NEW YORK CITY, April 10 – The US Treasury Department is the next stage of a process to try to weaken and take the community out of the 1977 Community Reinvestment Act. Docket file here. The protagonist, akin to Scott Pruitt when he was at the US Environmental Protection Agency or Ryan Zinke at Interior, is the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's (OCC's) Joseph Otting. He has gone beyond overall attempts to underling the CRA to refusing public comment on the type of business combination applications on which comment has in the past been accepted and considered. Photo here. In fact, his OCC's refusal comes on application for which a public comment period was specifically listed on the agency's website.
So Inner City Press / Fair Finance Watch wrote to the OCC, including Stephen Lybarger, as follows: "Thanks for emailing this letter but I must say, Inner City Press / Fair Finance Watch it deeply concerned by, and hereby opposes it. Heretofore our comment on just such Business Combination proposals HAVE been considered by the OCC. If under Comptroller Otting the OCC is changing its longtime practice it needs to do a notice and comment process under the APA. This is lawless. In this case, the proposal we commented on specifically provides for a comment period: Please retract your letter and consider appropriately our comment, or explain in writing why. Please confirm receipt of these requests."
The OCC has not responded or reversed itself to consider the comments, even as Inner City Press pursues Chinatown FSB documents at agencies which don't problematize such requests for bogus FOIA fee waiver issues. Now Rep. Katie Porter has written to Otting, including "If the OCC fails to consider community group comments during a merger-approval process, that would directly contradict the law. 12 CFR 8 5.33 also states: "When the OCC evaluates an application for a business combination under the Community Reinvestment Act, the OCC also considers the performance of the applicant and the other depository institutions involved in the business combination in helping to meet the credit needs of the relevant communities, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods, consistent with safe and sound banking practices." 2. How are your proposed changes to community group comment consideration during the merger-approval process consistent with 12 CFR § 5.33? ... See,David Dayen, "The Fake Public Comments Supporting A Bank Merger Are Coming From Inside the House," The Intercept (September 2018), here. 3. Do you intend to recuse yourself from the new rule-making, given the irregularities confirmed in One West's CRA review process while you were CEO? If not, how will you engage in this rule-making without prejudice extending from your experience with the One West/CIT merger? Community groups submit their comments during the merger-approval process with the specific i Please respond to these inquiries in writing by April 15th."Watch this site.
Dear Ms. Cummings and others in the OCC: This is a timely first comment opposing and requesting an extension of the OCC's public comment period on the Applications by Hanover to acquire Chinatown FSB. The applicant Hanover in the New York City MSA in 2017 made 269 home purchase loans to Asians -- and NONE to African Americans. Note that Hanover's CRA assessment area includes The Bronx, and Brooklyn. Note that when Hanover opened a deposit taking branch in NYC, in Forest Hills, its press release said nothing about a focus on Chinese Americans or Asians or any limitations or restrictions on lending, here. Hanover does not even appear to offer any FHA, FSA/RHS, and VA home-purchase loans. This is not acceptable.... The comment period should be extended; evidentiary hearings should be held; and on the current record, the application should not be approved." Then Otting says, we don't care, we won't listen. Otting, in order to hinder Press coverage of how many banks he meets with by changing the OCC's long standing FOIA fee waiver policy, is saying he will make it harder to get CRA information too. This is the "new" OCC - see its letter on new policies, below. Under Otting, who is throwing up roadblocks to the release of his calendar under the Freedom of Information Act (see below), "the OCC is instructing examiners to investigate some of the claims separately, rather than addressing them within the merger-approval process. "We require a certain level of detail and specificity in comments," Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting said in a written statement. 'The changes ensure that concerns are validated by exam staff who are best positioned to review [their] merits.'"
This is a backdoor safe harbor. Since 98% of banks are rated Satisfactory or Outstanding (including those which later are found guilty of discrimination and redlining), to discount comments that are not "validated" by these bogus and inflated rating is regulatory malpractice. Perhaps this is why Otting is hiding his calendar; perhaps the WSJ's Lalita Clozel will dig further. As to the Federal Reserve, Inner City Press has been informed of a memo by a major law firm which has hired and used former Fed Legal Division staff bragging about the fast Fed approvals it is receiving. We'll have more on this - including on BB&T / Suntrust, see here.
On September 12 Fair Finance Watch (and on FOIA, Inner City Press) commented to the OCC, here. On January 16 Inner City Press asked the OCC on the expedited basis for records to disclose Otting's meetings with the banking industry and others. But in a letter dated January 31, the OCC for the first time in years denied Inner City Press' fee waiver request on this one request, despite the request using the same language as requests the OCC has granted for Inner City Press repeatedly. The only difference is the subject of the FOIA request: Otting. This is an abuse of power. Inner City Press has appealed: "Inner City Press is appealing Mr Frank Vance's letter dated January 31, 2019 which denies, for the first time in years, Inner City Press' request for a fee waiver - because the request concerns Comtroller Otting and his schedule. Inner City Press is a media that covers the OCC... it seeks this information to educate the public about the operations of the OCC. The language of the fee waiver request was the same as the OCC has requested granted - now suddenly a new standard is applied, due to the subject matter of the request. This is unacceptable. The denial letter doesn't even inform of the right to appeal, and the request number is not listed in our account - thereby blocking submission of the appeal. We are submitting under the number of another of our 2019 requests on which fee waiver WAS granted, on the same language. We ask for expedited ruling on this appeal, and an explanation." The OCC has turned around to say it will now deny FOIA fee waiver requests for banks' merger applications and CRA plans: "Good afternoon Mr. Lee. I am writing to you regarding your correspondence of February 11, 2019, as it relates to your January 17, 2019 FOIA request number 2019-00104. Although you request a fee waiver in connection with your FOIA request, you do not provide a sufficient justification for the granting of the waiver in either your January 17 or your February 11 correspondence. I understand that in the past, the OCC has granted you fee waivers based on the same or similar language used in your most recent request, and that you may not have received an adequate explanation as to why your recent request was not being handled in a similar manner as past requests. Please be aware that going forward, with respect to your