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I am appealing once again to anyone who lives in the Dallas/Ft Worth area.... I have been blessed by someone from another message board who has offered me frequent flier mile tickets to come to Dallas this weekend to interview her for this documentary I am working on about estrangement.
I am most interested in parents or adult children who have broken relationships due to situations other than drugs, alcohol or real physical/emotional abuse.
I will be in the area this Sat. Nov 8th and I would love to meet you! I want you all to understand that this is not about names, sordid details, etc but about the pain and consequences and the why's, whether understood or not... also the impact on families.. grandchildren, etc.
I have interviewed a few brave souls in this area so far.. they would be happy to attest to their experience. I also interviewed Mark Sichel last weekend.. he was great..
Please email me thru this site if you would have any interest or if you have any questions..
thank you so much for reading this..
dear sarahsmom: how r u making out with the documentary? last post was n november i believe-i am in canada so i guess it does not matter where you live it can happen to anyone anywhere. keep us informed as to the progress as i had never heard of a situation like estrangement until it happened to me 2 weeks ago. good luck and god bless
Hi Motherlode..
I have now edited about 37 minutes of this piece.. it is really interesting... I am submitting it to Sundance .. Feb 9th deadline to try to get some funding.. I need to interview a lot more people so I need money to travel. I was so lucky to be able to go to Dallas as someone on another site offered me frequent flier mile plane tickets. I was able to interview 3 more people there.
If I get this grant.. I will be able to interview more people to make this a real story.
Thank you so much for your encouragement! I am so sorry that it happened to you.. I had never imagined it either.
I would love to have both sides... however, so far, no one to step up to the plate.. wish I could get some of the people that post here to agree to be interviewed. There are lots of people writing, but no one has stepped up when I have posted about looking for people who would be willing to be interviewed. In these interviews I am less concerned about names and very specific events than I am about the bigger picture.. how and why is this happening? what is the shift in our society/culture that says its ok to just walk away? (Obviously we all know there are times when one should walk away.. but that's not the subject here)
Anyway.. anyone????? let me know!
Hi, how opportune. I have been reading some of the estrangement threads, and I have a similar problem but it's with my dad.
I love him very much, but our relationship is so limited.
I have only spoken with him twice in the last 5 years. He never calls me.
The recent estrangement is because I went to go take care of him at his house in New York (I live in Mexico now) when he had open heart surgery, and then I brought him here home with me.
He also has Lewie Bodies Disease (which is like dementia and parkinsonian symptoms).
Before we came here he made several sexual advances towards me (I was 39) and I asked his neurologist if he thought my dad knew what he was doing. My dad's neurologist said yes. Then I asked a dear uncle, and he suggested that I now bring my dad home with me, he said that my dad probably didn't see me as a daughter because our relationship was limited to phone calls and visits when economically possible for many years.
But I brought him home anyways, I just couldn't leave him on his own, and I felt guilty about abandoning him.
Then here at my house he was the same, trying to get me to kiss him on the mouth, or intentionally licking my cheek if I tried to kiss him good night (mormal).
I tried to tell myself that it was the medicines and stuff, but he was always so on top of things related to his finances, and his house and his girlfriend. And my brother who still lives with him.
So one day I was talking about it (within my dad's hearing distance) and he started to insist that he wanted to go home. As if though he were ashamed.
So I let him.
But I always ask myself - could he have known, and slyly tried to get away with hit, until he felt called out by my phone call?
Could he have really not known?
My dear uncle in New York told me that no matter what, a normal father would feel something instinctively that would make him not be able to behave that way towards a daughter.
I am so confused and have been for so long. The problem, yes hurts my kids. And the worst part is that when it happened, I told them to be careful with Grandpa because he was acting strange. I regret them knowing now, but at that time I was so freaked out.
I haven't been home since, and my son doesn't even call grandpa.
It's a disaster and I hate it the way things are. The times I called I tried to be upbeat and see how he was doing, and bring him up to date about the kids.
Then I make these promises to myself that i will take more pictures of the kids and write and send them, but I never do.
It's like I want to avoid the confusion and revulsion that I feel about the act, but my dad gets cut out too.
And I want to hate the sin and not the sinner.
Does that make sense?
