnaire cognitive and psychological capacity. The Staff Questionnaire also contained similarly structured OAPAM and OAFEM variable measurements for each client to those for the Client Quesitonnaire. However, measurements of variables for psychological abuse and financial exploitation within the Staff Questionnaire were designed to validate corresponding measurements recorded in the Client Questionnaire through evaluator response.
Response Rates: The response rates for the client sample was 99 percent. The response rates for the staff sample are not available.
Presence of Common Scales: Two scales were developed and employed in both data collection instruments, the Older Adult Financial Exploitation Measure (OAFEM) and the Older Adult Psychological Abuse Measure (OAPAM).
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Original ICPSR Release: 2013-01-11
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Your doctor will take a detailed history from you and observers to help determine if you have epilepsy. The history may include questions about:
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September 12, 2012 North Berkeley Senior Center 7:00 PM 1901 Hearst Ave. / MLK Jr. Way.See "MEETING PROCEDURES" below. All written materials identified on this agenda are available on the Planning Commission webpage: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/ContentDisplay.aspx?id=13072 PRELIMINARY MATTERS 1. Roll Call. 2. Order of Agenda: The Commission may rearrange the agenda or place additional agendized items on the Consent Calendar. 3. Public Comment: Comments on subjects not included on the agenda. Speakers may comment on agenda items when the Commission hears those items. See "Public Testimony Guidelines" below. 4. Planning Staff Report: In addition to the items below, additional matters may be reported at the meeting. 5. Chairperson's Report: Report by Planning Commission Chair. 6. Committee Reports: Reports by Commission committees or liaisons. In addition to the items below, additional matters may be reported at the meeting. 7. Approval of Minutes: None. 8. 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Medical records share plan delayed
Controversial plans to share medical records will be delayed until later this year "to allow more time to build understanding of the benefits of using the information", health officials have said.
Pressure has been mounting on NHS England, the body behind the scheme, after doctors leaders said patients need to know how their data will be used outside the NHS.
Both the British Medical Association (BMA) and the Royal College of GPs (RCGP) have both warned that patients are being kept in the dark about the plans.
NHS England today said that the roll out of the scheme, that was due to take place in April, will now happen later this year.
A spokesman said: "To ensure that the concerns of the BMA, RCGP, Healthwatch and other groups are met, NHS England will b egin collecting data from GP surgeries in the Autumn, instead of April, to allow more time to build understanding of the benefits of using the information, what safeguards are in place, and how people can opt out if they choose to."
Patients, doctors and other professional organisations, have raised concerns that they have not been given enough time to learn about the project.
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Chaand Nagpaul, chairman of the BMA's general practitioners committee, said: "With just weeks to go until the uploading of patient data was scheduled to begin, it was clear from GPs on the ground that patients remain inadequately informed about the implications of care.data.
"While the BMA is supportive of using anonymised data to plan and improve the quality of NHS care for patients, this must only be done with the support and consent of the public, and it is only right that they fully understand what the proposals mean to them and what their rights are if they do not wish their data to be extracted.
"This is all in the best interests of patients and GPs, and the BMA looks forward to working with NHS England to ensure that the public is properly informed and that safeguards are in place before uploads begin."
Professor Nigel Mathers, honorary secretary of the RCGP, said: "The extra time will provide (NHS England) with the chance to redouble its efforts to inform every patient of their right to opt out, every GP of how the programme will work, and the nation of what robust safeguards will be in place to protect the security of people's data."
Anna Bradley, chairwoman of Healthwatch England, said: "This is a really positive move by NHS England. They have shown a willingness to listen to what the public have to say about the way their health and care services are run."
The idea behind the scheme is to link data from GP records with information from hospitals to give an idea of what happens to patients at all stages.
The data that will be extracted from GP systems includes information on family history, vaccinations, referrals for treatment, diagnoses and information about prescriptions.
It will also include biological values such as a patient's blood pressure, body mass index and cholesterol levels.
Personal confidential data (PCD) identifiers will also be taken, such as date of birth, postcode, NHS number and gender.
The written notes a GP makes during a consultation will not be extracted. The data will be held by the NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) and anonymised by officials there.
Fully anonymised data will be made available publicly to anyone outside the NHS.
Data considered to be potentially identifiable - for example where a patient in a small town has a rare disease - will only be released to approved organisations for the specific purpose of benefiting the health and social care system.
NHS England plans to make this "amber" data available to organisations outside the NHS, such as medical charities, think-tanks, data analytics companies and universities.
