Popular content  First Bankers In Hell  by Abby Zimet  Surreal:
A disabled woman in California facing eviction - and offering a
good-faith mortgage payment to prevent it - was arrested after
she and 80 mostly union protesters demonstrated outside the
luxurious home of Wells Fargo Chief Financial Officer Tim Sloan,
thus violating a city ordinance aimed at keeping just such
rabble-rousers away.  Ana Casas-Wilson, who has cerebral palsy
and uses a motorized wheelchair, got behind on payments when her
husband lost his job and she entered the hospital for breast
cancer treatment. The bank refused for months to modify the
terms of the loan on the modest home where she has lived for 27
years; once her husband started working again and they could
start catching up on payments, the bank continued to reject
their loan modification offers.  Wells Fargo leads the nation in
housing foreclosure rates. San Marino, where Sloan lives, has
one of the highest per-capita incomes in Los Angeles, and the
country.  What's that bump