This is something I want to work out.
sarahsmom, Have you thought about doing a survey and adding the results to your documentary. That might help you see patterns, trends, and other details that could be pulled together to show commonality. I don't think it is hard to set up a survey on line where people can answer on line as well. You could also send them out to people who contact you via an email address that you post on sites like this one. I would love to answer questions, anything really that might bring hope to others like us that are suffering, and to let them know that there is a light at the end of this tunnel even if it is not being reunited with our loved ones.
Just a thought.
The problem sarah really is this. There are so many things a parent can feel guilty about for raising children. There was the time when I left my child with her grandmother and she felt I had abandoned her. There was the time etc. etc. And, there are many, many of those memories that come back to haunt you. Or at least enough of them to keep you aching at 3am, the bewitching hour, on a sleepless night when you only wish with no reprieve, that you could escape into the world of dreams.
When I am in anger mode I feel like that was a really shatty investment. All that time, all that money and for what? Nothing!! But yet, all throughout their lives we taught our children that they have choices and that love was not something you could buy but something you earned. An estranged child is only telling you you haven't earned their love. Yet, truth be known, there isn't a single child on this planet that left childhood unscathed of sorrow and not feeling adequate measured up against an adult, parent.
Sometimes it makes me so angry I want to sue someone, but who? And for what purpose?
I have been an orphan since age five, no mother, no father, so of course for me it would be great to even have had a parent, let alone one I could tell to fick off. I have no experience in regular parent/child relations.
My experience is therefore irrelevant.
But, I wish you all the best. We always wish there is that "one" answer, the answer to the riddle of sphinx, the finding of God, the "truth", but there never is.
I think that's just the point.. (most) parents have nothing to feel guilty about..as Mark Sichel said when I interviewed him and I quote:
1) usually what theyve (parents) done, what they are guilty of is not a crime that merits wholesale rejection
2) I donÂt think parents do anything wrong generally, or more wrong than their children are going to do wrong when their parents. ThereÂs no such thing as a perfect parent, and I deal with this all day with parents of children who are problematic.. which covers most of us, and theyÂre really not doing anything wrong, theyÂre doing the best they can.
I am not looking for an "answer" because I don't know that there is just one.. I only hope to put the problem on the table so that it can be discussed without the shame and pain that is currently associated with it. Think of rape.. it used to be that if a woman were raped, people would look at her and think .."what did she do?" now people know that a woman didn't necessarily DO anything...
At the very least...I think parents warrant the same..
My father-in-law died recently of Lewy Body Dementia. It is a horrible illness, what it does to someone's mind. When he was first diagnosed, he acted very bizarrely. There was one day when my mil hid in the garage in her bathrobe all day from him because she was afraid of him. He had been chasing her through the house. He did not recognize her.
Those with LBD can have hallucinations and not recognize people that they usually know. Then they can also have periods of lucidity. After the diagnosis, the medications did help a lot but not all the time. Sometimes he would say insulting things to his wife, things that I never even would have thought he would THINK, never mind say. In the weeks before he died he spit at his son and slapped him, scratched the hands of nurses, and tried to kick doctors and others.
If your father had never tried to do anything untoward to you or anyone else earlier in his life, then it may be that the LBD is what is causing him to act inappropriately. It could be that he is being affected in a way that makes it unsafe for him to be around your children and around you. LBD can make someone do some very strange things.
My fil was a smart man who had had a profession that demanded a high degree of intelligence and of reliability. When he first became ill, he would stand in the upper floor of their house at night overlooking the stairway down and he would twirl his sheets dangling over the railing for hours and hours.
It was very sad to see what the disease did to him. Perhaps it is the disease that is making your father do things that he never would have done if he hadn't become ill.
The disease progresses more rapidly than Alzheimer's. Even though there are times when they can seem normal for short periods of time.
I am sorry to hear that your father has this illness. I am also sorry that he behaved that way regardless of the cause. It is disconcerting and alarming and hard to know how much in touch with reality that they are.
People who have had strokes can behave this way too.
Good evening all-so much going on here today. First I would like to welcome Medusa and thank her for sharing. Very sorry to hear about your problems with illness and your dad. Keep coming back as we do care for each other and want to give you the support. I also agree a survey would be in order to start with before actually interviewing anyone. It gives a base for questions and answers. As I said before this is very new to me and an interview would be impossible for me to get through without breaking down but i could go through a survey and give honest answers. I would like to see you go ahead with this documentary so maybe the children that are pulling away can see just what they are doing and how they are affecting us. They are human too and their feelings are important as well. They are not bad people but possibley a bit misdirected to say the least. I am having a better day and get a lot of comfort by coming here every night. I too cry in the wee hours of the night when I think of never seeing my son again-very much like a death. Take care all and god bless.