Private firms such as pharmaceutical companies might also be able to obtain the data.
Geraint Lewis, chief data officer of the NHS, has said officials believe it "would be wrong to exclude private companies simply on ideological grounds".
He said: "Instead, the test should be how the company wants to use the data to improve NHS care."
Two polls for the Medical Protection Society (MPS) yesterday showed most patients have not yet received leaflets explaining the system and GPs fear patients will not be informed enough about opting out.
Of 1,400 members of the public, 67% have not received the leaflet from NHS England explaining the new system and 45% did not understand care.data from what they have read or heard.
A separate MPS survey of more than 600 GPs showed 80% felt they did not have a good understanding of how patient data would be used.
For Labour, shadow health minister Jamie Reed said the delay had become inevitable after ministers proved unable to answer key questions about their plans.
"This is another NHS shambles of this Government's own making," he said.
"Patients need to be assured that their records will be genuinely anonymous and that they have had the opportunity to opt-out.
"Ministers need to ensure these safeguards are in place and that it is the Secretary of State who is accountable for the use of patients' data."
Tory MP David Davis said the government had done the "right thing", adding: " In the first instance the Department of Health had intended to collect everybody's data without either explaining their actions or asking permission for the dramatic invasion of privacy that this would represent.
"As a result of objections to this they put out a wholly inadequate leaflet which appears to have been seen by a minority of the population, and which did not explain clearly the mechanism for opting out.
"Furthermore, the plan for opting out still involved collecting people's information, but only giving them the protection of the crudest anonymisation which would have been easily broken.
There is no doubt that a central database would have some significant medical value. However it does not need to be anything like as big as what is being proposed.
"Furthermore since it involves breaking doctor patient confidentiality, it should only be done with the explicit approval of the individuals concerned. Then the data so collected should be detected with the strongest possible security - something the Department of Health has not seen fit to detail to the public.
"Finally this data should only be accessible to licensed research teams on a controlled basis, and misuse of the data should be subject to criminal penalties."
It is entirely possible to devise a data collection system which meets all these requirements and I recommend the Department of Health start to consult properly with all the interested parties before taking the next steps on this project."


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Your home energy system is important. Why? When it comes to heating and cooling your home:
- Heating accounts for the biggest chunk of most utility bills – and offers the most opportunities for money and energy savings.
- The energy used by the average home generates twice as much pollution as the average car.
- Most of the pollution we generate at home comes from our heating and cooling systems and the electricity we use to power our appliances.
An important way to protect the environment and your health is by using clean, renewable power for home energy. Renewable energy sources can power your home, help you save money on your electricity bill, reduce pollution, and increase national security. Here's how:
Where should you buy clean, renewable home energy?
Where you buy your power can make a difference, too. Here's a look at how you can access wind power through your local utility if you choose that as your home energy source.
Top 10 Ways to Beat the High Price of Gas
Top 10 Ways to Save Energy and Money at Home
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Want to save money on your utility bills by adding energy efficiency features to a new or existing house. You may quality for FHA's Energy Efficient Mortgage program. Here's the link.
You can find out if your energy efficiency improvements qualify for tax credits here.
These utilities and states offer rebates for installing energy-efficient windows.
Check with your local utility for other rebates available when you make energy efficiency improvements to your home or buy an energy-efficient appliance.


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The moon could
serve a much greater purpose than just
being Earth's natural satellite. In
November of last year, the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration announced the discovery of lunar water. A release by
NASA and a report published
today as six papers in the journal Science reveals
that there is more water on its surface than was previously thought.
