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Trigonometric identities
Proof: sin(a + b) = (cos a)(sin b) + (sin a)(cos b) Proof of the trig identity sin(a+b) = (cos a)(sin b) + (sin a)(cos b)
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- Welcome back.
- I'm now going to do a proof of a trig identity, which
- I think is pretty amazing.
- Although, I think, the proof isn't that obvious.
- And I'll have to admit ahead of time, this isn't something that
- would have occurred to me naturally.
- I wouldn't have naturally drawn this figure just
- to start off with.
- Let's just say we want to figure out some other way to
- write the sine of alpha plus beta, where alpha and beta are
- let's say, two separate angles.
- So if I had the sine of 40 and 50 degrees, I'd want to know--
- this would obviously be the sine of 90, which is easy.
- But could I rewrite that as some combination of the sine
- of 40 and the sine of 50 or whatever?
- I think you'll see where this is going.
- So let's go back to this diagram and let's say
- that this-- let me pick a better color.
- Let's say that this is angle alpha and this is angle beta.
- Than this whole angle right here is angle alpha plus beta.
- So we want to figure out the sine of alpha plus beta.
- Well, the sine of alpha plus beta, the sine of this
- whole angle, opposite over hypotenuse.
- Opposite this whole angle is if we use this right angle-- or
- this right triangle, triangle BAC.
- Opposite is BC, so that equals BC.
- I'll draw a little line over it.
- BC over the hypotenuse, AB.
- BC over AB is the sine of alpha plus beta.
- Well, can be write BC over AB differently?
- Let's see if we can.
- And probably, the person who first figured out this proof
- was just playing around.
- They drew this diagram, they said, can I write
- BC any differently?
- Well BC-- this whole length-- is the sum of BD and EF.
- And we know that because this is a horizontal line right now
- and you can figure that out just by looking at all
- the right angles.
- But this is a horizontal line.
- So BC is the same thing is BD plus EF.
- Let's write that one down.
- BC is the same thing as BD plus EF.
- And then still, all of that, over AB.
- All I did is I rewrote BC as a sum of this segment and this
- segment, which should make sense to you, hopefully.
- And then we can of course, rewrite that as equal to BD
- over AB plus EF over AB.
- So BD over AB plus EF over AB.
- And these are kind of nonsensical ratios, right?
- BD over AB, what can I do with that?
- And EF over AB, what can I do with that?
- Wouldn't it be more interesting if I could do like BD over BE.
- That'd be an interesting ratio because that would be a
- segment over its hypotenuse.
- So let's see if we can rewrite it somehow like that.
- Well, we could just do it mathematically.
- We could say this is equal to BD over BE times BE over AB.
- So this might seem non-intuitive to you, but
- it kind of makes sense.
- We didn't pick BE completely arbitrarily.
- We said we know what BD is, so let me pick another side that I
- can do something maybe with real trig ratios.
- And so I said BD over BE times BE over AB is
- equal to BD over AB.
- I hope I don't confuse you with all these letters.
- But that makes sense, right?
- Because these two terms would just cancel out.
- If we're just multiplying these fractions then you would
- get back to this top term.
- Let me actually make sure that you understand
- that this-- whoops.
- That this term and this term are the same thing.
- And now let's do that second term.
- We know EF, wouldn't it be good if we could relate EF to
- something, like it's the hypotenuse of this
- right triangle?
- Like AE.
- So let's do that.
- So let's put the plus sign there.
- EF over AB is the same thing as EF over AE times AE over AB.
- Once again, we're just multiplying fractions.
- These would cancel out and you would get this again.
- Let me make sure you understand that this term is the
- same thing as this term.
- And you can just multiple out the fractions and that's
- what you would get.
- Now before we progress with this whole line of
- thought that we're doing.
- Let's see if we could figure out something else interesting
- about this strange set of triangles and shapes
- that I've drawn.
- It's actually pretty neat.
- IF this angle is alpha-- we have line AF.
- EF is perpendicular to it, right?
- And DE is perpendicular to EF, right?
- So DE, this line, and AF are parallel.
- Since AF is parallel to DE and then, AE intersects both,
- we know that, what is that?
- The inner angles?
- Yeah, I think that's called inner angles
- with parallel lines.
- That this is also equal to alpha.
- You can imagine long parallel line here, long parallel here,
- and then this line intersects both.
- So if this is a little confusing maybe you want to
- review a little bit of the parallel line geometry, but I
- think this might make sense.
- So if this angle is alpha, then this angle right here
- is complementary to it.