Thank you imaginny for telling me about your father in law. How terrible for your mother in law and husband.
It's so confusing. There is so much of him that is so normal. Other than his not being able to remember to take his pills (his short term memory is the one most affected) and some hallucinations (side effects from his medicines) he seemed so fine.
But I don't know about now. That part scares the hell out of me. Suppose I call and he doesn't remember me? Suppose it's too late? I'll hate myself.
Tomorrow when my little one goes to school, I'm going to try to call. If I work up my courage, I'll post. Because that is another thing about calling him, I have an emotional hangover for days afterwards.
Thank you motherlode for the welcome.
I look forward to our being able to all be friends even though we may all be experiencing it from differant angles. I know I could use the frienships and good mojo, that's for sure.
Your father's halllucinations could be from the illness rather than from the medication.
Also, there are some medications that are given to Alzheimer's patients that should not be given to patients with Lewy Body Dementia as they can have dire effects on those who have LBD. I recall that Haldol is one of the bad medications for those with LBD. But to be sure, you should check with someone who has a better memory than mine and who is a professional.
There is (or was) a good online support group for caregivers of people with LBD. Unfortunately when I tried to provide the link to it with this post, a window came up that wouldn't let me include the link. Hmmmmmmmm. If you would like that link, it is okay to email me at imajgin at aol dot com.
If he doesn't remember you when you call or if he doesn't recognize you, it might help to remember it is the illness that is doing that and not him. Those things are all symptoms and they come with the territory unfortunately.
There is a Lewy Body Association that has a website with Discussion Forums also. I will include the link for that below:
dear sarahsmom - regarding your documentary: would it be helpful if more people were to e-mail directly to the producers of these shows like oprah/dr.phil. and is it proper for you to post their e-mail address on this forum or is this something we would have to find out on our own independently.
I am not sure what to do about those shows.. I was actually going to take my proposal and hand mail.. old fashioned snail mail it to both.. however, I don't think this topic is for a one hr show.. I was really looking for one of them to champion the cause if you know what I mean... seems like it would need to be sensationalized somewhat for a dr phil show..
Colleen ..please re read what I wrote.. I ABSOLUTELY think it would be wrong for the show, but I would love to have someone "champion" the cause.
I have been in contact with a couple of people who might be perfect for this.. I will keep you all posted..
as I said.. this is NOT a topic for a one hr sensational tv show...
My estranged 30 yr old SD has cut ff all communication threatening to get a resraining order or file harrasement charges against me and her father if we ever contact them in any way...via email, voice or text. They cut us off a year ago after I crossed boundries I shouldn't have, said things I should't have, and take full responsibility. I have sent letters of apology. In the last year we respected their wishes, my husband would simply text her "Merry Christmas" etc. r I would leave a voice message telling her I missed her. I was plagued and consumed with guilt. Today I realized that I am not a bad person. I assisted in raising her, raised our 3 sons (her brothers. I listed all the things I appreciate about myself...and I like the chick! I even love ME! My stepdaughter is tortured in self-destructive negativity that comes with feeling like a victim. When you list all that you appreciate about yourself, you step out of the feeling.
She is in Dallas. We're in Houston. So empowering.
>>I am most interested in parents or adult children who have broken relationships due to situations other than drugs, alcohol or real physical/emotional abuse.Sarah, are you finding that most of the time the estrangements are the result of one side or the other claiming emotional abuse and the other side saying they don't understand or agree? What are the most common reasons for the estrangements. Are you interviewing both the parent and the child of the same family? Or just the estranged parents, or some estranged parents and some estranged children but not from the same family? Are you interviewing parents who cut off their children as well as children who cut off parents and are their reasons much different?
It's very interesting? How is the documentary coming? Have you come to any conclusions yet?
Hey bucyn..
Thanks so much for your questions.. your interest..
it's going really well.. there seems to be a huge interest from the professional community in this project.