Members of NASA's Apollo missions space team also discovered trace
amounts of silver, along with mercury, gold and other
elements and compounds, on the near-side of the moon."We
didn't know the moon after all," said Peter Schultz, a planetary
geologist at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island and
co-author of the papers. "It's like there was a different face
and it was hidden in a treasure trove."Scientists made the
discovery after analyzing the findings of an experiment conducted
last year when NASA deliberately
slammed a rocket into a lunar crater. Traveling at nearly
6,000 miles per hour, the rocket burrowed 90 feet. The
impact tossed up lunar material six-feet deep. "There's
this archive of billions of years (in the Moon's permanently shadowed
craters)," Schultz said. "There could be clues there to our
Earth's history, our solar system, our galaxy. And it's all just
sitting there, this hidden history, just begging us to go back."The
quantity of water found was 50 percent more than was first
estimated."It's really wet," said Anthony
Colaprete, a space scientist at NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett
Field, Calif. and also a co-author of the Science papers. The
moon is wet, scientists report, but the moon's hydrosphere is nothing
like that of the Earth's. The total mass of the targeted lunar
crater's soil is believed to contain roughly 5
percent of water ice. In some areas, water was confirmed
as mostly
pure ice crystals.And while the moon's water supply has
been described as sparse
and not liquid, scientists believe that this latest data is
promising enough to set up a station on the moon.China, India
and Japan are currently making plans to land on the lunar orb, but
the U.S. won't take part in the effort for at least ten years. While
President Barack Obama has given the go-ahead for a manned trip to
Mars, he recently canceled a U.S. program aimed at returning
astronauts to the moon. Japan hopes to set-up an
unmanned base within a decade, China plans to send astronauts by 2025
and India has set its sights on a lunar landing by 2020.


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The contestants for Miss October are locked and loaded. Who's your pick to win?
To enter the TransWorld SURF Model Search, email your photos to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please include name, age, hometown, and some info about yourself. Monthly winners will receive prizes from B. Swim, Spy Optic, and be featured in TransWorld SURF magazine. You must be 18 to enter.


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A sudden new assault on independent schools
Sen. Dick McCormack, the new chair of the Senate Education Committee, launched his tenure in that position by introducing a bill clearly designed to put as many general purpose independent schools under the big fat thumb of the Education Agency in Montpelier.
The bill (S.91) requires that any independent school, one-third or more of whose students are paid for by tuition towns, must accept for admission on a space-available basis all publicly funded students who apply. The school must hire only licensed teachers and administrators. The school must require all students -- whether or not attending on public funding -- to take any standardized tests required by the state. It must offer special education in at least four disability categories, and provide free and reduced-price meals to all students.
It's significant that McCormack didn't discuss his bill prior to introduction with the independent schools that would be seriously affected. He waited until a school vacation, and a national independent school conference out of state, to put the bill in the hopper. He then immediately announced hearings on it, led off with the public school lobbyists hostile to independent schools.
McCormack protests that he has no intention of sneaking the bill through before the victims can get organized. But when Michael Livingston, head of Sharon Academy, asked when the committee would like to have his promised memo on the bill's impact, McCormack replied "ASAP." That certainly suggests that the chairman wants to push this through as quickly as possible.
McCormack argues that the bill is needed to "level the playing field." He is concerned that tuition town students choosing independent schools take public dollars from public schools, and are thus "undermining public schools." Whether the independent schools are a better educational fit for the students who chose them does not seem to have occurred to McCormack.
His goal, obviously, is to suppress the competition independent schools pose to lackluster public schools. Not surprisingly, that is precisely the goal of the public school education blob, worried about a shortage of students that might cause layoffs of some dues-paying Vermont-NEA unionized teachers. Instead of making their schools more attractive to tuition students, they are pleased to have the state clamp down on their competitors.
Mill Moore, the executive director of the Vermont Independent Schools Association, saw through this smokescreen right away. "These proposals would fundamentally alter the relationship between the State and independent schools that has prevailed since the public education system was introduced shortly after the Civil War."
For 20 years Bernier Mayo was headmaster of St. Johnsbury Academy. In an op-ed in the Caledonian-Record on Feb. 28, Mayo wrote "The real reason that S.91 has been introduced is to take choice away from the nearly one hundred towns and thousands of parents who now enjoy choice among public and independent schools. And that is the latest bullying strategy of the legislative raw power of the Vermont-NEA teachers union that is losing members on two fronts: Vermont's declining student population, and parents, wherever they have choice, voting with their feet to send their kids to independent schools."
McCormack has two more sponsors of S.91 on his five member committee. That may be enough to send the bill to the full Senate. If so, the bill will be open to amendments of any provision in the education title.
Here's a useful amendment some friend of school choice ought to offer: "Any parent may choose to send the student to any approved non-sectarian public or independent school, with a state-established tuition payment." (The payment follows the child.)
What's interesting about this proposal is that the Vermont Senate approved it during the 1997 debate on Act 60. The vote was 18-12. The House, then controlled by a Vermont-NEA teacher, refused to consider it, and it died in conference committee.
The 1997 amendment was offered by Sen. Jeb Spaulding (D-Washington), currently the Administration Secretary for Gov. Peter Shumlin. Four currently serving senators voted against it: Cummings (D-Washington), MacDonald (D-Orange) and two of the four sponsors of S.91, McCormack (D-Windsor) and Sears (D-Bennington).