- So it's 90 minus alpha.
- And if this angle is 90 minus alpha, this
- angle is obviously 90.
- Then we know that this angle plus this angle plus this
- angle has to equal 180.
- So we know that this is equal to alpha.
- If that doesn't make sense to you, think about this: alpha
- plus 90 minus alpha plus 90-- that's a minus.
- Minus alpha.
- Plus 90 is what?
- Alpha plus 90 minus alpha.
- So this minus alpha and alpha cancel out and you just have 90
- plus 90 and that equals 180.
- So we know that this angle right here, I know it's
- getting really small and probably hard to read.
- We know that this angle here is alpha.
- So let's get back to what we were progressing,
- what we were doing here.
- So what is BD over BE?
- BD over BE.
- Well, that's the adjacent to this alpha, which is
- the same angle really.
- BD over BE, so it's adjacent over hypotenuse.
- Cosine.
- So that is equal to the cosine of alpha.
- And what's BE over AB?
- Well, if we look at this larger right triangle, that is the
- opposite of beta times its hypotenuse.
- So what's opposite over hypotenuse?
- Sine.
- So sine of beta is BE over AB.
- So this is sine of beta.
- And now let me switch to magenta.
- What's EF over AE?
- If we look at this right triangle right here,
- is opposite over hypotenuse for alpha.
- So it's sine of alpha.
- Opposite over hypotenuse.
- And what's AE over AB?
- So now we're looking at this large right triangle here.
- AE over AB.
- Well, that's the adjacent of beta over the hypotenuse.
- Well, what's adjacent over hypotenuse?
- That's the cosine.
- Cosine of beta, of this beta right here.
- I think we're done.
- This is to me, fairly mind blowing.
- That the sine of alpha plus beta is equal to the cosine of
- alpha times the sine of beta.
- Plus the sine of alpha times the cosine of beta.
- What's neat about this is that it kind of came out of this
- nice symmetric formula.
- It's not this big, hairy thing.
- You might have even guessed it.
- I don't know.
- I just find it very neat.
- We went through this big convoluted proof with this big
- convoluted shape, but we got this nice symmetric trig
- identity out of it.
- So hopefully you found that amazing as well and in the next
- presentation I'll do a proof for cosine of alpha plus beta.
- See you soon.
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Director : Jean-Pierre Melville
Screenplay : Jean-Pierre Melville & Georges Pellegrin
MPAA Rating : NR
Year of Release : 1967
Stars : Alain Delon (Jef Costello), François Périer (The Superintendent), Nathalie Delon (Jane Lagrange), Caty Rosier (Valérie, la pianiste), Jacques Leroy (Gunman), Michel Boisrond (Wiener), Robert Favart (Barkeeper), Jean-Pierre Posier (Olivier Rey), Catherine Jourdan (Hatcheck Girl)
Le Samouraï was the second of Jean-Pierre Melville's color films, but it very well could have been shot in black and white. The desaturated colors of the Parisian streets and the grayish walls of the interiors suggests a moral gray zone, a place in which the characters drift and occasionally crash into each other. Like most of Melville's well-known works, the film's soul is deeply rooted in the élan of American film noir and its constricted universe of morality gravity and fateful interludes. As a child, Melville had absorbed everything Hollywood could offer and gave it his own spin when he came into his own as a film director in the 1950s, working independently out of his own studio and recasting American genre films with a decidedly continental flair.
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A Parisian police investigator (François Périer) is sure that Jef was behind the hit, and he even manages to haul him into the police station for a line-up. However, Jef has a perfect alibi concocted with his girlfriend, Jane Lagrange (Nathalie Delon), and a pianist at the club (Caty Rosier) who saw him walk out of the owner's office, but refuses to identify him for reasons that are made clear only later. However, even though Jef seems to get away with murder, he continues to be trailed by the police and then becomes a target himself when his employers decide that his being brought in by the police puts them at risk.
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The role not surprisingly made Alain Delon a star. Despite his limited range of expressions, Delon conveys a great deal through his piercing blue eyes and the smallest bits of body language. The coolness so often attributed to him is a product of his complete self-assurance, which leads him to make a crucial decision in the last act that finally imbues him with a sense of nobility in addition to all that loneliness.