Honestly, my piece is really turning out to be about the "big picture".. in the interviews that I have done, I am not interested in "he said, she said".. it just gets too ugly, and I have no way to qualify what is real and what isn't. The real issue is what is happening in family culture that allows people.. particularly adult children to say "I am done with you". Whether anyone likes it or not, (I am saying this as a general statement, I know there are exceptions)... our parents have made sacrifices for us, loved us as best they can, and in my opinion they are deserving of at the very least a phone call here and there. As Mark Sichel says in his interview with me:
" its a matter of not having rules. Its a matter of not breaking rules of common human decency, in my opinion. Some people feel that they can just break rules, that formerly were not acceptable overall in society. People were too tied to, were not too tied, they were tied to religion, and didnt give themselves the choice of saying Im never seeing you or speaking to you again."
He also says: "I would hope that our culture can get past, especially given the current crisis, which came out of greed and selfishness and lack of concern for rules..um if I want Im going to take it, and Im going to bend the rules and I am going to break the rules because I want the money, and now its all tumbling down. Hopefully you if we get a cultural ethos that believes that people have certain rules and theres right and theres wrong, and you want to be on the side of the right. In other words, hopefully more people will feel that they want to do the right thing."
There is some research out there that shows that family history does repeat itself, so research shows there's a very good chance that these adult children that are cutting themselves and their children completely off are going to experience some things they might not have expected with their own children.
The problem is .. the reasons are real, but often the punishment doesn't fit the "crime." As a society, we need to try to figure this stuff out.. whether it's parents abusing their children's boundaries.. or parents not realizing they are being self-centered or vice versa, for the sake of the next generation.. we need to find a way for peace until someone determines that family really isn't that important.. that children can just grow up in a tent and don't need any nurture.. because if the "rules" are such that adult children can just say.. "thanks, don't need you anymore" then you have to ask yourself .. why have children? because if you were someone who estranged yourself from your parents.. you will show your children that that is ok.. I know that for sure..I did.
So to answer your question.. there are no answers..
I never expected any.. my goal is to raise public awareness about a terribly painful issue that has far reaching consequences.


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Well i have away from the game for 2.5 years. Just reactivated old account one week ago. An understatement is how much this game has changed. When i last raided basically i used Demonology and Des depending on my mood.
For you lock players i have some questions i wanted to ask and all responses are appreciated.
1. How are locks currently in DPS? My friends I have talked to say overall doesn't seem like locks are in high demand. Even nin the guild i now joined there aren't many locks.
2. How are the speccs? When i left i used demon and des. I checked the wow armory and seen almost every lock was AFF specc.
3. Can i ask in this thread or is it better for me to read alot and ask what the current spell rotation is? With all the changes to this game and this class and the new spells i'll behonest i have no clue what i am doing lol.
Those are my main 3. God i have so many more since this game feels brand new to me. But that's the general ones as I level and try to re learn this class. On a side not. I would always use this forum and the ones at WOWhead. I am having problems with that site creating a new account since my old one doesn't work.
If anyone uses that site as well. I have some questions if you could assist me since i can't ask around on their boards without an account. Thank you for reading my thread and well await any responses.
In reply to number 1 (and it may just be the way I play) destro dps is not good. however somehow I can consistantly be above people with much better dps in total damage. (really too bad that only helps in groups you know).
Aff is the best in tossing out dots by far. demon is the best for singles, (they are much more melee now then they were).
destro is second best pretty much everywhere in pve as far as locks go. with that said I would say it depends greatly on your playstyle, the differance isn't that huge, and if one clicks with you go with it. except in arenas/rbg's pvp afflic is really the the best there.
For rotations, it is so situational i more or less have to go by what we are heading into. to be of much use to give a standard. (even then I am much more used to destro).
ok let the flames start. =)
85 Human Warlock
1. Locks are great at doing dps now but locks also have a harder "rotation" and you need some insight on how locks function in order to achieve the amazing dps that they can deliver. Because of that, locks are the least represented class.
2. Spec is really fight dependent. There're wonderful threads on this forum that will tell you which spec's the best for which fight.
3. You should read up on your own. noxxic.com and elitistjerks.com are both great sources.
Well Kaleva yeah as i said i found it funny dam near anyone i looked up in the armory was DES. But and mind you i havent raided yet, when i specced DES to try it out, my god the burst is insane. I am cruising through the mobs and quests in Hygal like nothing.
Every talent in the tree seems like add damage here or debuff there, dunno how that would seem bad in a raid. Anyone reading this who has been raiding and tried DES, feel free to comment on DES damage in a raid.