case number 2019-00104 and all other requests made by any requester for any information, the OCC will only grant fee waivers on a case-by case basis when a requester has affirmatively demonstrated entitlement to a fee waiver in accordance with the requirements of the FOIA at 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(4)(A)(iii). This approach is in accordance with the FOIA statute and DOJ guidance. In applicable guidance, DOJ has stated: "The Department of Justice stands committed to encouraging agencies to waive fees under the FOIA whenever the statutory fee waiver standard is met. By the same token, of course, agencies also are expected to respect the balance drawn in the statute, safeguarding federal funds by granting waivers or reductions only where it is determined that the statutory standard is satisfied." see FOIA Update, Vol. VIII, No. 1 ("OIP Guidance: New Fee Waiver Policy Guidance") (emphasis added). Moreover, the OCC's approach is consistent with case law, which provides that each fee waiver request is considered on a case-by-case basis because each request involves varied information. See Media Access Project v. FCC, 883 F.2d 1063 (D.C. Cir 1989). Additionally, the OCC is not bound to grant a fee waiver to a requester in a particular case just because it has granted the requester waivers in the past. See e.g., Judicial Watch Inc., v. DOJ, No. 99-2315, 2000 WL 33724693 at *5 (D.D.C. Aug. 17, 2000); Judicial Watch, Inc., v. DOJ, No. 97-2089, Slip op. at 14 (D.D.C. July 14, 1998). The burden for establishing that a fee waiver is justified is on the requester. See Friends of the Coast Fork v. U.S. Dep't of the Interior, 110 F.3d 53, 55 (9th Cir. 1997). Thus, in order for the OCC to determine whether your request meets the requirements for a fee waiver, you must demonstrate that the OCC's disclosure in response to your request meets the standard set forth in Section 552(a)(4)(A)(iii). You may wish to consult DOJ's guidance at https://www.justice.gov/oip/blog/foia-update-new-fee-waiver-policy-guidance in formulating your justification. Until these issues are resolved with respect to your fee waiver, the clock is stopped on your FOIA request. Best Regards, Kristin Merritt Kristin Merritt Special Counsel Administrative & Internal Law Office of the Comptroller of the Currency 400 7th St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20219." We'll have more on this. And here's the request the OCC is delaying on: "Dear OCC FOIA Officer: Inner City Press / Fair Finance Watch (ICP) makes this request for records pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA"), 5 U.S.C. § 552, and OCC regulations. ICP requests copies of records sufficient to show all of Comptroller Otting's scheduled meetings, appointments, and scheduled events from the date he became Comptroller to the date of your response including but not limited to Outlook calendar entries and daily briefing books for Comptroller Otting on those dates... ICP requests that you expedite the processing of this request. There is media interest and there exist possible questions concerning the OCC's integrity, which affect public confidence. See e.g. this article and the CRA ANPR since." We'll have more on this. Otting's OneWest colleague and now boss, US Treasury Department Steve Mnuchin on December 22 from Cabo called six big US banks: "Brian Moynihan, Bank of America; Michael Corbat, Citi; David Solomon, Goldman Sachs; Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan Chase, James Gorman, Morgan Stanley; Tim Sloan, Wells Fargo. The CEOs confirmed that they have ample liquidity available for lending to consumer, business markets, and all other market operations. He also confirmed that they have not experienced any clearance or margin issues and that the markets continue to function properly.
Tomorrow, the Secretary will convene a call with the President's Working Group on financial markets, which he chairs. This includes the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission. He has also invited the office of the Comptroller of the Currency." That's Joseph Otting, with whom Mnuchin worked at and on selling OneWest Bank to CIT Group, complete with falsified pro-merger comments Inner City Press reported on. Otting's OCC is in a process to try to weaken and take the community out of the 1977 Community Reinvestment Act. Docket file here. The protagonist, akin to Scott Pruitt when he was at the US Environmental Protection Agency, is Comptroller of the Current Joseph Otting. On September 12 Fair Finance Watch (and on FOIA, Inner City Press) commented to the OCC, here. At the November 19 deadline, not (yet) posted was Inner City Press' November 17 fourth comment, just as Otting's OCC absurdly waited 13 days to try to rule it does not have to consider Fair Finance Watch's comments on WSFS Bank. But Inner City Press has timely protested WSFS to the Federal Reserve - and has now found out that WSFS is even trying to withhold its CRA information from the public, photo here. So Inner City Press has submitted this Freedom of Information Act request: " This is a FOIA request for the all withheld portions of the applications by WSFS to acquire Beneficial, including but not limited to presumptively mis-labeled "Confidential" exhibits about WSFS's CRA program ("Confidential" Exhibit 9), (Beneficial's subsidiaries ("Confidential" Exhibit 3), Board of Directors resolutions, due diligence ("Confidential" Exhibit 10), operating economy / cost savings (there are branch closings projected), names of prospective managers (ages, requested on application, apparently not provided), and for all records reflecting FRS communications with WSFS or Beneficial or their affiliates for the past twelve (12) months." A fifth comment submitted including that "the OCC is already undermining CRA. Our comments to the OCC on WSFS - Beneficial have yet to be acted on. That comment was submitted on November 6. Now on November 19, two weeks later, the OCC has tellingly said it will not consider it - despite a Federal Reserve Board comment period on the same transaction remaining open until at least November 27. The OCC's attempt to ignore substantive criticism of some banks' performance, while Comptroller Otting previously solicited false comments support his OneWest Bank, are a symbol all what is wrong with this process, and today's OCC.
...The OCC under Joseph Otting's actions to try to find banks to exempt from CRA outrageous and something on which there is an urgency to inform the public concerning actual or alleged Federal Government activity. As noted in my request, this is particularly the case given the OCC's unilateral moves regarding the CRA. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Executed on October 16, 2018." Watch this site.
On September 29 The Intercept dug into it, citing FFW's formal request that Otting recuse himself - and so here now are some of the Freedom of Information Act documents. On October 2 in the Senate Banking Committee, Otting insisted he is not trying to weaken the CRA; he called the ANPR an "Advanced Notice of Public Rulemaking" instead of Proposed. He said he met with 1100 individuals - still undisclosed - and expects five to ten thousand comments on the ANPR. (So far there are 33 listed but only 29 visible). Senator Sherrod Brown began by asking him indirectly about the blogs at CFPB of Eric Blankenstein. We'll have more on this. And this - as obtained by Inner City Press and fellow NCRC member CRC, here are more of the documents, for (this time) free download on Patreon.
And now Otting simply refuses to consider public comments on the takeover of a bank in Chinatown.