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Aspect Ratio | 1.85:1 | |
Anamorphic | Yes | |
Audio | French Dolby Digital 1.0 Monaural | |
Subtitles | English | |
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Distributor | The Criterion Collection | |
Release Date | October 25, 2005 | |
Criterion's new high-definition transfer of Le Samouraï was taken from the original 35mm camera negative and a 35mm interpositive. It beautifully renders the film's cool palette of grays, black, and whites, with the occasional splashes of more saturated color. The film's darker scenes seem to suffer a bit of graininess, obviously the result of the original film stock used. The image is nicely detailed without being excessively sharp, and the MTI Digital Restoration System has removed the most glaring instances of dirt and scratches. | ||
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The main supplements on this disc are comprised of a number of interviews. First up there are two lengthy and deeply informative new video interviews with Jean-Pierre Melville experts Rui Nogueira, author of Melville on Melville (which for a long time was the only English-language book available on the director) and Ginette Vincendeau, author of 2003's Jean-Pierre Melville: An American in Paris. In addition to these interviews, there are roughly 25 minutes of archival interviews with director Jean-Pierre Melville and actors Alain Delon, François Périer, Natalie Delon, and Cathy Rosier. Along with the original theatrical trailer, the disc also includes a 29-page insert booklet with a new essay by film scholar David Thomson, an appreciation by filmmaker John Woo, and several pages of selections from Melville on Melville. |
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I took this shot of the York Wheel earlier this year. Unfortunately the quality was extremely poor (blame the photographer!) and I was going to scrap it. However, I thought I'd see if I could get some sort of HDR effect using layers in Photoshop and this is the result. Not brilliant I know but, as you can see from V2 (the original) you can sometimes make a silk purse from a sow's ear!!
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A good shape and well-rescued manipulation, Carol.
Didn't you go up in it, Carol? It is rather expensive - even at concessionary rates for us old 'uns! - but it offers super views Great bit a digital jiggery-pokery
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Yes it was just a jpeg - I haven't ventured into Raw yet!!
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NBA star turned diplomat and wild man Dennis Rodman is telling all about his trip to North Korea and last week Rodman and -- out and partying with a North Korean leader Kim Jong -- The two watching basketball on eating sushi and now -- Mattel on ABC news that he what's -- in Kim Jong on discussed.
Us that we were two days and one thing he asked me give up Obama something -- -- and you wouldn't think he'd want Obama to do Wednesday.
-- him he wants a call from President Obama that's right he told me that he's if you can Dennis.
I don't want do war.
I don't want to war he loves basketball.
Not for the same basket Obama loves basketball.
-- thought there.
Former reinvested Jumbo loan giant says he's got big giggles so many -- and talks like to the macarena money matter recovers but there.
You like that up.
You know if it if it weren't for the tragedy of what's going on in North Korea he really could dismiss it lightly but Dennis Rodman and I'm sad to say the Harlem Globetrotters who accompanied him.
Were played for fools by this dictator in North Korea.
He gains legitimacy he gains international.
Repute he gains credibility amongst some people I suppose.
All the while he's continuing to develop nuclear weapons ballistic missiles and oppressing his people.
Let me give you another twist just to considers -- we have had no contact with this -- we have no idea would Kim Jung -- is like at all.
I realize -- Dennis Rodman is quite a -- guy and quite an instinct fellow I might add -- But we now have a at least we have a communication.
From -- -- to this guy which is more than we've ever had.
Yet the question is what communication went in to -- then what can you what reported that communication is coming out I mean you can get a distorted view and I I just started I think I think -- -- I think he has presented distorted -- look if they want to communicate with us.
There are ways to do it and it's a question here not have.
One individual.
Kim Jung on its a question of a regime.
That has followed a pattern including since he took office repressing its people and threatening it's neighbors and nothing since Kim -- took power after the death of his father.
Has changed if anything it's gotten worse they've restricted the border even more to prevent North Korean refugees coming out they've tested.
Their nuclear device for the third time.
There's every indication of increased cooperation with Iran so I think the thread.
Is growing larger and yet there are what Vladimir Lenin called useful idiots.
Who go to North Korea Eric Schmidt of Google Dennis Rodman the New York Philharmonic.
We're used played for fools by the North Korean regime.
But industry tab 10051 of those useful fools you -- talking about what you at least report things out as you see them as opposed to the propaganda that these people are simply -- transmit and.
This is the -- this is probably the worst place on earth.
Mean these people have -- rethought it's a prison camp it is it is -- large prison camp and we've been unable to bust through and had any communication he is testing nuclear weapons he's a threat to the whole region is a threat to South Korea Japan.
You know I say -- and we have we have no idea what's going on there.
Well I think.
Because I say we could have all the communication with them that we want it is an illusion to believe that even with a lot of communication we can talk them out of their nuclear weapons program that this is not a case where.