Supporting the universal choice amendment were Spaulding, currently serving senators Doyle (R-Washington) and Mazza (D-Grand Isle), and last but not least, Sen. Peter Shumlin (D-Windham).
John McClaughry is vice president of the Ethan Allen Institute (www.ethanallen.org).
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CEO of St. Paul Croatian FCU Sentenced in Massive Fraud
Anthony Raguz, a former credit union CEO who played a central role in one of the largest fraud cases in U.S. credit union history, was sentenced Monday to 14 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $71.5 million in restitution by U.S. District Court Judge Christopher A. Boyko in Cleveland.
Raguz pleaded guilty in September 2011 to six criminal counts, including bank fraud, money laundering and bank bribery that led to the collapse of St. Paul Croatian Federal Credit Union in Eastlake, Ohio, in 2010.
He admitted to approving more than 1,000 fraudulent loans totaling $70 million to over 300 account holders at St. Paul Croatian FCU from 2000 to 2010. Raguz said he issued loans without requiring collateral and knew the borrowers had few assets, no employment history and often used fictitious names. He also accepted bribes totaling $1 million to approve loans, according to the original indictment.
In a letter to Boyko, Raguz wrote there was no excuse or justification for the crimes he committed.
"I hurt a lot of innocent people," Raguz said in the letter to the judge. "In regard to some of the loans, I took outright bribes. I was gambling with other people's money in order to recoup my losses for the foolish decisions that I had made. When my deceit was uncovered, I tried to do everything I could do to make amends.
"Within days of the disclosure, I starting [sic] meeting with the agents and the accountants in order to unravel the web of my deceit. I hope that my efforts at least achieved an accurate accounting of what had happened. I also paid the government every dollar that I had. I agreed to testify against everyone who was involved, and in doing so, I put my family and my friends at risk."
Fifteen relatives and friends wrote character reference letters, asking Boyko for leniency in Raguz's sentencing.
Raguz forfeited $1 million, cooperated with federal prosecutors and agreed to testify against 20 people who have also been indicted on various bank fraud charges in the SPCFCU case. Some have already been sentenced; others have pleaded guilty or are awaiting trial.
However, Boyko rejected a request from prosecutors that Raguz receive a punishment in the mid-range of federal sentencing guidelines, which presumably would have given him a lighter sentence, according to The Plain Dealer, a Cleveland daily newspaper.
Boyko compared Raguz to a Jekyll and Hyde character – "an Anthony Raguz who crept out from the dark, pulled this off and continued to do this for a long time – an Anthony Raguz your family thought never existed," Judge Boyko was quoted in the Plain Dealer.
NCUA has recently reported its projected loss in the SPCFCU case is now at $186.4 million, down slightly from its initial projected loss of $186.8 million. NCUA's liquidation of the credit union has so far netted $22.6 million in recoveries from all areas including loan payments and liquidation of cash accounts.
NCUA has filed 61 lawsuits against SPCFCU-related parties claiming monetary damages of more than $44 million. To date, NCUA has recovered $1.2 million.
NCUA is working with the U.S. Attorney's Office to recover more than $2 million that had been deposited into bank accounts in the Balkan Republic of Macedonia by Koljo Nikolovski.
He was another pivotal figure in the SPCFCU fraud case who pleaded guilty earlier this year to 18 counts of bribery, bank fraud and money laundering. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison in April.
The NCUA also is expected to recover $16.7 million from A. Eddy Zai who pleaded guilty in U.S. District Federal Court in Cleveland on Nov. 5 to nine counts of bank fraud, bribery, money laundering for his involvement in the credit union case.
Zai, 44, of suburban Pepper Pike, conspired with others, including Raguz, to submit false loan documents to defraud the credit union of approximately $16.7 million. Zai also paid bribes and kickbacks to Raguz for using his position at the credit union to approve numerous loans to Zai and more than a dozen businesses he controlled and operated.
Federal prosecutors said some of these companies were created primarily to operate as a "safe haven" for credit union proceeds, while others performed little or no legitimate business.


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Exec Says Strategic Defaulters Can Be Good Mortgage Risks
An executive whose prior firm advised homeowners looking to walk away from their mortgages says many of those same homeowners may not be bad risks for new mortgages.
