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WASHINGTON--The White House outlined broad changes to end the government's mass collection of telephone records, saying Thursday that Congress must pass legislation to allow intelligence agencies to have speedy access to information held at telephone companies.
"I have decided that the best path forward is that the government should not collect or hold this data in bulk," President Barack Obama said in a written statement, expressing confidence his approach would "provide our intelligence and law enforcement professionals the information they need to keep us safe while addressing the legitimate privacy concerns that have been raised."
Under the president's proposal, details of which were revealed earlier this week, the government will no longer store such telephone records in bulk. Instead those records would remain at phone companies, to be searched when officials obtain a court order, or without a court order in cases of emergencies.
Once a judge has approved such a query for a specific target, the searches could continue for a specified time period without further court approvals, meaning the NSA could run daily searches to see what new numbers have been called by the target and the target's contacts.
Such searches would also be limited to only two "hops" from the suspect phone number. One hop would be access to all the incoming and outgoing calls on a suspected number, while the other hop would be the call logs of any phone linked to the original number.
Under the proposal, the phone companies would be "compelled" to provide technical support to ensure the records are in a format that can be searched and quickly transmitted to the government.
As the White House has acknowledged, the president's proposal must be passed into law by Congress. Legislation similar to the president's bill has been proposed in Congress, but its future is uncertain. Until Congress adopts changes, the administration will continue to seek reauthorization of the current program every 90 days.
But without congressional action, the current phone-records-surveillance program will expire in mid-2015.
Verizon Communications Inc. approached the White House plan and other legislative proposals to shift the searches of phone data to companies cautiously, praising the end to bulk records collection but wary of implementation details.
"Companies should not be required to create, analyze or retain records for reasons other than business purposes," said Randal Milch, Verizon's executive vice president for public policy and general counsel.
Reaction was mixed among critics of U.S. surveillance practices. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D., Vt.), chairman of the Senate Judiciary committee, said the president's plan wasn't sufficient.
"The President's proposal is promising, but true reform must be comprehensive," he said. "We must end the bulk collection of phone records, but we also must ensure that other authorities are not used for similar types of bulk collection."
Mr. Leahy is sponsoring a bill that would outlaw all types of so-called bulk collection of American records. He said other government-surveillance practices also need to be reformed as well, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation's national security letters, which it uses to obtain without judicial oversight.
Privacy groups reacted tepidly to Mr. Obama's plan, saying it only addresses some of their concerns.
"Although we appreciate the president's efforts and look forward to working with the White House to end the bulk collection of telephone records, the time has passed for half-measures that only address a small sliver of the NSA problem, and the time has come for leaders in Congress to stop waiting to see what the President will do," said Kevin Bankston, policy director the New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute.
He said he prefers a bill sponsored by Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R., Wis.) and Mr. Leahy, which more narrowly limits the type of searches NSA can request of phone companies, and bans all types of bulk collection of American records.
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The average study participant had HDL levels around 40, which, according to the American Heart Association, borders on low for both men and women. The study results showed that the average patient achieved levels around 100, a 138 percent increase. HDL cholesterol levels around 60 or higher give some protection against heart disease.
Dr. Steven Nissen, chairman of the department of Cardiovascular Medicine at Cleveland Clinic, said the results could mean a good strategy for raising HDL.
"Raising HDL levels has been a therapeutic target where we have not had any major success, so the fact that we're on the verge to getting HDL higher would be a major deal," said Nissen.
Exercise, cutting out unhealthy foods, drinking (some) red wine and eating (a little) dark chocolate have all been shown to contribute to natural increases in HDL levels. But Dr. Merle Myerson, director of the Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Program at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital in New York, said that low HDL can still be tough to improve, with or without medication.
"Statins and niacin do raise [HDL] (and lowering very elevated Triglycerides also helps raise HDL) but many times it is 'stubborn' and we do not see much of a raise," Myerson said in an e-mail.
While the results are certainly intriguing, many doctors warn that it will be very important to watch for the results of a bigger trial to see how the drug will affect the general population.
"This study was too small and too short to definitively answer the question," said Nissen. "It's a door opening but not a final answer."
Cannon agrees, which is why a four-year, 30,000-participant, international trial led by Oxford investigators will begin early next year. Researchers will examine the effects of the drug on patients who are on a statin and have known heart disease.
Until then, Krumholz said that the medical world will have to wait to know if the promise of the current results will be fulfilled.
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WASHINGTON D.C. (LoanSafe.org) – On March 3, 2009, at a Senate Budget Committee hearing, I asked Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke to tell the American people the names of the financial institutions that received an unprecedented backdoor bailout from the Federal Reserve, how much they received, and the exact terms of this assistance. Today, a year and a half later, as a result of an amendment that I was able to include in the Wall Street reform bill, we have begun to lift the veil of secrecy at the Fed and the American people now have this information. It is unfortunate that it took this long and it is a shame that the biggest banks in America and Mr. Bernanke fought to keep this secret from the American public every step of the way. But, the details on this bailout are now on the Federal Reserve's website and this is a major victory for the American taxpayer and for transparency in government.