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(13d-102)
INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN STATEMENTS FILED PURSUANT
TO RULES 13d-1(b), (c) AND (d) AND AMENDMENTS THERETO FILED
PURSUANT TO RULE 13d-2(b)
(Amendment No. )1
UAL CORPORATION
COMMON STOCK, $.01 PAR VALUE PER SHARE
ý Rule 13d-1(b)
o Rule 13d-1(c)
o Rule 13d-1(d)
1 The remainder of this cover page shall be filled out for a reporting person's initial filing on this form with respect to the subject class of securities, and for any subsequent amendment containing information which would alter disclosures provided in a prior cover page.
The information required on the remainder of this cover page shall not be deemed to be "filed" for the purpose of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Act") or otherwise subject to the liabilities of that section of the Act but shall be subject to all other provisions of the Act (however, see the Notes).
CUSIP No. 902549500 Page 2 of 10 Pages
(1) Name of Reporting Persons
Aon Fiduciary Counselors Inc.
(2) Check the Appropriate Box if a Member (a) o
of a Group* (b) o
(3) SEC Use Only
(4) Citizenship or Place of Organization
The State of organization is Delaware
Number of Shares Beneficially Owned by Each Reporting Person With (5) Sole Voting Power
- -0-
(6) Shared Voting Power
(7) Sole Dispositive Power
(8) Shared Dispositive Power
12,725,370 shares of Common Stock
(9) Aggregate Amount Beneficially Owned by Each Reporting Person
(10) Check Box if the Aggregate Amount in Row (9) Excludes Certain Shares* o
(11) Percent of Class Represented by Amount in Row (9)
(12) Type of Reporting Person*
*SEE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE FILLING OUT!
Aon Corporation
HC, CO
(a). Name of Issuer:
(b).
Address of Issuer's Principal Executive Offices:
1200 East Algonquin Road
Elk Grove Township, Illinois 60007
(a). Name of Persons Filing:
Aon Fiduciary Counselors Inc. ("Aon Fiduciary Counselors") is filing this Schedule 13G on behalf of itself and its parent, Aon Corporation ("Aon"). Aon Fiduciary Counselors is an investment adviser under Section 203 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as amended, and is a wholly owned direct subsidiary of Aon.
As required by Rule 13d-1(k)(1), Exhibit 1 to this Schedule 13G contains the Joint Filing Agreement entered into by each of the persons filing this joint disclosure statement.
Address of Principal Business Office or, if None, Residence:
Aon Fiduciary Counselors' principal business address 200 East Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois 60601.
Aon's principal business address is 200 East Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois 60601.
(c).
Aon Fiduciary Counselors and Aon are both corporations organized under the laws of the State of Delaware.
Title of Class of Securities:
Common Stock, par value $.01 per share ("Common Stock")
(e).
CUSIP Number:
Item 3. If this Statement is Filed Pursuant to Rules 13d-1(b), or 13d-2(b) or (c), check whether the persons filing are:
Aon Fiduciary Counselors is an investment adviser in accordance with Rule 13d-1(b)(1)(ii)(E).
Aon is a parent holding company in accordance with Rule 13d-1(b)(1)(ii)(G).
Broker or dealer registered under Section 15 of the Exchange Act;
Bank as defined in Section 3 (a) (6) of the Exchange Act;
Insurance company as defined in Section 3 (a) (19) of the Exchange Act;
Investment company registered under Section 8 of the Investment Company Act;
An investment adviser in accordance with Rule 13d-1 (b) (1) (ii) (E);
An employee benefit plan or endowment fund in accordance with Rule 13d-1 (b) (1) (ii) (F);
A parent holding company or control person in accordance with Rule 13d-1 (b) (1) (ii) (G);
A savings association as defined in Section 3 (b) of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act;
A church plan that is excluded from the definition of an investment company under Section (c) (14) of the Investment Company Act;
Group, in accordance with Rule 13d-1 (b) (1) (ii) (J);
If this statement is filed pursuant to Rule 13d-1(c), check this box. o
Item 4. Ownership:
See Items 5 through 9 and Item 11 on pages 2 through 3.
(a) Amount beneficially owned:
(Aon Fiduciary Counselors and Aon disclaim beneficial ownership of these shares pursuant to Rule 13d-4; see * below)
Percent of class:
(According to the Issuer's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2002, which was filed on August 14, 2002, there were approximately 56,927,786 shares of Common Stock outstanding on July 31, 2002. The percentage beneficial ownership was derived using this number of shares of Common Stock outstanding.)
Number of shares as to which the person has:
(i) Sole power to vote or to direct the vote—
Shared power to vote or to direct the vote—
Sole power to dispose or to direct the disposition of—
Shared power to dispose or to direct the disposition of—
*This Schedule 13G is being filed by Aon Fiduciary Counselors in its capacity as independent fiduciary, pursuant to appointments by United Air Lines, Inc. ("United") to manage the respective UAL Stock Funds (the "Funds") which are investment options in the United Airlines Ground Employee 401(k) Plan, the United Airlines Management and Administrative 401(k) Plan, the United Airlines Flight Attendant 401(k) Plan and the United Airlines Pilot Directed Account Plan (collectively, the "Plans"), which appointments became effective on September 27, 2002. In connection with Aon Fiduciary Counselors being appointed as independent fiduciary, United has amended each of the Plans to confer upon Aon Fiduciary Counselors full authority to (i) continue to offer the Funds as investment options under the Plans on such terms and conditions as Aon Fiduciary Counselors deems prudent and in the interest of the Plans and their participants, including prohibiting or limiting (e.g., as a percentage of a participant's account) further purchases or holdings of interests in the Funds or increasing the Funds' holdings of cash or cash equivalent investments and (ii) terminate the availability of the Funds as investment options on such terms and conditions as Aon Fiduciary Counselors deems prudent and in the interest of the Plans and their participants (and notwithstanding any participant investment directions to the contrary), including determining the manner and timing of termination of the Funds and orderly liquidation of the assets thereof. Dividends paid on the Common Stock held by the Funds, if any, are generally reinvested and used to buy additional shares of Common Stock. The participants in the Plans are allowed to provide confidential directions on how the shares of Common Stock attributable to their accounts should be voted or tendered.
Each of Aon Fiduciary Counselors and Aon disclaims beneficial ownership of the foregoing 12,725,370 shares of Common Stock. The filing of this Schedule 13G should not be construed as an
admission that Aon Fiduciary Counselors or Aon is, for purposes of Section 13(d) or 13(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, the beneficial owner of the shares of Common Stock covered by this Schedule 13G. This Schedule 13G is filed by Aon Fiduciary Counselors and Aon with respect to Common Stock held in the Funds on behalf of the participants in the Plans solely as a result of the appointment by United of Aon Fiduciary Counselors as independent fiduciary, as described in the foregoing paragraph. Neither Aon Fiduciary Counselors nor Aon has any economic interest in the shares of Common Stock held by the Plans. Each Plan participant has the right to receive or the power to direct the receipt of dividends from, or the proceeds from the sale of, the shares of Common Stock held in such participant's account (subject to the above described fiduciary powers of Aon Fiduciary Counselors). Further, each such participant has sole voting power over the securities held in such participant's account. To the knowledge of Aon Fiduciary Counselors and Aon, (i) no such participant has any of the foregoing rights with respect to more than five percent of the class of securities identified in Item 2(d) and (ii) there is no agreement or understanding among such persons to act together for the purpose of acquiring, holding, voting or disposing of any such shares.
Item 5. Ownership of Five Percent or Less of a Class:
Item 6. Ownership of More than Five Percent on Behalf of Another Person:
See Item 4.
Item 7. Identification and Classification of the Subsidiary Which Acquired the Security Being Reported on by the Parent Holding Company:
Aon is a parent holding company of Aon Fiduciary Counselors and, accordingly, has joined in the filing of this Schedule 13G pursuant to Rule 13d-1(b)(ii)(G).
Item 8. Identification and Classification of Members of the Group:
Item 9. Notice of Dissolution of Group:
Item 10. Certification:
By signing below I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the securities referred to above were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and were not acquired and are not held for the purpose of or with the effect of changing or influencing the control of the issuer of the securities and were not acquired and are not held in connection with or as a participant in any transaction having that purpose or effect.
/s/ NELL HENNESSY
Name: Nell Hennessy
Title: President
/s/ PATRICK G. RYAN
Name: Patrick G. Ryan
Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Description of Exhibit
Joint Filing Agreement, dated as of September 27, 2002, among each of the Filing Persons.
Joint Filing Agreement
Pursuant to Rule 13d-1(k)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, each of the parties to this Joint Filing Agreement (this "Agreement") agrees that the statement on Schedule 13G with respect to the common stock issued by UAL Corporation., to which this Agreement is attached as an Exhibit, is filed on behalf of each such party and that any amendments to the attached Schedule 13G will likewise be filed on behalf of each such party.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have caused this Joint Filing Agreement to be executed on September 27, 2002.