Personal relationships or more open communication are gonna change that regime that's why I think the only real.
Answer here is that the regime needs to disappear in the two Koreas have to agree I didn't.
I think it to stop being afraid of us I tell you that when I'm there they think that every Saturday -- ever seen on American sit around thinking how we gonna kill those north Koreans and what I was stats and when they when they told me that I said well frankly with that you actually ordered pizza or Chinese food what movie do you want to meet the -- very different they -- that the people in my script actually think we're trying to kill them every single day well.
I think it's also a vision of what they think they want on the Korean Peninsula I mean this is the world's only hereditary Communist dictatorship.
They've got a very distorted view of everything up to and including China.
But the real burden here is gonna have to be on China it's not because suddenly Kim Jong-un is gonna have a revelation based on.
Communication with Dennis Rodman or air action under the -- New York Philharmonic.
Or or John Kerry while we're on the subject.
There interest their direction is utterly opposite of ours it's detrimental -- everybody in the region and there's really only one long term solutions.
And that that is I think I think China could step up but we've we've discussed that before China wants this the sooner the better well I think they're younger Chinese leaders are getting ready to imagine they are this --
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Just over a year ago, the Goldstein Museum of Design's Emigre Magazine Index was launched to communicate and provide online access to the contents of Emigre magazine issues in the GMD collection. As the designer and author of this project, I shared my research at the inaugural 'Design and the Digital Humanities' panel at the Midwest Modern Language Association 2013 national convention, held November 8-10 in Milwaukee, WI. Our panel examined the role of design and digital technologies in humanities research, and my work was joined by other presentations on data visualization, design education and video poetry.
An important part of graphic design authorship history, Emigre magazine was published from 1984-2005. Its first issues coincide with the early use of MacIntosh computers by graphic designers, and parallels were noted between this and the exploration of digital technologies by designers today.
In the panel discussion I talked about my design process, in which a sketchbook and spreadsheet evolved into a complex website that highlights how form and content are intertwined in Emigre magazine. On the website, colors, typefaces, organizational structure and the many ways the reader can interact with the content are deliberately designed to affect understanding.
Additionally, attendees were introduced to the magazine's size, theme, and format changes, as well as my decisions on how hundreds of authors and contributions were included, ranging from writing, type design and interviews to graphic layouts, sound/video and guest edited issues. In a broad way, this process could be brought into museum collections or other digital humanities projects to create communicative, alternative research tools.
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The Democratic Alliance (DA) challenges the Minister of Sport and Recreation, Rev. Makhenkhesi Stofile, to clarify the confusion emanating from his silence on the status of the additions to the National Sport Act, which were proposed by his department and sent out to national sport bodies.
The department's proposed provisions have severe implications for sport in South Africa, as they give the Minister power to interfere with national team selections, in stark contrast with international sports best-practice. This could lead to our national sports bodies being expelled from international sport federations due to direct political interference in sport. Some of the proposed provisions include that:
- Foreign coaches must have previously coached a national team for at least five years to be eligible to coach a South African national team.
National teams need to be chosen at least 30 days before any international competition and sent to the Minister for approval.
The Minister has the sole right to award national colours, take them away or refuse them.
Reports today allege that the Ministry of Sport has withdrawn these provisions. Yet the department has not made an official announcement on the matter. It is essential that the Minister set the record straight about whether he has indeed withdrawn these proposals or not, in order to stop the confusion currently underway.
The DA will lobby the sports community to put pressure on the Minister to withdraw these dictatorial provisions. South Africa has come a long way to overcome the devastating consequences of political meddling in sport and we cannot go back down that road again.


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Sterling CEO: Small Businesses Fueling Loan Growth
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- John Millman, the president and CEO of Sterling National Bank , says he expects "continued double digit growth in both loans and deposits during 2012."
Sterling National Bank is the main subsidiary of Sterling Bancorp (STL) of New York.
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Sterling Bancorp on Monday reported first-quarter net income available to common shareholders of $4.6 million, or 15 cents a share, compared to $5.3 million, or 17 cents a share in the fourth quarter, and $3.3 million, or 12 cents a share, during the first quarter of 2011. Earnings declined sequentially because the company made a $2 million provision for income taxes during the first quarter, after reporting an $864,000 tax benefit in the fourth quarter.
The company's total portfolio loans grew 13% year-over-year, to $1.45 billion, with "a robust pipeline" of loans-in-process as of March 31, and with a loans-to-deposits ratio at a low 73.1%.