Importantly, my amendment also required the GAO to conduct a top to bottom audit of all of the emergency lending the Fed provided during the financial crisis to be completed on July 21, 2011 which will take a hard look at all of the potential conflicts of interest that took place with respect to this bailout. So, in many respects, today marks the beginning, not the end, of lifting the veil of secrecy at the Fed.
After years of stonewalling by the Fed, the American people are finally learning the incredible and jaw-dropping details of the Fed's multi-trillion-dollar bailout of Wall Street and corporate America. As a result of this disclosure, other members of Congress and I will be taking a very extensive look at all aspects of how the Federal Reserve functions and how we can make our financial institutions more responsive to the needs of ordinary Americans and small businesses.
What have we learned from today's disclosure? And, this is based on a 4 hour examination of over 21,000 transactions. We have learned that the $700 billion Wall Street bailout signed into law under George W. Bush turned out to be pocket change compared to the trillions and trillions of dollars in near zero interest loans and other financial arrangements the Federal Reserve doled out to every major financial institution in this country. Among those are Goldman Sachs which received nearly $600 billion; Morgan Stanley which received nearly $2 trillion; Citigroup which received $1.8 trillion; Bear Stearns which received nearly a trillion; and Merrill Lynch received some $1.5 trillion in short term loans from the Fed.
We have also learned that the Fed's multi-trillion bailout was not limited to Wall Street and big banks, but that some of the largest corporations in this country also received a very substantial bailout. Among those are General Electric, McDonald's, Caterpillar, Harley Davidson, Toyota, and Verizon also received a bailout from the Fed.
Perhaps most surprising is the huge sum that went to bail out foreign private banks and corporations including two European megabanks — Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse – who were the largest beneficiaries of the Fed's purchase of mortgage-backed securities.
Deutsche Bank, a German lender, sold the Fed more than $290 billion worth of mortgage securities and Credit Suisse, a Swiss bank, sold the Fed more than $287 billion in mortgage bonds.
Has the Federal Reserve of the United States become the central bank of the world?
The Fed said that this bailout was necessary to prevent the world economy from going over a cliff. But, three years after the start of the recession, millions of Americans remain unemployed and have lost their homes, life savings and ability to send their kids to college. Meanwhile, big banks and corporations have returned to making huge profits and paying their executives record-breaking compensation packages as if the financial crisis they started never happened.
What this disclosure tells us, among many other things, is that despite this huge taxpayer bailout, the Fed did not make the appropriate demands on these institutions necessary to rebuild our economy and protect the needs of ordinary Americans.
For example, at a time when big banks have nearly a trillion dollars in excess reserves parked at the Fed, the Fed did not require these institutions to increase lending to small and medium sized businesses as a condition of the bailout.
At a time when large corporations are more profitable than ever, the Fed did not demand that corporations that received this backdoor bailout create jobs and expand the economy once they returned to profitability.
I intend to investigate whether these secret Fed loans, in some cases, turned out to be direct corporate welfare to big banks that used these loans not to reinvest in the economy but rather to lend back to the federal government at a higher rate of interest by purchasing Treasury Securities. The Federal Reserve claimed that these loans were needed so that big banks could start lending to small and medium sized businesses that desperately needed money to create jobs and to prevent layoffs. But, instead of using this money to reinvest in the productive economy, I suspect a large portion of these near zero interest loans were used to buy Treasury Securities at a higher interest rate providing free money to some of the largest financial institutions in this country. That is something that we have got to closely examine.
At a time when Wall Street executives are now making more money than before the financial crisis, how many big banks that paid back TARP funds in 2009 to avoid limits on executive compensation received no-strings attached loans from the Federal Reserve?
At a time when millions of Americans are paying outrageously high credit card interest rates, why didn't the Fed require credit card issuers to lower interest rates as a condition of the bailout?
The four largest banks in this country (Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup) issue half of all mortgages in this country. We now know that these banks received hundreds of billions from the Fed. How many Americans could have remained in their homes, if the Fed required these bailed-out banks to reduce mortgage payments as a condition of receiving these secret loans?


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|Leadership St. Johns opens application period for 2016 class
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(St. Johns County, FL) – The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce is accepting applications for the 2015-16 class of Leadership St. Johns (LSJ).
|SJC Chamber Council Nominations
|Wednesday, May 27, 2015
We are very excited to announce that we are now accepting nominations to the Chamber's five Council Boards and the Ponte Vedra Beach (PVB) Division Board. In accordance with our bylaws, service on one of these boards is open exclusively to members of the St Johns County Chamber of Commerce and is a fantastic leadership opportunity for any member who is looking to be a part of a dynamic organization.
|STAR Awards Honors County's Top Performing Seniors
|Thursday, March 26, 2015
|Chamber Ambassadors to Participate in Tips 4 Kids Sake
|Friday, January 23, 2015
On Tuesday, February 3, the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors will be waiting tables at The Reef restaurant in St. Augustine and Aqua Grill in Ponte Vedra Beach during "Tips for Kids Sake," a charity event benefitting Big Brothers Big Sister of St. Johns County.
|City and St. Johns County Chamber make ParkNow cards available to Downtown Businesses
|Wednesday, November 19, 2014
The City of St. Augustine and the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce have partnered to help distribute ParkNow Cards to historic downtown St. Augustine businesses.
|Stephen Moore to Speak at EDC Quarterly Breakfast
|Thursday, October 9, 2014
Economist Stephen Moore is the featured speaker at the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce's EDC Quarterly Breakfast on Friday, October 24 at the Renaissance World Golf Village Resort.