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2017). "Illinois hires Brad Underwood as men's basketball coach". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved November 17, 2017. "Brad Underwood to triple salary at Illinois"
Bradley Cole Underwood (born December 14, 1963) is the current head coach for the Illinois men's basketball team. Previously, he served as head coach at Oklahoma State, Stephen F. Austin, Dodge City Community College and Daytona Beach Community College and assistant coach at Western Illinois, Kansas State, and South Carolina.
Underwood played as a guard for Hardin-Simmons University during his freshman year from 1982 to 1983 and later transferred to Independence Community College. During his sophomore year, Underwood averaged 17 points a game and led Independence to a second place finish in the NJCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship game. As a sophomore at Independence, Underwood took a recruiting visit to Oklahoma State University where Bill Self, then an Oklahoma State basketball player, was his host. Days later, Underwood decided to attend Kansas State University, where he would play under head coach Jack Hartman.
Underwood began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Hardin-Simmons during the 1986–87 campaign. He continued his coaching career as the head coach of Dodge City Community College, where he led the Conquistadors to a 62–60 record from 1988 to 1993. In 1993, he joined Jim Kerwin's staff at Western Illinois, with whom he spent 10 years as an assistant. He led Daytona Beach Community College to a 70–24 record from 2003 to 2006 and was twice named the Mid-Florida Conference Coach of the year. He served as assistant coach under Bob Huggins and Frank Martin from 2006 to 2012. In 2012, Martin left Kansas State to become head coach of South Carolina, and Underwood followed him as his associate head coach.
On April 30, 2013, Underwood was hired as head coach of Stephen F. Austin. He replaced Danny Kaspar, who left after 13 seasons to become the head coach of Texas State. According to athletic director Robert Hill, "Brad Underwood brings years of experience to SFA and has coached at the highest levels of Division I basketball. All of this plus his knowledge of the game and ability to recruit makes him the perfect hire for our men's basketball program. He has great plans on how we can make this program even better."
In his first season at the helm, Stephen F. Austin captured the Southland Conference regular season championship going a perfect 18–0 in conference play. He was named Southland Coach of the Year. SFA was awarded the Southland Conference automatic berth to the 2014 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament where they upset VCU in the round of 64, before eventually falling to UCLA.
Underwood's third season saw him win the Southland Conference tournament again and an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament as a 14 seed. He then led the Lumberjacks to an upset victory over the third seeded West Virginia Mountaineers coached by Bob Huggins, who he worked as an assistant with at Kansas State. Stephen F. Austin had a 75–70 lead over sixth seeded Notre Dame with two minutes to play in the second round before the Irish scored six straight points and won on a tip-in with 1.2 seconds left.
On March 21, 2016, Underwood was hired as head coach of Oklahoma State. He replaced Travis Ford, who was fired after a 12–20 regular season record. He led the Cowboys to a 20–13 record in his only season as head coach, ending with a loss to Michigan on March 17, 2017, in the NCAA tournament.
On March 18, 2017, Underwood was hired as head coach of Illinois, replacing John Groce. Underwood signed a six year contract through 2023 worth $18 million that includes two retention bonuses.
A native of McPherson, Kansas, Underwood attended Kansas State University and lettered on the basketball team between 1984 and 1986. He graduated from Kansas State with a bachelor's degree in radio and television communications in 1986. He is married to Susan Underwood and has three children: Tyler, Katie, and Ashley. Tyler plays for his dad at the University of Illinois.
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^ "Daytona State Names Erik Pastrana Head Men's Basketball Coach". Daytona State College. 2017-05-25. Retrieved 2017-11-30.
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with Brad Underwood, University of Illinois Head Coach; former Oklahoma State & Stephen F. Austin University Head Coach; 3x ('14-'16) Southland Conference Regular Season & Tournament Champions; 2x (2015 & 2014) Southland Conference Coach of the Year; 2014 Joe B. Hall Award Recipient (Nation's top first-year coach), 2014 Jim Phelan Award Finalist (top Division I coach), 2x (2015 & 2014) Hugh Durham Award Finalist (top mid-major coach) • Tailor your defensive drills based on scouting reports to maximize repetitions with the tactics you'll need to destroy your opponents' game plan • Adjust your ball screen defense to force your opponents to beat you with their weakest attack options • Switch up your strategies with zone and full court pressure defenses to scramble your opponent with unique looks Brad Underwood has consistently built teams that thrive on creating chaos for their opponents with an imposing half court pressure man-to-man defense. This style is designed to force your opponent to deviate from their game plan with its intense ball pressure, pass denial, and toughness. Learn how you can take a team with lesser talent and win challenging games through discipline and overwhelming effort. These two practices give you an inside look into how this defense is installed through drills and scrimmage. You'll also get a chance to see how you can switch to attack your opponent with zone defense and full court pressure. Additionally, Underwood discusses his strategies for a variety of coaching and defensive topics.