Ya AFF was always a good specc all around. Even when i last played, DES was kinda in number 1, but aff a close second. Oh and ok i just stopped maybe 2 months before lich king came out. Trial of the champion raid just started so...
Demon does seem like they added alot more as far as the pets are concerned, damage i don't see much changes at the moment.
You mentioned arenas and pvp. Mind you i love the felguard always have and will. with all the changes to him with bladestorm and the stun axe throw and the new jump when you metamorph, i would assume DEMON rules pvp. Any comments on why not?
I would assume rotation would start always with Curse of elements obviously. Ya after that i mean god we can do the soulbum buff for instant soulfire and i dunno lol.
ADELE: Yes the few real life friends i have talked to said almost verbatim what you did. My buddy said that the rotation was harder and went back to his rogue, and also some guild members said that was why the class has not been represented as much.
Regardless even with NAXX came out, i go into a raid and people were like OMG avime i thought all locks quit lol. Then go in des specc and rule the damage charts hehe. Mind you hunters and then when they added Death Knights and them being gods it was not always easy but i always did the top 3.
Yes i know that we do have dual specc. But that is interesting that your saying specc is fight dependent. The old raids i would just be demon or des the whole raid. i will need to check into these threads. Also some common sense will kick in lol. Obviously if i am specc AFF choosing instant Howl Of Terror or Curse of exhaustion is Pvp and not raid wise.
yes elite jerks a friend of mine reccomended to me a few hours ago. will check that myself. yes sadly tried wow head again with no luck. sent them an feedback email hoping to resolve the issue. but will try the jerk site. ty for the post.
ROBIN: Ok i know i can read the stat but can you tell me fight wise what Boh does? Is it basically i cast it on the boss and it damages every mob near it for a certain amount of damage? Also you said Demon AE is the best, did you mean AOE and how so? I have been questing just trying each specc out so forgive my lack of trying these spells and talents out.
Ya i mean i did at one point during the naxx fights get a dot timer and use aff. i did in some way enjoy not just spamming incinerate all day like des. But with all the new spells and abilities i need to look up rotation and wonder things like instant soulfire are they even used and do you use Bane of Doom now or just agony?
also the biggest thing im lost on with aff is drain soul. Before even in the spell description it would say when the enemy is under 25% health does 4x the damage. Now it does not. For my own experience i sent the voidwalker in to tank some mobs in hygal and just using only drain soul and killing mobs in 2 casts. But now i dunno is it just cast dots and spam shadow bolt or more complex?
also what did u mean talking about mastery being best for aff?
As destruct i Have my instant SF tied to most of my cooldowns, it is almost always reseved for a boss. in that case it's soulfire, dots. immolate, conflag, incinerate, incinerate.. then whatever cooldowns or whatever procs.
im sure this isnt op but it does ok, (heck i could learn a lot here).
anyway maybe it is a start for you in destro
When you said for demon that mastery stacking and metamorphosis, what did you refer to? Also i understand the dots that AFF put up for pvp, so the felguard doesn't become an issue? I only ask because last i played in BG's, he was very good at killing, and now with his increased spells, just thinking maybe more so.
Yes you did say that mastery is bad for AFF and good for demon. Again this may sound like a dumb question, but is that a glyph or something lol. I dunno what mastery refers to.
Yes i will have to check out your thread on this pet twisting. For me honestly just spamming 1-2 spells doesnt excite me as much as a complex system. So while many people prefer simplicity, my thing is who wants to do a 2-4 hour raid mashing the same button?
I mean for NAXX i used DES alot mainly because well the numbers i put up were impressive, but once in awhile i would come in with my Daily Demon specc, but just i was doing ok but wasn't matching the massive chaos bolt crits.
Yes you made a good point on Demon and AOE, because hell when i was in Naxx i would pop demon form and use immo and dam near die everytime from the aggro lol but the damage was insane. Also is hellfire used now? It used to kill me very fast. Thank you on the Doom versus agony, will remember that.
Yes on the aff rotation i got lost because now just hitting 81, i was thinking of the rotation you said,but ok agony and corrup are instant and unstable has a timer. Is it wiser to get the instant off first or unstable cause it does more damage? Also i just learned fel flame. Because it's an instant spell i noticed it's not powerful enough to just spam, but i'm guessing it's there to just save you time correct?
