Page 7 - Technical Jargon News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

For trains. when he got the engineer calling and job a few years ago, so proud of him. amazing. it was his dream come true. all he ever wanted to do. probably from the time he was born. he mentioned to me that there was some things that amtrak and other railroads could do to not just improve safety but also improve the customer service of it. of course at that time it was all above my head the things -- it was technical jargon. i didn't understand it. he knew there were things that could be done and should be done. i asked him why they weren't being done and at the time it was 4 1/2 years ago,...

The technical jargon. what jp morgan does, they loan money out just like any other commercial bank loans money out and sit back and hope that someone pays that loan back. what jp morgan does, they use hedging strategies. what happened specifically in this case, when they were readjusting the hedge which was put on by some smart, and good traders and really good risk managers, the economy in europe started to adjust a little bit and they actually were on the wrong side for a moment, and that's, that literally created this ripple effect within jp morgan, it's not going outside jp morgan, the eco...

Today than it was in the run-up to the crisis as a an result of the evis ration of certain of the institutions and the consolidation and mergers of others into larger institutions. >> so a lot of technical jargon. the big point is, the big banks are bigger now than they were before the meltdown. and this group believes that stepped up enforcement and regulation is essential. >> so that's one conclusion they came to. i imagine this is a very long, very thorough report. what else can we glean from this? >> yes, when you know i left it at my desk. it's that fat. it's very thick. i wanted it as a ...

Lets you exit out at the top and that does block you from taking part in some of it which is what people want, but that's not all. look at this quote i have for you. this is from facebook, if you opt out, you can hit the x when you see that, but your public facebook information can still be shared by your friends to these partner sites unless you block the application. i know it sounds like a lot of technical jargon. what it means is you have to go into your facebook and find the right way to block this application and i'm making it easy for you because our friends at mashable.com have created...