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Le Bracelet de la marquise è un cortometraggio muto del 1911 diretto da Louis Feuillade.

Trama

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dalla Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont

Distribuzione
Distribuito dalla Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont, uscì nelle sale cinematografiche francesi nel luglio 1911 in una versione di 465 metri. Negli Stati Uniti, venne distribuito dalla Kleine Optical Company il 22 luglio con il titolo inglese Jimmie, the Detective come uno split reel di 200 metri: nelle proiezioni, veniva programmato accorpato in un'unica bobina con un altro cortometraggio, il documentario In the Shadow of Vesuvius.

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Voci correlate
 Filmografia di Louis Feuillade

Collegamenti esterni

Cortometraggi commedia
Cortometraggi muti francesi

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Q: Error when adding WMS layer to GeoNetwork Map I am setting up local stack of pgadmin4 (v2), geoserver (2.12.1) and geonetwork (3.4)(on tomcat 9).
I've been testing to see if the layers i've uploaded to pgadmin and added to geoserver work, and they do. I can easily add them as a wms service with QGIS.
However, I am trying to add them also to map of geonetwork, and it doesn't seem to work. No matter which layer I use, it won't work. Even other WMS services that I know work.
I get this error:

Something went wrong while loading tile 'http://localhost:8080/geoserve ...' for layer 'river_ciliwung[3857]'.

Very strange, because geonetork is able to do a WMSrequest  GetCapabilities no problem.
See picture, it retrieves all the layers:

furthermore, I used chrome (f12) to inspect the requests, and this is also very strange. GeoNetwork does a bunch of requests and they all get canceled.

How do I add a wms map layer to the geonetwork map?

A: Login as an admin, go to the admin console -> Settings -> User interface tab and uncheck the box Export map as image ( http://example.com/geonetwork/srv/eng/admin.console#/settings/ui).

This will make GN use the classic <img src="..."> for rendering the map instead of using a <canvas> element that is blocked by the browser if the WMS images don't come with the right Access-Control-Allow-Origin header to enable CORS.

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The great Chinese physician Sun Si Miao once said, it is the sacred duty of the great physician to try to "save the sacred spark of life in every creature that still carries it". This new formula line from the Kan Herb Company will help to fulfill that sacred covenant, by affording Veterinarians the opportunity to bring the power of Chinese herbal medicine to their patients.
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O plano de teste é um documento com uma abordagem sistemática para o teste de sistemas como hardware ou software. Ele geralmente consiste numa modelagem detalhada do fluxo de trabalho durante o processo.

O plano de teste é um dos oito documentos descritos na IEEE 829, uma norma que especifica a forma e o conjunto de artefatos no teste de software. De acordo com ela, a estrutura do plano de teste consiste de uma série de seções descritas a seguir.

O documento começa com um identificador do documento de plano de teste, seguido de uma introdução que, além de resumir o documento definindo seu propósito e o propósito do sistema testado, referencia outros documentos associados do projeto. A próxima seção relaciona os itens de teste, descrevendo todos os elementos sendo testados; as seções seguintes descrevem, isoladamente, funcionalidades a serem testadas e funcionalidades a não serem testadas. Estipulando assim o escopo do documento, essa seção é uma catálogo de todos os casos de teste presentes no documento.

Segue-se com uma seção descrevendo a estratégia do teste, geralmente para cada grupo de funcionalidades das seções anteriores. São abordadas questões como atividades e ferramentas usadas no teste. Há também uma seção descrevendo o critério de sucesso ou falha do caso de teste, e outra descrevendo o critério de suspensão e requisitos de reinício, como por exemplo atividades que devem ser feitas antes de se reiniciar o teste após um evento de suspensão.

A próxima seção relaciona os produtos do teste, artefatos gerados com o processo de teste. Além do próprio plano de teste, outros documentos geralmente incluem especificações de modelagem, registros de execução e diversos tipos de relatório gerados. Segue uma seção das tarefas de teste, e uma seção de necessidades físicas para a realização do teste, como por exemplo hardware e software, e como elas podem afetar a execução do teste. Há uma seção de responsabilidades, os diferentes papéis desempenhados no projeto de teste. Há também uma seção sobre recursos humanos e requisitos de treinamento da equipe de teste.

O documento termina com seções de cronograma, riscos e contingências, aprovações; esta, uma seção em que os líderes do projeto assinam, aprovando o documento.