Obviously if it resets unstable then casting that versus the 1.5 on unstable saves time.
ok so right now doing some dungeons with guildies. Just completed throne of the tides. I'm using the feldog since now his shadow bite is stronger right? My current rotation is COE, then haunt, agony, corrup,unstable, then fel flame. I figure cause it's instant and makes unstable last longer.
On bosses i been using doom and casting instant soul fire after the dots since it's more then a shadow bolt. Been killing each mob spamming SB then using drain soul. Ok soul swap i think i have down, but feel free to correct me. It's basically a time saver when you fight 2 mobs correct? Take mob 1, dot it up then throw the dots on mob 2 instantly without recasting them all then have to go back to mob 1 and re dot it up.
As for as aoe i just been casting rain of fire cause i wasn't sure do i use that or seed of corruption? Other then that it seems easy to play again. Also i just got 4 new pieces of gear and i understand what mastery means now lol. Basically just makes your dps stronger correct? Spells do more damage the higher my mastery is.
I know i am not raiding yet. But if i see gear with crit strike or haste or hit, i have always known hit is priority 1 because you need to hit the mobs. What is a good number to aim for? Then haste is gona be more important than crit strike correct?
Yes robin thank you for explaining that to me and i feel like a total idiot now LOL. It says it right there on the talent tree summary i'm like wow miss the small things.
OK thank you for the HELLFIRE tip, will remember. Also the shadowflame tip I NEVER would have thought of, im leveling an alt priest as im typing this, but will try these changes when i hop back on my lock.
Yes and as for UNstable, i just grabbed a charbringer in hygal, unstable lasts 15 sec. i thought that around 5 cast fel flame it would refresh it, it just adds 5 more seconds, so yes for the full 15, recast unstable unless moving for some quick damage.
2 main questions for you.
1.Ok so then the rotation should be COE, HAUNT,UNSTABLE,AGONY,CORRUP, then shadowflame and spam shadowbolt?
2. You said Mastery helps Demon and bad for Aff. Under the summary it says increases damage done by your demon servants and damage you deal while transformed into a demon by 31%. Each point in mastery increases damage by 2.3%.
AFF says : increases all periodic damage you deal by 22%. Each point into mastery increases shadow damage by an additional 1.63%.
Now how is adding more damage not beneficial for AFF?
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1)Opener looks okay but you need to precast shadowbolt first to apply the shadow and flame debuff. Use bane of doom over agony on single target.
2)Mastery is not bad/worthless for affliction, it's just that the other stats are better. Mastery is very strong for demonology because it buffs doomguard and meta which increases the burst you can deal inside your cds by a huge amount.
It's hard to keep optimal gearsets for each spec but in general having high haste will be best if you play all 3. If you are demo hardcore you just need to hit certain haste plateaus depending on what your gear is like and max mastery.
Our DPS is good. Any spec is fine.
It's not that we're not in high demand, we're just not very popular. We're a rarity.
If you want to know more about detailed spell rotations sites like noxxic will give you a rough feel for each spec and tell you the basic spell priorities.
You can also find more detailed guides like Freohr's raiding Demonology guide, which is floating around the forums somewhere.
whereismy: well i understand the shadow and flame debuff, but i figured COE does more damage by spells while the debuff adds more crit, but also coe is instant.
Well besides mastery and haste what other stats do we get? Also i never understood haste and DOTS. I mean say a spell takes 2 secs to cast, haste would make that spell say 1.5. But a dot is a dot haste doesn't change the time the dot lasts.
eversca: I really don't care about being really popular right now. In some ways i enjoy it because u wont see hey we have too many locks in the raid lol. Ya i seen as far as rotation and what not robin linked that guys stickie about demoology, i looked at some of it earlier amd it does seem pretty nice.
As far as any specc being nice, well still i mean certain speccs would be better then other that's just the way it's always been.
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Appellate Court Willing to Entertain the Possibility that Citi Was Not Committing Fraud
I've had some fun these last few days proposing counterintuitive theories for why Citi might not suck as much as you probably think it does and it's nice to see others joining in the pastime, even if this sounds a little far-fetched:
The district court's logic appears to overlook the possibilities (i) that Citigroup might well not consent to settle on a basis that requires it to admit liability, (ii) that the S.E.C. might fail to win a judgment at trial, and (iii) that Citigroup perhaps did not mislead investors.
