mike? i don t know what the question is. i m happy to go through a walk-through of the standard used for browsers. sure, you can do that. again, we do not have a w3c standard. i think it would be useful for this audience to talk about the standard. with the presentation of do not track microsoft requires you to, well, they presented. it is default on. you have to turn it off. ,afari and chrome and firefox the four of those are the predominant browsers. they basically have it as an option. it is an privacy settings or some other setting. the user has to go in and express a preference not to be tracked. do they know there is invisible third party tracking going on? and then they find the setting ok, we will get to that in a second. so, in your browser, there are many privacy settings. privacy, security. to basic pattern is you go privacy. you click one. you have a list of options and you click again. that is something like do not call. you go to the website. you
have a good day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] to them c-span, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke testifies. then, the senator tammy baldwin s first speech on the senate floor. and in the commencement address at the university of minnesota. the federal reserve ben bernanke testified before the joint economic committee about the u.s. economy. he talked about the fiscal policies toward quantitative easing. chairman bernanke, welcome. thank you for your service as chairman of the federal reserve. you deserve great credit for the leadership that, the american financial crisis in 2008. 4.5 years after that crisis, nearly four years after the recession has ended, the fed is still engaging an extraordinary monetary actions. today, this committee will examine how these actions have affected jobs in the middle class america, and how and when fed will act. america s economy is improving, but
and continuing to go down. you still have record number of foreclosures in florida. you still have median incomes suffering, middle income families suffering. florida is an epicenter of the housing crisis that put us into the great recession of 2008 and 2009. cnn senior political analyst david gergen joins us from jacksonville. david, mitt romney is not only focused on president obama, he s got newt gingrich to deal with as well. florida was one of the states that was hardest hit by the housing crisis. its unemployment rate remains above the national average. so is tuesday s primary going to end up as a referendum on whether voters who are focused on the economy can get behind mitt romney as the man to best fix it? reporter: probably so, ali, but i must tell you this has become such a personalized race. romney and gingrich have gone mano a mano in the several debates and we ve had sort of a boxing match between the two of them an i think that is the more dominating way pe
angus madison called the european offshoots. and the canadians and australians dealings. but that affected roughly 15% of the world population. and colonial systems were in place and basically the remaining 85% of the growing global population state of approximate the course they were on before with some effects of industrial election growing well. that went on for 200 years. until the end of world war ii when the colonial empires game, broke down, when a bunch of wise people created the imf and world bank, set out to make sure that the disastrous performance of the bank after world war i was not repeated. the global economy was opened up and start to function, and technology produced a huge headwind in opening the global economy. and we started something that think it s fair to say nobody could see at the time, which was faltering starts and various starting points, a pattern that i eventually came to call convergence which is this process of taking 15 privileged% mac priv
decided this could be replicated in america. this is when she finally found her voice, and she ends up coming back to savannah to create an organization, as she said, for the girls in savannah n georgia, in the united states and everywhere else. and she started the program of girl scouts here in savannah. the carriage house behind the building where we sit now was fitted out as the first national headquarters. and to girl scouts today who own that building, just the carriage house, it is still their first national headquarters. they re very proud of it. when they come to savannah to see the birthplace of daisy low, they always visit the first national headquarters here in savannah. and, of course, now we sit in the home that mrs. low knew. this was andrew low jr. s home that he built for his first wife who never live today see it. he brought his second wife here, and after her death this house was mostly closed up except for his occasional trips to america after the civil war