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 Caso de teste
 Teste de software
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Confession time...I've been in a funk.
Or at least that's what I've been calling it in my own mind. I know I'm not alone; I know others have been in this same slump I've found myself in. Especially those who create art or content, or make a living as a creative.
I think as an artist I often struggle with feeling inadequate. I've surrounded myself with things and people that I've intended to help inspire me, only to find that it's all left me feeling like less in the end.
And you know what? I *know* I'm not "less;" but sometimes I simply can't help but feel that way. It's not those "things" and people at fault for making me feel this way instead of being inspired, that's all on me. It's up to me to keep my mind open and heart full, no one else.
Sometimes I sit here and I stare at an image that I already carefully selected and have shared online, but most times, I'll admit, that I'm not staring out of admiration. I'm staring at all of the things I could have and should have done differently.
"I should have feathered my light a little more."
"I should have had her rest her hand there instead of where it is now."
"I should have used a lower aperture in this shot."
"I should have spent 5 more minutes making sure Baby's fingers were straight under her chin."
"I should have used my 85mm for this shot."
I should have. I should have. I should have.
But I didn't. And I can't change those things in the images I've already taken and delivered.
But you know what I can do? Instead of interpreting all of those "should-haves" as weaknesses, I can start seeing them as strengths.
Strengths, because I have the power to take those mistakes and turn them into improvements. Next time I'm going to lower my f-stop to make sure that bokeh is spot on. I'm going to make sure those fingers are as straight as can be. I'm going to be sure that my light is right where it needs to be.
Instead of feeling such a lack of inspiration and "in a funk" because I've failed to find it in the things around me, I'm opening my eyes to see that I truly can be my own inspiration simply by recognizing what I have the power to do going forward. And don't get me wrong, a lot of my daily inspiration and drive lies within my children, my husband, my family and friends, but sometimes you need to find a new spark to ignite the fire within you again.
I sometimes forget that this hobby-turned-career of mine should not be taken for granted. This is a gift that I've been given to change lives with. You know, to some people, this camera in my hands is just that, a camera. But to me and to some, this camera is a life-changer and a memory-maker; It's a time-freezer, and a tear-jerker. It's a straight up super power. And I think I'm just now realizing as I write this... That I had actually forgotten just how much of an impact I can truly make on people's lives with this gift I've been given, including my own.
I've come so far, I just need to open my eyes.
Tara and I met up for her maternity session at a new spot I wanted to check out, not too far from where I live. Her mom and friend tagged along and we headed into the wooded area of this location to find an old stone bridge covered in moss and pine needles, and ever since then it's been one of my favorite spots!
That evening was absolutely perfect; It was warm out with just a slight breeze and the sun was lighting up this location just perfectly. We walked a little further off the path to find an even better piece to this location; a large stone archway smack dab in the middle of the woods. This thing was giant; and with the warm, glowing rays that shot through the tree tops, it was straight out of a fairy tale. Her golden dress certainly didn't disappoint either.
Tara rocked her maternity session and was so amazing with trying new things with me, we even got to play around with some smoke bombs!
Now that summer finally decided to join us here in Maine, I've felt myself yearning to find a field with long grass and a delicious sunset to photograph in. There's just something about the sunlight... When it begins to set and the light shoots through the trees in the distance, sending vibrant rays of sunshine to the ground. It glows on the tips of the tall grass, and when a cool breeze blows through, it's like complete and utter magic.
Now, imagine this scene and put a beautiful family smack dab in the middle of it. If anyone asks, THAT is my happy place. And I have the photos to prove it!
Silvanus, Rachel, and Maya joined me at a sunny arboretum for their family session. Taking their photos was a photographer's dream; All you had to do was step back and just watch them together, and just that in itself made for the perfect family portrait. Their love for each other was so natural and unposed, and I barely made any directions for them the entire time we were together.
I'm extremely thrilled with the way their gallery turned out and I hope you'll enjoy it as well! Check out a handful of their images below.


After exploring the new Padang Besar (Thai) Railway Station, I headed back south to Malaysia via the Padang Besar land checkpoint.
The walking path I took from station to station.
The first landmark was a sign saying "Welcome to Padang" on the main road adjacent to the railway crossing. The actual town of Padang Besar, Thailand was past this post, which I did not explore.
Make a right turn away from Padang Besar town to the checkpoint. You will cross this railway crossing.
The bend after the railway crossing indicates you are on the right road.
Just continue straight from here. If you're feeling hungry or thirsty, you can find some stalls on the sides of this stretch of road.
Approaching the heavy vehicle checkpoint.
You will come across this fork where heavy vehicles heading to Malaysia turn in. Do not follow them, continue straight.
You will pass by this sign saying "Padang Besar Customs House" with the flags of ASEAN nations above it. Enter the main gate with cars and buses after this. Bus passengers will have to alight and queue for immigration, together with pedestrians.
IMPORTANT: At Padang Besar Checkpoint, you have to prepare RM1 or 10 baht for entry AND exit of the checkpoint. ie. RM1 to enter Thailand and another RM1 to exit Thailand.
For arrivals into Thailand, before heading for immigration, an "assistant" will be located at a side table with the immigration cards. If you do not already have one with you (from previous visits or obtaining it from other checkpoints), hand over your passport and money to the "assistant" for him to fill up your details into the immigration card. Once you have signed your immigration card, proceed to clear immigration as per normal.
For departures from Thailand, hand your money directly to the immigration officer.
After you exit the checkpoint into no-man's land, you will cross the true border between Thailand and Malaysia.
A symbolic arch, however, is built on the Malaysian side, slightly south of the true border.
In between the 2 checkpoints, you can visit The ZON Duty Free Complex.
This is the true duty free shopping complex at Padang Besar, and not Arked Niaga which is commonly referred to as "Duty Free" by name.
Entering the Padang Besar Immigration Complex in Malaysia.
Follow the signs to the bus and van checkpoint.
After turning left, follow the pedestrian lane. There will be a dedicated singular immigration counter for pedestrians.
After clearing immigration, follow the signs out of the immigration complex into Malaysia.
You will approach this roundabout, the central landmark of Padang Besar.
If you are heading to Arked Niaga or the Bus and Taxi Station, turn left and follow the signs.
Arked Niaga ("Duty Free" – it's not actually, just a local namesake) will be located up the stairs where the Yeo's sign is in the previous picture, and then straight past the shophouses on the right.
If you are heading to Padang Besar Railway Station, turn right and re-enter the vehicle checkpoint towards Thailand.
The linkway to the station will be on the left where motorcycle taxis to Padang Besar, Thailand are sometimes waiting.
After a late lunch, I joined back with the group at Arked Niaga before boarding the Ekspres Peninsular back to JB Sentral later in the evening.