Total deposits increased 15% year-over-year to $2.0 billion as of March 31, with coveted noninterest-bearing demand deposits increasing 45% year-over-year, to $815.5 million.
Sterling's net interest margin -- the difference between a bank's average yield on loans and investments and its average cost for deposits and wholesale borrowings -- was 4.07% during the first quarter, improving from 3.77% in the fourth quarter, and 3.84% a year earlier, as a result of the company's "successful strategy of redeploying assets from the investment portfolio into loans," according to Sterling Bancorp CEO Louis Cappelli.
According to HighlineFI, Sterling Bancorp's first-quarter return on average assets was 0.74%, and the first-quarter return on average equity was 8.25%.
In an interview with TheStreet on Friday, Millman said "we feel really good about 2012," expressing confidence in Sterling's unfolding growth story, as well as in a continued economic recovery in the bank's New York market footprint.
TheStreet: How is Sterling National Bank achieving the loan growth?
John Milman: We're in a dynamite banking market -- the best in the world. Everyone wants to be in New York City. You have the greatest concentration of small and midsized companies here. We have had a very consistent strategy through good times and bad, focusing on privately owned entrepreneurial businesses. The money center banks can't focus on this kind of smaller company, because it takes so many five-million borrowers to move the needle for a trillion dollar institution.
The market is resurging. We never turned down to the extent that the rest of the country did. Sterling National Bank has an enormous opportunity to expand market share. Also, our existing clients are beginning to draw on their credit lines more.
TheStreet: Have you hired additional lenders?
Millman: Yes, we have hired six or seven business development people over the past year. We have a core platform and operations capacity that can support substantially more volume than we presently have, which helps us to control expenses.


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LARNED - Larned High School seniors were recognized for scholarships they have accepted and top students in various subject areas were honored during a ceremony Thursday at the Larned Middle School Gymnasium.
LARNED - The Larned High jazz band 'Sun Riz" were "Crazy With the Blues," creating a "Land of Make Believe," during an entertaining Wednesday afternoon at the Farmers State Bank.
LARNED - The Jordaan Foundation Inc. has awarded five Jordaan Scholars awards for the 2011-2012 school year to Larned High School's Ivan Garcia II, Tyler Gleason, Shanna Prescott and Karlee Rainbolt, and Katherine Ann Karst of Pawnee Heights High School.
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LARNED - Larned High School's Kara Amon and Liberty Turner and Sarah Hales of Pawnee Heights High School have been awarded Cliff and Nina Fell Foundation Scholarships. The 2011 scholarships provide $2,000 each for the three winners to be used in attending a Kansas college or university.
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Presentation to include local recommendations
(RICHMOND, Va.) ? A new draft of the state?s outdoor recreation, conservation and open space plan, including local recommendations, will be the focus of two public meetings held in Accomac, Wednesday, Nov. 1.
Planners from the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation will present the draft Virginia Outdoors Plan at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. meetings at the Accomack-Northampton Planning District Commission Office, 23372 Front Street, Accomac. These are among more than 40 meetings to be held statewide Oct. through Dec.
The Virginia Outdoors Plan is the state?s official conservation, outdoor recreation and open space guide. All levels of government and the private sector use it in determining and meeting land conservation, outdoor recreation and open space needs. Recommendations in the plan are also used as one of the tools in ranking projects for Virginia Land Conservation Foundation funds.
?The VOP has long been an important tool in meeting Virginians? outdoor recreational needs,? said DCR Director Joseph H. Maroon. ?With Gov. Kaine?s commitment to land conservation, this plan takes on added significance.?
The plan is revised every five years. As part of its revision, DCR staff have updated the outdoor recreation resource inventory, conducted a statewide Virginia Outdoor Survey with assistance from Virginia Commonwealth University and last fall held a series of 40 public input meetings statewide. Among the topics brought up in those meetings were trails and greenway linkages, water trails and scenic waterways, urban greenspace, eco-tourism and nature deficit disorder. Local outdoor recreation and conservation recommendations also surfaced. Recommendations found in the draft plan include:
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Audit reveals MPs reimbursed for expenses without providing proper paperwork, Only a tiny sample size reviewed—264 of 85,000 transactions
Auditor General's Audit of Parliament Only Scratches the Surface
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OTTAWA, ON: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) said today's Auditor General's report into the administration of the House of Commons and the Senate failed to give Canadian taxpayers the information they've been demanding about the spending habits of Canada's MP's and Senators.
The CTF also called on MPs and Senators to take the next step in fiscal transparency and release all of their expense receipts to the taxpayers who pay the bill.
