Not look at asset manages of siffys but maybe down the road it would . There were a set of criteria that fsok initially issued to indicate firms that it might look at. Has that been updated, chair . Im not certain if it has. But there was there was written if you dont mind well reach out to your staff to see if theres any updated criteria on that. Do you also have a set of criteria that deals with an offramp, such as if an institution designated as a sify and they go down this path in your eyes, offramp for them. Do you have that set of criteria . We evaluate each of these firms every i think ivevery si decide if its no longer appropriate for them to be des designated . Do you have the guidelines . Were to the trying to run these businesses. And were not going to i dont think it would be appropriate for us to say you need to do x, y, and z to be dedesignated. These firms understand very well why theyve been designated. And they understand what kinds of changes in their Business Model w
Lifestyle decisions as they go forward. Whereever they dont spend, they should be able to say. They should be able to save. We will give them Real Transparency to decide which Health Care Provider will provide the best value. Health care providers will be more accountable for results, and they will really compete to design the new ways to deliver care. This will require some major changes on how we regulate Health Insurance. States rather than washington, d. C. , are much better equipped to set the standards. Here is what i propose. We will open up state Insurance Markets to much broader competition and choice. Right now, obamacare locks in a small handful of onesizefitsall mandated policies engineered and engineered in washington, d. C. When did you to break up the insurance monopolies and allow people to buy Health Insurance designed for what they actually want. For example, an individual who might want to buy a high deductible plan for unexpected events the true form of , insurance
Myself because he spent all his time being in the interrogation room. He was tired of talking to revolutionary guys so sometimes he was confiding in me, telling me about his personal life. I can hear his conversations with his wife. Sometimes even while he was beating me, he was talking to his wife. Wasmember one day, he holding my year in his hand that he was twisting my here and it was really painful and then he his phone rang and he kept on twisting my year while he was talking on the phone. Then he hit my head and he said, im talking on the phone, be quiet. His experiences in an iranian jail, all of that tonight at 8 00 eastern on cspan. Homeland security secretary jeh johnson next, outlining his departments efforts to counter homegrown terrorism, foreign fighters and cyberattacks. He also talks about a new National Security alert system. He spoke this week at the association of the United States army. [applause] good morning everybody. That was pretty good, good morning everybody.
Her years at oxford were in shaping her later views in life . Why is it that Oxford University has seen that seemed so significant successful in terms of producing british Prime Ministers. A far more impressive record than cambridge. [laughter] time thatt about her fashioned one of the truly great leaders of our time . Say just to i would supplement what i heard from theyvan is that i think take a quality of her leadership that we are lacking was clarity. Although we do know from her biographers, including this splendid dagger fee, the second volume of which has just appeared by charles moore, that she did change your mind frequently and could she did change her mind frequently. Inver made that public, she came forward with absolute clarity. You did not get any sense of hesitation which is what you guys have been saying. That is a personality trait of Margaret Thatchers and i think it would be wrong to say her oxford education was responsible for it. It is interesting that she was trai
As they entered a typical store to buy Trading Cards children are often regarded as perhaps the most important symbolic guarantee of a nations future according to historians. Thats we do need to study them and these cards indeed draw on reflect and even foreshadow aspects of early cold war culture and even later period later per an events and rhetoric i look at the images first and then the text and indeed the importance of this but the importance of this combination can be seen in an interview with a collector and someone who remembers the cards in his youth. He wrote if you showed that card ghost city card 23 figure 2, which was used to promote this talk if you showed that card to a kid in the 50s, they would probably say yeah, thats what i dream about at night. Thats what i have nightmares about and so in 1951 the Bowman Company released a Collectible Card set sold with bubblegum entitled the childrens crusade against communism fight the red menace. So the question is what are Tradi