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E-cigarette technology is still quite new. Although great advancements have been made in the last couple of years, you may still experience occasional e-cigarette problems and it can be helpful to know how to troubleshoot them. The most common problem you might experience with your e-cigarette is that you puff on it and no vapor is produced. Why does this happen? The most common reason is that the heating coil in the atomizer or cartomizer is dry. However, it could also happen due to a part failure or simply because the battery needs to be recharged.
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The most likely reason for your e-cigarette producing no vapor is that the heating coil in the atomizer or cartomizer is dry. The best method for troubleshooting this depends on the method you are using to deliver liquid to the heating coil. If you are using a pre-filled cartomizer or disposable e-cigarette cartridge, it's either time to moisten the soft filling with a little e-liquid or to discard the cartridge or cartomizer and connect a new one.
If you are using a third-party cartomizer that you purchased and filled yourself, the solution depends on the type of cartomizer. If you're using a Boge or Smoktech-style cartomizer with cotton filling, it's possible that the top of the filling is wet but the e-liquid isn't reaching the bottom. Using a syringe or needle tip bottle cap for filling really helps with this as it allows you to force the e-liquid into contact with the heating coil.
If you are using a CE2 cartomizer with a top-mounted heating coil, you may be best off throwing it away and trying a new one unless you're comfortable with the idea of a little cartomizer surgery. If you take a CE2 cartomizer apart, you'll find two small openings through which wicks deliver liquid to the coil. If the cartomizer is full, the wicks aren't doing their job. Some people have reported success by enlarging the two wick openings or by "feathering" the ends of the wicks gently with a knife. Since cartomizers cost at most $2.00 each, this is more work than I'm willing to go through — and if you've already filled the cartomizer, the job will be very messy.
Bottom coil cartomizers are less problematic but are sometimes unable to feed liquid to the coil quickly enough to keep up with high-voltage or fast-paced e-smoking. When this happens, not only will your e-cigarette produce no vapor, but you'll also get a burned taste when you puff. If you're using a variable-voltage mod, lower the power setting or puff less frequently. You might also try using a less viscous e-liquid with a lower percentage of vegetable glycerin. Since e-cigarette tank systems use a similar principle to deliver liquid to the coil, the troubleshooting method is the same; lower the power setting, puff less frequently or use a thinner e-liquid with more propylene glycol and less vegetable glycerin.
In 2012, the University of East London conducted a controlled study of electronic cigarettes with 86 randomly selected smokers. The study concluded that the electronic cigarette can "enhance working memory performance" and helps alleviate the desire to smoke.
I have a new V2 pro series 3 and it hit great for almost a full day and just quit working! It is charged and I even recharged it still nothing it started getting real hard to hit like no airflow and it sits there now with a half a tank of juice in it and charged but nothing but lights!


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Q: Accessing a ASPxButton in a DataItemTemplate in when row is bound I have a aspxgridview that shows a number of buttons for each row.  What I want to be able to do is enable some of these buttons on a per row basis, based on some background logic.  When the HtmlRowPrepared event is trapped I tru and use e.Row.FindControl("butApprove") but it returns null.  If I keep searching down through the Controls collection several times I can find the control with that id.
Is there an easier way of doing this as I am new to the DevExpress controls.
        <dx:GridViewDataButtonEditColumn VisibleIndex="4">
            <DataItemTemplate>
                <dx:ASPxButton ID="butAddNote" runat="server" Text="Add Note"></dx:ASPxButton>
                <dx:ASPxButton ID="butEditContact" runat="server" Text="Edit Contact"></dx:ASPxButton>
                <dx:ASPxButton ID="butApprove" runat="server" Text="Approve"></dx:ASPxButton>
                <dx:ASPxButton ID="butReject" runat="server" Text="Reject"></dx:ASPxButton>
            </DataItemTemplate>
        </dx:GridViewDataButtonEditColumn>

Many thanks
Jonathan

A: I suggest that you use the HtmlRowCreated event and access buttons using the ASPxGridView.FindRowCellTemplateControl method.