Jon Maddux is a mortgage executive and founder and former CEO of YouWalkAway.com, a website which provides advice and counsel to people seeking to walk away from mortgages which had come to cost far more than their underlying real estate was worth.
Maddux has left daily operation of YouWalkAway.com, but has started a similar site, AfterForeclosure.com, which offers advice to consumers who lost prior homes to foreclosures and short sales to get back into the housing market.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have rules that preclude a borrower who has had a foreclosure from obtaining a mortgage for seven years, but the Federal Housing Administration will insure a mortgage loan with a formerly foreclosed borrower after only three years.
And Maddux pointed out that many of these borrowers are in good financial condition; that many have taken to money they had previously deployed in mortgage payments and used it to both pay other bills on time and also pay down other debts, thus strengthening their scores from the credit bureaus.
"What we saw was that consumers take a 100 point hit in their credit scores from a foreclosure," Maddux explained. "A one-time 100-point hit that they can overcome if they are careful with their finances for a few years afterward."
Maddux maintained that many of these consumers are not necessarily bad credit risks and should not be penalized solely for their foreclosures.
"If they have a long history of making their other payments on time, they are not deadbeats," he said.


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Naruto 593: I bet you wanted to ten tails
Sasuke: I must go to the one who knows everything the sage of the earth piccolo.
Juugo: I understand it seems to be the only reasonable choice
Suigetsu: What are you going to do once you are there sasuke?
Sasuke: Ninja stuff and lots of it the stuff ninja's do i can feel the dark side slipping away i must find this person who im not going to reveal because i troll you all
*scene switches to Madara and 5 kage*
Madara: Well its time for me to be hitting the old dusty trail
Oonki" so your just going to leave like that no goodbye card to thanks for not giving up you are so mean to us.
Madara: Hey dont be like that rock yoda *Madara forms a handsign* hey kid catch *Madara throws a gravity grenade
Oonki: thanks Big red Madara * the grenade sucks oonki into another dimension*
Madara: Well now that that is over with time to go....
Tsunade: By my will of fire you will not have naruto i will....( As she is cut off is mid sentence.)
Madara: *universal pull : Dumb ***** grabbing by neck style* :flaw: Now listen very closely you blonde dumb tramp i am displeased when Madara is displeased he leaves be happy you are not dead * tosses tsunade in the are *shinra Tensei* :kaito:
*Gaara looks at tsunade on the ground and begins to sand teabag her*
Mizukage: i have accepted defeat
Raikage: im no fool i know my limits
Madara: When she wakes up ill make sure she makes me a sandwhich
*scene switch to sasuke at kami's tower*
Piccolo: how did you get here kid this place is holy
Sasuke: i know you know the most forbidden of great techniques you know the sage of six paths hidden skill teach me.
Piccolo: Fools always want power, fame, revenge, toast, bread, food, cheese, onions, wrath, vengeance, etc. you want it that bad then it will cost you what do you believe is worth the cost of ultimate power?
Sasuke: *inaudible words*
Piccolo: i see then power you want power you shall have.
(Sasuke then leaves the tower with a sense of new energy around him.)
*scene switches to naruto and Tobi*
Tobi: you pathetic foolish brat of a uzamaki dirt ignoramus die summoning ten tails
Naruto: Im been saving this i already knew you would do that Shinra purroto = almighty plot
Tobi: you have the shinnegan?!?
Naruto: the Nine tales gave it to me now you will fall!!!
Kakashi: Im so lost...
???: snazzlile anasnxksdanjkas (unreasonable words as if from a deaf person.)
Naruto: Sasuke!!!!!!!
Sasuke: imzizzle gawidougle fap dap = Im here to show my new power
chapter ends
TBH i was kinda stubbed with predictions because nothing good or a guess came to mind for the nest chapter srry of u dont like it If you want another prediction for this weeks chapter plz leave a message or comment requesting such and thx for reading


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And it appears one way or
another the U.S. is going to get tough on emissions. President
Obama recently promised to cut U.S. emissions by 83 percent by 2050.