The Auditor General didn't audit Members of Parliament or the work performed by Members' employees or consultants in their Ottawa or constituency audits, nor did he audit professional services contracts awarded by individual MPs.
"Parliament gave the Auditor General a set of handcuffs and a blindfold and told him to do an audit," said Gregory Thomas, CTF Federal Director.
"Canadians don't get to look at receipts, they don't get to see what MPs are spending in their constituency offices and they don't get to see to whom MPs are awarding contracts," said Thomas. "It's a very superficial report in many ways."
The audit showed missing documentation for more than 5 per cent of expenditures—meaning politicians got money back for expenses for which they didn't provide a proper receipts.
"A 95 per cent documentation compliance rate isn't enough—every claim should have proper paperwork," said Thomas. "Taxpayers spend $36 million a year on office expenses for MPs, so even if only five per cent are faulty, as this audit shows, that's $1.8 million worth of questionable purchases. Further, the audit doesn't comment on the value of what was purchased, merely if the documentation is available."
Thomas noted the small sample size for the House of Commons audit, which only looked at 264 financial management transactions—less than one per each of Canada's 308 MPs. The audit noted that 85,000 financial transactions were processed by the House of Commons and its administration in the past fiscal year.
"Taxpayers should be able to examine every scrap of paper associated with spending our money," said Thomas. "The House of Commons and Senate should be subject to Access to Information (ATI) laws, like almost every other government agency."
"Why can citizens file an ATI request and get a copy of a lunch receipt for a Department of Fisheries and Oceans bureaucrat, but not an MP's?" questioned Thomas. "Why can you go online and look through a Toronto city councillor's expense reports, but not your Member of Parliament?"
"We will not rest until federal lawmakers embrace the modern age of political transparency and post their receipts for taxpayers to see," said Thomas. "Disclosure should not be optional, nor should it be shielded by anonymity. Let's see our leaders' bills and decide for ourselves if they are spending our tax dollars wisely and not just rely on audits that happen once every 20 years."
The CTF and Canadians were appalled when legislators originally blocked Auditor General Sheila Fraser's May 2010 request to open their books. The CTF launched a petition, e-mail and Facebook campaign and thousands of Canadians signed on, finally forcing politicians to allow Fraser to investigate. The Auditor General's office even thanked the CTF for our organization's support, noting they had received so many emails from our supporters they couldn't respond to all of them individually.
"Our supporters are incredibly proud of the CTF's work and Sheila Fraser's principled stand for transparency," said Thomas. "MPs and Senators are more aware than ever that taxpayers are watching how they spend our money. We're not going to stop here."
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By Paul Suellentrop - MCT Regional News
CARBONDALE, Ill. - Wichita State's problems fell from a slump to a collapse on Tuesday.Last-place Southern Illinois upset the Shockers 64-62 at SIU Arena, winning when Ehimen Orukpe goal-tended a shot by Jalen Pendleton in the final seconds.
WSU (19-5, 8-4 MVC) lost its third straight game, falling to a team it expected to handle. SIU (9-14, 2-10) ended a six-game losing streak.
SIU finished the first half on a 28-3 run and kept that momentum going after halftime. WSU didn't score until 14:46 remaining in the second half, helping the Salukis build a 44-39 lead. Turnovers and missed shots continued to plague WSU. SIU, with the lead, went to a zone defense that kept the Shockers from getting the ball in the lane.
The Shockers cut the lead to 47-46. Carl Hall's charge denied them a chance to take the lead. SIU, up 49-48, turned an 8-0 run into a 57-48 lead. The Salukis turned two three-point misses by Cleanthony Early into baskets.
WSU turned it around by getting out on breaks after SIU misses. Tekele Cotton scored in transition to cut the led to 57-52. After another miss, Demetric Williams hit a runner in the lane to make it 57-54. Malcolm Armstead's three, off a screen, brought WSU within 58-57. The Shockers took the lead on Early's three-point play with 2:18 remaining, 60-58.
They got the ball back with the lead, then turned the ball over, allowing SIU to tie it at 60-all.
WSU solved all its problems in the first 15 minutes of the first half. Then new ones popped up and threatened to ruin the feel-good game.
With Hall back in the starting lineup and Nick Wiggins debuting, the Shockers hit high gear offensively against the MVC's worst defensive team. They broke to an 11-4 by making their first four shots and kept going. Tekele Cotton hit back-to-back threes to make it 23-12, part of a 16-0 run capped by Jake White's layup for a 29-12 lead. Wiggins made two free throws with 5:33 remaining to give the Shockers a 33-17 lead.