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The Long Way Home
By user December 11, 2016 September 23, 2022 Blog
Have you ever woken from a deep sleep on a flight to be momentarily disorientated? Briefly unsure where you're going to or where you're coming from? You try to narrow things down, but your surroundings don't give away any clue as to which airline on you're on. Even the crew fail to give the game away.
It can't just be me that finds airlines have lost so much of their individuality and sense of provenance as to be virtually indistinguishable. Once a symbol of internationalism and national pride, it now seems that great lengths have been taken to strip airlines of their character and identity.
I still remember – as a relatively young child – arriving back at Heathrow aboard a long haul British Airways jet. As the roar of the aircraft's reverse thrust subsided and the airliner quietly turned 90 degrees and departed the runway, a calm, measured voice came over the intercom. In short, clipped tones and an upper-middle class Home Counties accent, the Chief Purser welcomed us to Heathrow. The announcement seemed almost choreographed and perfectly contrasted against the roar and drama of the engines.
Even then, aged all of nine or ten, I remember thinking this was classy; a lesson in how an intercom announcement should be made. It gave flying a sense of occasion and feeling that British Airways was in a different league. Airline cabins were different then and crew had a sense of identity. It was perhaps the last time I felt genuinely proud to fly on the national airline.
Now most of the intercom announcements are recorded. So routine you can almost quote them verbatim. The Chief Pursers are long gone too. Replaced by younger, cheaper, less experienced crew. Underpaid and undervalued staff are no more interested in looking after customers than the airline is in looking after them.
That sense of occasion is now all but missing when you fly anywhere. It's probably why I love flying through turbulence, or landing during a storm; anything to lend the flight a bit of drama and a break from tightly prescribed routine. Give me a mid-flight lightening strike or engine failure and I'm all smiles.
Despite my love of flying, as it has become so routine, I've found myself increasingly looking for other ways to travel.
So now I started a rule inspired by the Tom Waits song Long Way Home.
Whether travelling for business or pleasure I've started taking the boring option and flying direct to where I need to go. But now, I always take the long – and more interesting way home.
I'd flown from Mumbai to Goa's Dabolim airport on a flight so uneventful I can't even remember the airline. Perhaps it was Beige Airways or Bland Airlines, I honestly couldn't say.
After an uplifting week in Goa – wine, wedding, beach, sun lounger – I was looking forward to the more interesting long way home.
I took a cab from the hotel to the nearest station at Madgaon junction, just outside the small town of Margo. There, later that evening, I boarded the aged Konkan Kanya Express for the 12 hour ride back to Mumbai.
The train's crew weren't some homogenised mix of nationalities, they were Indian, and proudly so. And so was the food. It wasn't bland.
As I drifted off to sleep on the top bunk of my sleeping compartment, somewhere deep in the backcountry of Maharashtra, the words of that Tom Waits song came back to me with a smile.
I put food on the table
And roof overhead
But I'd trade it all tomorrow
For the highway instead
Or, the railway in this case.
The video below is my trip on the overnight Konkan Kanya Express from Madgaon Junction in Goa to Mumbai CST station.
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We all remember the 2017 Equifax data breach. A report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that over 145 million people's personal information was exposed in the breach.(1) And since we live in a digital world, it's completely necessary to arm ourselves against identity theft.
Identity theft happens when your personal information (like your Social Security number, home address, driver's license or even your name and email address) is stolen and used by someone without your knowledge and permission. Identity thieves often use your personal information for financial gain by applying for credit cards in your name, committing fraud, or even selling your information to other criminals. And sure, the internet has made our lives easier, but that also means it's easier for thieves and fraudsters to get to your personal information. That's why we need to be diligent in protecting ourselves online.
Sometimes it can feel like we're fighting an invisible enemy with identity theft. If so many people have become victims, how do you stop identity theft from happening to you? We spoke with Jessie Kohut, identity theft specialist at Zander Insurance, to learn how you can protect yourself against identity theft.
1. Check your credit report at least three times per year.
Staying informed is your first line of defense against identity theft. Did you know you can get a credit report from each of the three credit bureaus every four months? Get a report from one company at the beginning of the year, from another in the middle, and from another at the end of the year. Then start all over again.
Or if that seems like a lot of work, you could use a website like Credit Karma to check for unauthorized credit activity whenever it's most convenient for you. Credit Karma is free (no, really). But don't forget, your credit score is really an "I love debt" score, so don't worry about what your actual score is.
If you see something strange on your report, take action immediately. You have the right to dispute any information on your credit report that doesn't look correct. First, notify the credit bureau so they can begin to look into the issue. Then they'll contact the company you're disputing the charge or inquiry from. Depending on the severity of the claim, you might need to supply further documents for their investigation.
2. Make sure your computer has updated anti-virus software.
If you don't stay up-to-date with anti-virus software, you leave yourself open to being targeted. It's just that simple. Protect your identity by routinely checking for updates. "This also includes anti-keylogging software so no one can hack into your computer," Jessie said.
If you want added protection, make a habit of logging out of any account you access on your computer or mobile device. We're talking anywhere you use a username and password to log in. Is it more convenient to stay logged in 24/7? Sure. But doing little things like this can give you greater peace of mind and help you stay protected from identity theft.
3. Make privacy a priority on social media.
Oh, social media. Some people just love to share every detail of their life without thinking twice about how public they're being with their personal information. It's recommended you set your privacy settings on the highest level to be safe. Also, don't share personal information like your exact birthday (including the year), address, or mother's maiden name.
4. Keep your phone secure.
Make sure you take advantage of the passcode or thumbprint scan to get into your phone. Keep Bluetooth turned off when you aren't using it. And also register with iCloud so you can remotely wipe your phone if it gets stolen. We've got some more tips here on how to secure your phone.
5. Never use unsecured Wi-Fi.
As tempting as it might be to sit at Starbucks and sip your latte while going over online banking statements—don't! Unsecured, public Wi-Fi is just that, unsecured. Those sitting around you are on the same open network and can get access to your information easily. If you need to log on to your banking website, wait until you get home.
And while we're at it, your home Wi-Fi must be secured with a password. Otherwise anyone near your home can hop onto your network and gain access to your information. "Identity thieves are just waiting for opportunities like that," Jessie said.
6. Change your passwords every 90 days.
She suggests making your passwords difficult combinations of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and special characters. Instead of trying to meet the minimum character count, make your passwords long. Use a phrase or a few random words strung together to really keep the hackers on their toes.
Try to use phrases that aren't easy to guess. (Sorry, that means famous quotes and Bible verses aren't good fallbacks). Get creative! Be sure to use a different password for each account. In other words, don't use the same password for all your social media profiles, email addresses and banking accounts.
7. Check your online bank account every day.
"Banks have systems that watch your spending patterns and regular charges, and they'll flag your account if something irregular is going on," Jessie said. It's still important for you to log on every day and make sure there aren't any weird charges connected to your account. You're the first line of defense in protecting your identity.
8. Don't send bills from your personal mailbox.
Jessie suggested using the post office or a postal service mailbox to send bills. Also, grab any mail out of your mailbox as soon as possible, as thieves thrive on swiping those credit card mailers.
If you want further security, consider using a locked P.O. box at your local post office.
Don't open emails that look strange or suspicious. These are often phishing scams using fraud to gain access to your personal information. Read email subject lines carefully before you open an email, click on the links, or download attachments. And always be on high alert if they ask for personal or financial information.
10. Don't forget about your kids' information.
It's sad, but true—even your toddler can fall prey to identity theft! Kids are easy identity theft targets because thieves correctly assume it will be a long time before the theft is detected. Kids aren't credit active until they at least turn 18, so most parents never even know about the fraud until then. Jessie suggested using TransUnion's free Child Identity Theft Inquiry.
"Fill out your child's information, and you'll receive an email back. If your child has a credit file, that's not a good sign," Jessie said. "Your credit isn't like your Social Security number. You're not born with credit, and you'll only have a credit report if you're credit active." If someone is using your kid's Social Security number, do something immediately.
11. Pay attention to data hacks and breaches.
12. Guard your Social Security card, bank account numbers, and medical history.
It should go without saying, but it's so important to protect your Social Security number and all forms of identification.
Keep sensitive information at home in a safe place and only remove it when you really need access to the physical copy (like doing paperwork at a new job). Then put it back for safekeeping when you're done.
A lot of people forget about medical identity theft, which is another major way information is stolen from you. It's important you're just as committed to safeguarding your health information as you are your other forms of identification. Be sure to analyze your medical bills and check the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) statement from your insurance company. "That's a great way to detect medical fraud," Jessie said.
These types of fraud are just one small part of the widespread issue of identity theft. Did you know identity theft also includes things like tax refund fraud, unemployment fraud, and utility and cell phone fraud? It's important to stay vigilant and keep an eye on any type of personal identification that could be stolen from you.
Let's say you've done everything right—or maybe you've done everything wrong and your identity gets stolen. What do you do?
1. Notify your banks and credit card companies and close all your accounts.
Report any suspicious charges and accounts to the appropriate credit issuers and credit bureaus immediately—both over the phone and in writing. Jessie even suggested opening your new account at a different bank and transferring the money over to be extra safe.
Make sure you notify all three credit bureaus that your information has been stolen. You'll get a 90-day fraud alert, but it will extend to seven years once you've proven you're a victim of identity theft.
3. Put a freeze on your credit report.
A credit freeze is a tool you can use to restrict access to your credit report. This makes it harder for identity thieves to access your information or open accounts with your name. You can do this at any time to prevent your information from being stolen, but it's an especially important step if your identity or account information has already been compromised in some way.
Note that a credit freeze won't affect your credit score or stop you from getting access to your free credit reports for the year. You can also lift the freeze at any time.
Provide as much information about the incident as possible. Give date ranges, dollar amounts, and physical copies of receipts or bank account activity logs. Be sure to keep a copy of the report for your personal records too.
"Identity thieves are always changing their game," Jessie said. "It's our job to help you stay ahead of them." Zander's identity theft protection program can help keep you from being a sitting duck waiting for identity theft to find you. Be proactive. You can protect yourself from identity theft!
Safeguard you and your family from the nightmare of identity theft. Zander Insurance's identity theft protection program covers all kinds of fraud and can give you the peace of mind you deserve.
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