Yesterday, the EPA announced that it would be moving to bypass
Congress and implement the foundation of such cuts.
a global warming bill that would implement a carbon trading scheme --
the plan to cut emissions endorsed by President Obama -- has passed
the House, but is stuck in a deadlocked Senate with the vote
drawn largely on partisan lines. An alternate route has
emerged, to push through climate regulations, though. The
foundation of this approach stems from a 2007 Supreme Court ruling
that global warming was covered by the previously passed Clean Air
The EPA has been evaluating this claim and
announced that its "endangerment finding" revealed that
carbon emissions were indeed a threat
to the nation's health and covered under the clean air act.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, "This long-overdue finding
cements 2009's place in history as the year when the United States
government began seriously addressing the challenge of greenhouse gas
pollution. [Greenhouse gases] are the primary driver of climate
change, which can lead to hotter, longer heat waves that threaten the
health of the sick, poor or elderly; increases in ground-level ozone
pollution linked to asthma and other respiratory illnesses."
agency's plans to implement new rules to combat this "threat'
are now being aired.
The biggest immediate impact of the
decision will be its role in enabling the fuel economy mandates
delivered by President Obama. Under the mandates, large
automakers will need to implement fleetwide efficiency of 34.1 mpg by
2016. That provision is expected to cost the automakers $60B
USD. The plan will essentially push California's emissions
targets onto the entire nation. Advocates say the efficiency
upgrade is long overdue. Critics, though, complain that it will
damage an already sick industry.
Similar criticisms exist
about the other half of the EPA's action plan -- its plan to regulate
greenhouse gases from the power and manufacturing industries.
Some argue that this will result in higher power costs and the
movement of manufacturing business overseas to countries like China
that do not yet regulate greenhouse emissions.
Jeff Holmstead,
EPA air administrator from 2001-05, during the Bush administration,
delivered mixed praise for the initiatives. He states, "[The
decision is a] necessary prerequisite for the regulation of
greenhouse gases from cars, trucks, businesses, factories, farms, and
potentially even apartment buildings, schools, and hospitals.
The hard part is still to come. EPA now has to figure out how it will
regulate carbon dioxide under the Clean Air Act without undermining
the fragile economic recovery."
Robert Meyers, who led
the EPA air and radiation office under President George W. Bush,
comments that the EPA is approaching the point of no return when it
comes to implementing regulation. He comments, "The main
event is to come. EPA indicates that new rules will be issued
starting next spring. It will be very difficult to turn back, much
less undo all that will be done."
Some businesses and
lobbies have threatened to sue the EPA to try to block any new
regulations, should they be put into place.


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State: Hinsdale water dept needs more space
HINSDALE, N.H. -- The N.H. Department of Environmental Services last month reported space for water department records, administrative offices and equipment at the public works garage is "extremely limited and additional space is needed."
The garage, which also contains the highway department, is one of three town buildings on the same parcel of land on River Road. The others are the wastewater treatment plant and the Hinsdale Police Station, which has used the temporary facility since the 1980s. The police have been in need of a new station for years.
The Police Station Building Committee previously recommended the new building be constructed next to the spot that holds the current facility. But Hinsdale resident Lewis Major has since offered to donate his property at 8-10 Main St. to develop a new station and two public hearings were scheduled to get input on the matter from town citizens.
Town Administrator Jill Collins has previously said the town would like to purchase the former veterinary clinic next door to Major's building for $38,000 to $39,000 so the police station would have more space to expand. She said the demolition of the two current buildings should cost about $55,000 to $57,000 and the Hinsdale Highway Department would conduct the ground work and set up the site. She also said demolition of a small building behind the property would likely cost $3,000. Collins said Major's property is about a half-acre.
The Hinsdale Planning Board last week made a recommendation to the town's Board of Selectmen to accept the donation for the purposes of building a new police station.
Selectman Mike Darcy said expansion for the public works garage would not be a problem if the new police station was built on Main Street, which is the main objective right now.
The DES recommended Hinsdale address the garage's limited space in addition to considering back-up power for the pumps and treatment equipment at the Glen Street station, finding a means to feed water from North Hinsdale from the village in emergencies, and implementing the water main replacement projects listed in the Capital Improvements Plan.
The DES' sanitary survey -- signed by Daniel Dudley, an engineer with the Drinking Water and Groundwater Bureau -- acknowledged the town had completed significant improvements in the water system over the past decade and is nearing completion of a well replacement project in North Hinsdale. It was stated that water quality monitoring records show the Hinsdale water systems "are in compliance with all current health-related quality standards, including the action level for lead and copper."
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GC Appointments
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appointed Geoffrey Aronow general counsel. Aronow, a veteran securities lawyer, previously spent four-and-a-half years as a partner at Bingham McCutchen. His private practice experience also includes stints at Arnold & Porter and Heller Ehrman. Aronow worked in the public sector between 1995 and 1999 as director of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's enforcement division.