All seemed right for WSU.
SIU cut the lead to 33-22 and then WSU turned the ball over on four of five possessions, one an offensive foul on Hall. SIU took advantage with a 14-0 run, fueled by eight points by T.J. Lindsay. WSU's drought continued until Hall made a free throw with 1:22 to play. Wiggins made two more foul shots with 47.1 remaining. The Shockers, who made 12 of 20 shots in the half, didn't make a field goal in the final 5:57.
SIU ended the half on a 28-3 run to trail 36-35 at halftime.


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After performing an upgrade or other major system modification, sometimes people experience odd mouse input behavior on their OS X systems. In some cases the system may show a sudden change in speed and acceleration properties of the mouse, and at other times the mouse may appear more or less sensitive to clicks, where single clicks may result in double clicks, or where double clicks may not register.
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How do i get rid of puffiness under the eyes?
Raccoon eyes aren't pretty. They age you and make you look tired, stressed, or even sickly. Dark under-eye circles are primarily caused by leaky capillaries that create tiny pools of blood beneath the surface of the skin. Age-related thinning of the face, hormonal fluctuations, and vitamin deficiencies tend to make these bluish-black discolorations worse.
Some home remedies can help minimize the appearance of dark under-eye circles. For example, placing fresh-from-the-fridge cucumber slices on each eye while lying down will help lighten the skin and also cool and soothe your eyes. You can also use caffeinated tea bags on your eyes to reduce puffiness, which can make dark circles more prominent.
However, the best way to get rid of stubborn raccoon eyes is to conceal them with makeup. Vincent Longo, celebrity makeup artist and creative director for Vincent Longo Cosmetics, recommends cream concealer for reducing dark circles. Follow his steps for application to ensure that your under-eye circles are truly diminished.
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For anyone that doesn't already know the Brooklands Hotel has gone into liquidation we had booked to stay there at Christmas and have received an email from the liquidators telling us they had ceased trading we have got our deposits back but its not very good finding out this close to our stay. I only spoke to someone at the... More
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Hollywood High School Alumni Association
"Achieve the Honorable"
Hi Mike,
I wanted to send you an email but I guess the address I have is an old one.
Hope you are well.
I was referred to an attorney here in Toronto named Michael Haddad. Reminded me of our going to the midget auto races at Gilmore Field and the driver Eddie Haddad who used to flip the finger to the crowd when they booed him. There's a great article about Gilmore Field in Wikipedia.
Take care.
Your pal,
Right on both accounts! My sister, Mary Griffith Lane, lives in L.A. and I'm in Carlsbad in a vibrant retirement community.
My mother died in '95, and Bill in '04.
Did you attend a multi-year reunion (in Burbank?) a couple of years ago? Jim McKelvey lives in Camarillo and came down here for lunch. Ann Webb Gallagher, Mrs. Webb's daughter, lives in Van Nuys and has kept her parents' house in Hollywood.
Alan Haire lives in Hawaii and still surfs!
Hi Michael- Nice to hear from you.I live in Paso Robles,CA. I was in my own business for over 35 years. I have been retired for about 10 years. I hope all is well with you. Norm
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The Key to Dark Cleric Salem's Chest.
The Key to Dark Cleric Salem's Chest.
Wrathions Demon Hunter armor plus a copy of the newest xpac
Wrathion's Cat, it's undead.
Dragon porn magazines.
That's why you need me.... Need someone to punish you for your sins.
Five Common MMO-C Misconceptions:
1. If I'm burnt out on WoW, the game must be less exciting than it was in BC/Wrath.
2. If Guild Wars 2 can do it, WoW should have done it 4-9 years ago.
3. Anything I don't get free is another way to milk the players for money.
4. "Don't hate me because I disagree" is a good way to shut down dissenting arguments.
5. GC is the root of all WoW's problems. Now that he is gone the game will be perfect again.


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Includes calls/SMS/MMS in Australia as part of your monthly included value.
This plan includes unlimited standard national SMS within Australia.
If you like the Every Day Connect BYO Plans but want to share your data allowance between multiple devices, you can sign up to an Every Day Connect Data Share Plan for $10 extra per month, then add $10 per month each for up to three extra SIM cards (you must take up at least one). Minimum cost is $70 per month.
Connecting with Telstra you will enjoy Australia's largest most reliable 3G and 4G enabled mobile network covering 99.3 per cent of the Australian population across more than 2.3 million square kilometres – over twice the coverage of other networks.