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BofA's Success Looks a Bit Worse Than Citi's Failure
We've talked about the fact that Citi "failed" the Fed's stress tests in the sense that its plan to return capital was Too Big, and so it got whacked by markets. Bank of America passed with flying colors, so, tiny yaaaaay, but the Journal puts that in context: The situation at Citigroup [what with the […]
Citi Will Try The Stress Test Again With A $9bn Stock Buyback
More stress tests, bleargh. I guess the news is that Citi "failed", though I can't get all that excited by that because it didn't exactly "fail" in the sense of now it's being forced to raise capital / broken up / burned to the ground. Instead it failed assuming it follows the capital plan it submitted to the Fed, which is clearly a capital-lowering rather than capital-raising plan. I ballpark it at $10bn of share repurchases and dividends,* which is … well, it's pretty big for Citi. So they can just not do that then. Or not do quite as much of that, which seems to be their plan:
In light of the Federal Reserve's actions, Citi will submit a revised Capital Plan to the Federal Reserve later this year, as required by the applicable regulations. The Federal Reserve advised Citi that it has no objection to our continuing the existing dividend levels on our preferred stock and our common stock, and we plan to do so, subject to approval by the Board of Directors each quarter. The Federal Reserve also advised that it has no objection to Citi redeeming certain series of outstanding trust preferred securities, as Citi proposed in its Capital Plan.
We plan to engage further with the Federal Reserve to understand their new stress loss models. We strongly encourage the public release of these models and the associated benchmarks and assumptions. We believe greater transparency in this process will best serve all banking institutions and their shareholders as well as the international regulatory community and market participants, and will encourage a level playing field globally.
There are at least two ha! moments in that snotty last paragraph. First there's the fact that the Fed had planned to release the stress test results on Thursday and got gun-jumped by Jamie Dimon. So much for Fed transparency. But also, specifically, as people are all running around suing each other about the Fed maybe kind of encouraging bank CEOs to hide material information from investors, it is odd that the Fed would have the stress test results and sit on them for two days. Imagine the scenario where Jamie Dimon, Vikram Pandit, and the Fed all know that JPM passed and was going to do a largeish buyback, while Citi failed and was going to do a … I guess somewhat smaller buyback – and they didn't tell anyone from today until Thursday. If you sold JPM to buy C today, wouldn't you be kind of annoyed?**
Vikram Pandit Wants To Crowdsource Bank Risk Management
A thing you might want is for investors to be able to understand the financial situation of the companies they invest in. Traditionally, that is a thing that many people want, anyway.* Much of our system of corporate finance is dedicated to that and it mostly works okay. A place where it breaks down a […]
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Cuts still going down at the House of Vikram.
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A lot of legal issues look like substantive things but are actually things about what institutions can and want to do. Obviously more people want to think about questions like "should the U.S. have universal health insurance?" than about questions like "does the Anti-Injunction Act bar lower federal courts from reviewing the individual mandate until […]
Federal Judge Wants To Know Why SEC Is Only Charging Citi 1/5th As Much As It Charged Goldman For Ripping Off CDO Investors
If the SEC really wanted to reduce the chances of embarrassing itself, besides better Internet monitoring software it really ought to look into filing securities lawsuits outside of New York. Every bank is incorporated in Delaware and does all of its activities everywhere – surely they could find a CDO investor in California. But the […]
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Citi today paid out some of its DVA gains to settle SEC charges that it sold investors a CDO-squared that facilitated its own naked CDS purchases on the underlying CDOs, while misleading investors into thinking that an independent collateral manager selected the underlying portfolio. If my grandmother reads Dealbreaker she's now stopped. Anyway. I'm proud […]
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Michael Feroli at JPMorgan had an interesting note this morning (via ZH) on the Republican letter to Bernanke, pointing out that this sort of saber-rattling against easing might actually make it more likely as a way for the Fed to assert its independence. Moody's downgrade of BAC/WFC/C, on the other hand, may have the opposite […]
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Charlie Gasparino is hearing that senior bonuses at Citi this year will be paid out half in stock that vests in five years and half in cash that only 20 percent of which is immediately available (30% of the cash portion will supposedly be awarded in two years). For those who don't know you're supposed […]
Vikram Pandit tests out the goods at Citi's new branch, which the bank opened yesterday and celebrated with a red carpet and a waiter carrying 'a platter of bite-size donuts and a sugary dipping sauce.' [Dealbook via HNM]
No hard numbers for several weeks but one exec at the Big C thinks he's picked up on some hints.