Former White House attorney Lisa Brown joined Georgetown University as vice president and general counsel. Brown has held several senior roles in both the Clinton and Obama administrations, including deputy counsel and counsel to former Vice President Al Gore, and, most recently, acting chief performance officer. She also served as a partner at Shea & Gardner (now Goodwin Procter) and as executive director of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy.
Kyle Guse joined healthcare company Atossa Genetics Inc. as chief financial officer, general counsel and secretary. Guse, a licensed Certified Public Accountant, began his career in 1987 at Deloitte & Touche. He later served as a partner in the law firms of Heller Ehrman, McDermott Will & Emery and Baker Botts.
Chexar Networks named Rusty Pickering general counsel and chief compliance and corporate development officer. Pickering's prior work experience includes an 18-year stint at Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough—where he most recently served as a senior partner in the firm's Atlanta office—and a two-year tenure as general counsel of financial technology company Phoenix International.
Data management company Turn hired Max Ochoa as general counsel and corporate secretary. Ochoa most recently was general counsel and vice president of human resources at Cox Enterprises, a diversified media company. He has also held general counsel positions at Adify and Aliph and served as an associate general counsel at TiVo.
The TCW Group, an international asset management firm, hired Meredith Jackson as executive vice president and general counsel. Jackson previously was a partner at Irell & Manella, where she led the firm's debt finance practice since 1999. While at the firm, she advised TCW during its 2012 acquisition of Regiment Capital's special situations fund group.
Aaron Ball is now chief legal officer and general counsel of Luca Group, an independent oil and gas exploration and production company. Ball most recently was of counsel in Squire, Sanders & Dempsey's corporate and finance practice.
Mary Beth Claus was appointed general counsel of Indiana University Health, an academic medical health center partnered with the Indiana University School of Medicine. Claus comes to the organization from Cleveland Clinic, where she served for three-and-a-half years as deputy chief legal officer and director of health care regulatory. Her prior work experience also includes a stint as a partner at Faegre Baker Daniels.
Daniel Torres was named general counsel and corporate secretary for Autopistas Metropolitanas de Puerto Rico, a consortium established by Goldman Sachs and Abertis Infraestructuras to manage the first private-public partnership highway project in Puerto Rico. Torres' prior work experience includes stints at AIG and power company AES, where he served as compliance counsel and senior project manager.
Other In-House Moves
SanDisk Corp. hired Eric Whitaker as its senior vice president and chief legal officer. Whitaker comes to the company from Tesla Motors Inc., where he served as general counsel and corporate secretary. He also held executive vice president and general counsel positions during a previous seven-year term at Lexar Media, a technology and flash memory provider.
Law Firm News
Covington & Burling hired E. Donald Elliott as senior of counsel in its Environmental Practice Group. From 1989 to 1991, Elliott was assistant administrator and general counsel of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He also spent 10 years as a partner at Willkie Farr & Gallagher, where he chaired the worldwide Environmental, Health and Safety department.


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Do the Right Thing to Avoid Regrets: Editor/Publisher's Column
At the time I received the job offer from Credit Union Times in 2000 I had also gotten an offer from a credit union marketing department. This popped in my head recently for some reason. I'd almost forgotten. I pondered how my life and career might be different if I had made a different choice. Either would have been great, but I made the right choice for me at the time.
Because I was considering different angles for my column, I was led to consider what credit unions could do to keep the what-might-have-beens at bay. Here's my list of what you're missing out on if...
…You're not in mobile banking.
According to a recent study by the American Bankers Association, online banking was the most used banking outlet for customers, with 39% preferring it to other methods. Branch usage dropped to merely 18% of customers, down from 25% the prior year. ATMs were down slightly to 12%. Mobile banking was dead last at just 6% usage. The difference is mobile banking is growing, doubling from the prior year.
Even small and low-income credit unions can offer mobile banking by partnering with their trade associations or business partners. In fact, a higher proportion of the underbanked have mobile and smart phones than do consumers in general. It's an easy way for credit unions to reach out and touch them–and their $1 trillion in annual income.
…You're not re-examining your lending guidelines.
We're bursting with excitement to announce our 2013 Trailblazer awards winners in our next issue. Here's a little sneak peek into the Credit Union Times 2013 Trailblazer for Service to the Underserved. This credit union, with fewer than $100 million in assets, has customized its loan underwriting standards to meet its low-income members' needs and abilities while generating assets for the credit union. If this credit union can do it, so can others that are willing.