If you have a Telstra 4G device, you will enjoy 4G speeds across more than 4 times the area of any other network in Australia reaching 85% of the Australian population by Christmas 2013. What's more, outside 4G coverage areas you will automatically switch to Telstra's fastest available 3G speeds.
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Amy's Bakery Arts Café
The best place for lunch. The baked goods are terrific but it's the healthy fare – tapenade mozzarella sandwiches and salads – that rake in the crowds.
The best place for lunch. The baked goods are terrific but it's the healthy fare – tapenade mozzarella sandwiches and salads – that rake in the crowds.
This informal place attracts everyone from tongue-studded teenagers to 65-year-old farmers. Drop in for some good java and hot baked goods.
Before your eyes spy this ultrahip, subterranean space, your nose will locate the exceptionally rich brews.
Vermont Transit runs one daily bus between Brattleboro and Middlebury ($25 to $27, three hours) via Rutland, where there are connecting buses northward. The bus stops behind the Citgo station at the intersection of US 5 and I-91.
Enjoy alfresco dining smack on the Connecticut River at this celebrated restaurant emphasizing fresh regional ingredients: wild blueberry pancakes topped with real maple syrup, homemade vegetable soups and juicy steaks.
On the town green just north of downtown.
On the first Friday of each month, join the immensely popular Gallery Walk. Since the early 1990s, galleries and businesses have opened their walls to artists from an ever-increasing geographic reach and renown. A free monthly publication, available throughout town and on the website, maps the locations for this self-guided tour.
Vermont Canoe Touring rents kayaks and canoes. While away an afternoon by bird-watching in the estuaries or visiting an unofficial nude sunbathing spot up the White River.
Here you can browse Zen titles, women's literature and art books, then snuggle into the comfy chairs. Hanging out in its fantastic café is always a prime activity.
Head to this cafe in the Collected Works Bookstore for full meals with international flair. The Thai and Colombian chefs here offer an inspired world-ranging menu. Additionally, the fabulous bookstore, meeting space and seating designed for lingering draw a wild cross-pollination of, well, lingerers.
This fun, refreshing local favorite blends fantastic food, spirited atmosphere and a sublime location on the banks of the West River. Food is reasonably priced and features all-natural beef filet mignon ($21.95) and daily seafood specials.
This upscale but classic and authentic 1927 diner seats just 18 souls, but those lucky 18 are in for an exceptional dinner. The menu of four mains changes nightly, and locals rave that the food here is Brattleboro's best. Reservations are strongly recommended; credit cards are not accepted.
This friendly brewpub flows with award-winning suds.
This is the place for northern Indian cuisine, especially tandoori; lunchtime curries are a bargain, best sampled with a mango lassi .
Brattleboro Bicycle Shop rents hybrid bicycles and dispenses plenty of advice about where to use them. It doesn't have racks or kids' bikes, though.
This great hangout is where you'll find the kind of cool, witty guy behind the counter that you always see in movies. Slide into one of the giant booths and enjoy light fare (dishes $1 to $10), a full bar and live music. The latter is usually bluesy/folky, but can also be wild and ear-splitting on select nights.
This popular, subterranean hangout in an oak-paneled café has live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights and good meals at moderate prices (dishes from $7 to $11) served until 9pm. Thursday's open mic is usually a blast.
Sells unusual publications, rabble-rousing political literature and an audacious selection of radical T-shirts and bumper stickers.
One of a trove of bookstores in Brattleboro offering a long list of store-sponsored readings and events. This is a used-book junkie's dream, with endless aisles containing more than 75,000 used, out-of-print and even new titles.
This intimate, 10-table local institution features an incredible menu bursting with culinary mastery. Fresh seafood dishes share the roster with venison, duck, tenderloin and pasta dishes (which can be modified for vegetarians). Brimming with intimate and artsy atmosphere, Peter Havens also has a full (eight-seat) bar.
Vermont Artisan Designs is a contemporary crafts gallery selling outstanding creations by Vermont artists. Don't miss it.
Offering an excellent crash course in Vermont food, the Brattleboro Farmers Market boasts as many as 70 local vendors selling cheese, free-range beef and lamb, honey, pastries, maple syrup and fruit. Live music and a lively crafts scene round out the experience.
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Jen Rogers, co-director and actress, checks her makeup before going on stage during a dress rehersal of "Cuffed" Thursday night at City Hall in Reynolds. The Reynolds Community Betterment group is presenting two one act plays this weekend to raise funds for community projects. Herald photo by John Stennes.
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