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Here in the United States, David Hasselhoff is seen as the guy who gets drunk and eats cheeseburgers off the floor. To put it mildly, he doesn't get much respect. Over in Germany, however, he's the second coming of Christ and is treated like a prince. Until recently, Vikram Pandit never knew what it felt […]
Fire Chief Vikram Pandit Has Exciting News For Citi Employees And Shareholders
As you know, Wednesday night was a big night for Uncle Vik. Despite the fact that Jay-Z was a no show, Pandito had a ball while being honored at a gala dinner benefiting the New York Police & Fire Widows' & Children's Benefit Fund. During the charity auction part of the evening, the Citi CEO […]
The Shattering Of A Vikram Pandit Dream
Despite the fact that he is a rolly polly ball of smiles that had the good sense to sell his hedge fund to Citi for a billion dollars, as the CEO of the Treasury's special needs child, Vikram Pandit does not have a lot to look forward to, other than the day he "makes more […]
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Dick Bové Gives Citi's Balance Sheet Two Thumbs Up
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FYI, Vikram Pandit Chose Not To Take A Salary Of More Than $1, Again
Earlier we mentioned that after getting his hopes up vis-a-vis earning more than a buck a year, the Citi board had decided its commander in chief would not get a raise from his current salary. Such is not the case.
Vikram Pandit To Remain $1 Man A While Longer
The past couple years have been something of a kick the pants for Vikram Pandit and certainly not what he was expecting when he agreed to take on the role of Citi CEO in exchange for almost a billion dollars, plus the keys to his lemon, otherwise known as Old Lane. Previously a smiley, jolly […]
UBS Energy Team Defects To Warm Embrace Of Vikram Pandit?
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MONTPELIER, Vermont: The House Government Operations Committee will he holding a hearing and taking testimony from the public regarding the use of stun guns. The hearing is set to take place on April 17 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.[1]
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Lawmakers are currently considering two bills associated with the police use of stun guns. One bill calls for uniform training and standards for all officers using them in the state. The other would implement a digital memory chip in each one which would record every use of the weapon and make it a public record.[1]
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Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa of California said administration claims that White House political director David Simas was immune from testimony were "absurd" and "deeply disturbing." Defying a subpoena, Issa has now set up a new high-profile fight between the White House and House Republicans.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "The American people have a right to know if their tax dollars are being used for political activity," Issa said. Issa says that Simas' testimony was "critically important" to his investigation into whether the political office had violated the Hatch Act. The act forbids executive branch employees from engaging in partisan campaign activity.
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"Mr. Simas' testimony is critically important and we are going to attempt to clarify whether or not President Obama intends to invoke Executive Privilege before considering our next course of action," Issa said.
Simas is reportedly "immune from congressional compulsion to testify on matters relating to his official duties" because doing so would threaten "longstanding interests of the Executive Branch in preserving the president's independence and autonomy." White House counsel Neil Eggleston stated this in a letter. Eggleston also noted that the White House had tried to accommodate the committee by providing a briefing between administration officials and committee staff on Tuesday.
White House staffers fielded more than 40 questions during the 75-minute meeting from Issa's staff. According to Eggleston, they "stayed until the Committee staff determined they had completed their questioning.
"Your hasty decision to subpoena Mr. Simas is all the more unfounded because the Committee has been unable to point to any indication" the White House broke the law, Eggleston wrote.
Issa said Wednesday that Congress does "not and should not need a smoking gun" to investigate the administration.
Issa says that the committee was justified in demanding testimony from a senior presidential adviser, pointing to when Democrats compelled Harriet Miers, the White House counsel to former President George W. Bush, to testify about allegations of the politically motivated firings of U.S. attorneys.
Issa also played a voicemail in which former Labor Secretary Hilda Solis solicited a campaign contribution while on the job. This, he felt, demonstrated that the Obama administration had previously run afoul of the Hatch Act.
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Presidential candidate Barack Obama's visit to Fargo on Thursday afternoon will be invitation only, according to a news release from his campaign.
The Illinois senator and Democratic candidate will host a 12:30 p.m. meeting with veterans and military families to discuss "keeping our sacred trust with those who have served our country" at The Children's Museum at Yunker Farm, 1201 28th Ave North, in Fargo.
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