…You're not keeping up on collections.
Related to lending guidelines, collections are important to any lender and should not be swept by the wayside because that member is a good guy or gal. They also shouldn't be ignored. Some credit union professionals believe that collections are a bad word in credit unions because you're the good guys. Collections need to be handled professionally and not in a badgering manner, but the credit union owes it to every other member of the credit union to pursue collections.
…You're not outsourcing.
Partner with other companies in areas where your credit union can't possibly keep up. Make sure you pick one that meshes with your culture and you trust, but you can't handle everything in house efficiently and effectively.
...You're not planning for the future.
Last week, I wrote about board succession planning, but perhaps more important is executive succession planning. Small credit unions and others must stop bemoaning the loss of small credit unions, many due to lack of succession planning, and do something about it. If these credit unions truly don't have the time to think about their future, they shouldn't expect to stay in business.
…You're not keeping up on compliance.
I've been truly astounded recently to learn of some very large credit unions that do not have someone overseeing compliance. With all that's coming out of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the NCUA and other relevant regulators, it's difficult to imagine comprehensive compliance across credit unions' various departments without someone coordinating it. Perhaps this is something to outsource.
…You're not involved in social media.
Social media can be a powerful tool for information sharing. It's content marketing with attention deficit disorder. But when you catch a member or potential member just right, you can really hold their attention and engage with them. Similar to branding, your credit union must be in front of the member all of the time so you can hit them at the right time.
For example, someone is on Twitter conversing about buying a car, your marketing department could respond by tweeting back to them, including a link to a blog post on your website about what to consider in choosing an auto lender. Of course, on this blog post is an ad unit for your latest rates linking to your loan page with a loan application right there on your site.
…You're not tactful.
Devin Selte, senior relationship manager at Servus Credit Union, recently posted an entry on the 2CUGuys blog looking back on a situation in which he lost his cool at work. Those who tend to be hotheaded must take his point to heart, or a career might be what you miss out on.


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when Microsoft first rolled out its Xbox Live network and charged
gamers to play multiplayer games, many thought it was a mistake that
would come back to haunt Microsoft. As it turns out, the decision to
charge for Xbox Live was a great one by Microsoft making Xbox Live
one of the only profitable parts of its gaming
division.Bloomberg reports
that Microsoft has about 25 million users on Xbox Live as of the year
ending June 30. About half those users coughed up the $50 yearly fee
to play online games. With that amount of users paying for online
gaming, analysts predict that Xbox Live broke
the $1 billion revenue mark for the first
time. Microsoft's Xbox COO Dennis Durkin
told Bloomberg that
revenue for downloads of TV shows and movies topped subscription
revenue for the first time. Considering the $50 yearly fee multiplied
by half that 25 million user number works out to $600 million,
Durkins remarks suggest Xbox Live generated about $1.2
billion.Analyst Matt Rosoff from Directions told Bloomberg,
"Xbox Live has helped sell a lot of consoles and created a lot
of loyalty. Everyone has been talking about Microsoft's inability
to innovate, but this is a pretty good example where they have
innovated. They timed it just right with this one."Despite
the success of Xbox Live, many feel that Sony's PlayStation Plus
offering has an uphill fight to match Microsoft's success. One
example that illustrates this point is that there are 6 million
gamers who play Halo on Xbox Live each month. Sony reportedly has
under half that number of people playing all of its games available
online each month.Microsoft and Activision are the only two
companies that are clearly successful in selling online gaming
according to Activision CEO Bobby Kotick. Kotick said, "When it
comes to online gaming, they're the only significant alternative to
us." Activision owns the Blizzard MMORPG World of Warcraft.
Kotick also states that Activision wants a cut of the subscriptions
from Xbox Live since its titles like Call of Duty are generating lots
of money for Microsoft in subscriptions. He said, "We're
driving a lot of the subscription interest and certainly hours of
game play."
has continued to tweak and add to its Xbox Live service over the
years to make it more appealing. In June Microsoft offered up
a Family
Pack that is set to launch this November that will let users
buy four memberships for the price of two at $100 per year. Microsoft
did offer up bad news for gamers early this year that still played on
their original Xbox consoles when it announced the discontinuation
of the service for original Xbox.
the success of Microsoft in selling online subscriptions for gaming,
Sony has decided to try the same tactic. Sony announced PlayStation
Plus at E3 this year. The cost per year will be $50, the
same price that Microsoft charges.


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