"The whistleblower program is already becoming a success," said SEC Chairman Mary L. Schapiro, who advocated for the program. "We're seeing high-quality tips that are saving our investigators substantial time and resources."

Source:The precise meaning of the term varies by jurisdiction, but in many countries EMTs respond to emergency calls, perform certain medical procedures and transport patients to hospital in accordance with protocols and guidelines established by physician medical directors. They may work in an ambulance service (paid or voluntary), as a member of technical rescue teams/squads, or as part of an allied service such as a fire or police department. EMTs are trained to assess a patient's condition, and to perform such emergency medical procedures as are needed to maintain a patent airway with adequate breathing and cardiovascular circulation until the patient can be transferred to an appropriate destination for advanced medical care. Interventions include cardiopulmonary resuscitation, defibrillation, controlling severe external bleeding, preventing shock, body immobilization to prevent spinal damage, and splinting of bone fractures.Emergency medical technician (EMT) or ambulance technician are terms used in some countries to denote a healthcare provider trained to provide pre-hospital emergency medical services.Common obsolete terms include ambulance ordely, ambulance attendant and ambulanceman. The term "ambulance driver," though once common, is now widely held to be derogatory.

For the purposes of this example, the life insurance bond is assumed to be from an original investment of 250,000 made from an inheritance 10 years ago, which has now grown to 500,000. The Oeic is assumed to have built up by saving 12,000 a year, growing at an average 6.5pc a year for 20 years. The Oeic is invested in low-yielding growth funds producing dividends of 1pc a year, giving 5,000 income net or 5,555 gross, from which 555 in tax has already been deducted at source.

Yet for Tories, this is not a moment for self-congratulation. The party is fractious, the mood is unsettled. The polls look bleak, even if the usual mid-term discontent is taken into account. Mr Cameron's chances of securing an overall majority in 2015 are now routinely derided by his own side (so much so that he is relying on Labour voices to make the case against the consensus that we will in time be blessed with Prime Minister Miliband). Some Cabinet ministers say the same privately, and are considering how to Labour-proof their reforms to make sure something survives after they are gone. Perversely, others in the party now whisper that it would be smart politics to let Mr Miliband win, if only to allow him to fail and the Tories to rebuild. Behind the calm, almost plodding exterior of the Coalition's review, you can just make out the squawks of lunacy that Mr Cameron has to contend with.

Rarity is vital. If a British Guiana 1c magenta came to market, it could sell for more than $5m said Mr Roose. There's only one known to exist and it's in a bank vault in Philadelphia, property of the estate of John du Pont of the eponymous chemical company. He died in prison in 2010 after being convicted of the murder of a wrestler 13 years earlier.