Moore, who formerly wrote on the economy and public policy for The Wall Street Journal, is chief economist at The Heritage Foundation. Moore, who also was a member of The Journal's editorial board, returned to Heritage in January 2014 -- about 25 years after his tenure as the leading conservative think tank's Grover M. Hermann Fellow in Budgetary Affairs from 1984 to 1987.
|27 New Members join Chamber during Membership Month
|Monday, September 8, 2014
Twenty seven new businesses were recruited by members to join the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce during the August is Membership Month Challenge.
|Declan Reiley named Vice President of Economic Development
|Wednesday, September 3, 2014
|Declan Reiley named Vice President of Economic Development Declan Reiley has been named vice president of economic development for the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce. Reiley has 25 years experience in adding value to major metropolitan economic development programs on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and in both private and public sectors.
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Confidence among U.S. consumers fell to a six-week low and claims for jobless benefits rose more than forecast, highlighting the risks to the economy posed by federal government budget cuts.
The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index dropped to minus 34.4 in the week ended March 24 from minus 33.9 as Americans' views of the economy deteriorated to the lowest point since early February. Applications for unemployment insurance benefits rose by 16,000 to 357,000 last week, the Labor Department said.
The figures represent a blemish for an economy that has shown signs of strengthening on the heels of a housing market rebound and a pickup in manufacturing.
Federal Reserve policymakers are concerned the automatic reductions in government spending that began this month may impede the progress of the expansion after a fourth-quarter slowdown.
"There will be some impact from the sequester, and certainly the second quarter should look somewhat softer than the first quarter," said Carl Riccadonna, senior U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York. At the same time, "it's domestic growth that's driving the economy — it's housing, it's consumer spending, it's business consumption."
Concerns about the job market may further restrain sentiment.
The monthly average of jobless claims climbed from the lowest level in five years, Thursday's Labor Department report showed. The less-volatile figure increased to 343,000 last week from 340,750.


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- Publication date: 4 November 2014
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Mark Mothersbaugh: It's a Beautiful World is the first comprehensive publication of the visual art of Mothersbaugh. Mark Mothersbaugh, co-founder of the New Wave band Devo, is a legendary figure for fans of both street art and music culture. He has been a practicing visual artist since the early 1970s, while also working as a musician, composer and singer. His work in the early 1970s included collage, rubber stamp designs, screen prints, decal and mail art. With Devo, Mothersbaugh worked collaboratively with his band-mates to establish a comprehensive visual language that included films, videos, costumes, LP covers, stage shows, publicity and other materials. His visual art during and after Devo expanded to include postcard drawings, paintings, photography and sculpture. He has exhibited widely since the late 1980s showing work in Indie galleries, magazines and art fairs. As an award winning composer, his credits include Moonrise Kingdom, 21 Jump Street, Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic, Pee Wee's Playhouse and the hugely successful Rugrats television, stage and film franchise. In addition to hundreds of illustrations of the artist's work, the book includes a foreword by Wes Anderson, an introduction by Adam Lerner, an extensive interview with the artist and essays by Mothersbaugh experts Shepard Fairey and Steven Wolf and punk scholars Maria Elena Buszek and Cary Levine. Mothersbaugh is also drawing artist pages specifically for this publication. Though Mothersbaugh is a widely known figure among older and younger generations, this book defines for the first time his overarching artistic contribution to the history of contemporary culture. The book connects his work with the popular New Wave band Devo to his large body of visual art, contextualising all of the above in the legacy of the counterculture, punk rock and pop art.
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This weekly course covers the most common questions videographers encounter when shooting and editing with DSLR cameras, from choosing a frame size and frame rate to understanding moiré. Authors Rich Harrington and Robbie Carman will also help you understand the impacts of compression and the difference between cropped (or micro 4/3rds) and full-sized sensors in cameras, and much more. This continual FAQ guide is a handy way to find the answers to the questions that plague you the most.
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Mrs. Richard "Marie" Gerg, 46, of St. Petersburg, Fla., died last week following a lengthy illness. A funeral Mass for her was recently celebrated in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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As health care products become more complex, health care organizations are more dependent on rapid implementation, a fast track to clinical competence and utilization management. But traditional new product launch practices are much too time consuming, too labor intensive and too slow in producing clinician confidence and competence. Having as its goal the bridging of this gap by dramatically shortening clinician product education cycle times newly formed Valumatrix is pleased to announce its entry into the mobile marketing applications market..
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