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Our focus series takes a look at how IUCN turns conservation policy into conservation reality, supporting people's livelihoods and saving nature. Some months focus on IUCN's involvement in key international meetings such as on climate change or biodiversity while others highlight IUCN's efforts on a particular issue such as ocean conservation.
Our focus series takes a look at how IUCN turns conservation policy into conservation reality, supporting people's livelihoods and saving nature. Some months focus on IUCN's involvement in key international meetings such as on climate change or biodiversity while others highlight IUCN's efforts on a particular issue such as ocean conservation.
Strength in diversity
October 2014. In this last 'focus' before the IUCN World Parks Congress opens, we look at who makes decisions about protected areas and how these decisions are made. But we also deal with governance quality, which is when decisions are taken legitimately, competently, fairly, with a sense of vision, accountability and while respecting rights.
Responding to climate change
September 2014. Protected areas — national parks, marine reserves, community managed areas and many others — are proving a key part of the global response to climate change. They store a significant amount of carbon and provide 'ecosystem services' that help secure water and food supplies, helping communities adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Conservation: the next generation
August 2014. Youth and passion; wisdom and experience — a powerful combination and a recipe for positive change. That's a key message of the IUCN World Parks Congress which will help connect younger generations with the older and inspire them to show leadership in safeguarding the natural world. By working together, different generations from all walks of life can unite their skills and experience in implementing solutions to today's environmental challenges.
Life support
July 2014. Did you know that protected areas provide drinking water to a third of the world's 100 largest cities? Or that marine protected areas play a critical role in conserving fish stocks worldwide? These are just two of the ways protected areas — in their many forms including national parks, marine reserves and community conserved areas — support human life. Not only are they key to securing our water and food supplies, they also reduce the impact of disasters and help us recover from them.
Striking the right balance
June 2014. Can we conserve the planet's most valuable natural places and still allow societies and economies to thrive? The IUCN World Parks Congress will look at the ways in which governments and businesses can integrate conservation into policy and planning and ensure that wise trade-offs are made in development decisions.
Respecting indigenous and traditional knowledge
May 2014. With a growing recognition of the value of traditional knowledge and community involvement in managing protected areas, can indigenous people become key players in the quest for sustainability? Respecting Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge and Culture is one of the key themes of the 2014 IUCN World Parks Congress.
Mind, body and soul
April 2014 In the second part of our focus series on the IUCN World Parks Congress we look at the many ways protected areas such as nature reserves and national parks benefit people. As well as offering places for physical activity and recreation, the benefits of parks include providing medicines, regulating disease and supporting livelihoods.
The sky's the limit? Reaching global conservation goals
March 2014 The first installment of our 'focus' series dedicated to the issues that will be discussed at the IUCN World Parks Congress 2014. The Congress will look at what has been achieved and what still needs to be done to reach global conservation goals. It will profile the countries, people, places and organisations that are leading the way to conservation success.
Asia Parks Congress
November 2013 Around 500 participants from Asia and beyond gathered in Sendai city, Japan, 13 to 17 November 2013 to address the challenges facing Asia's protected areas - national parks, wilderness areas, nature reserves and so on - and to chart a course for their future.
International Marine Protected Areas Conference
October 2013 The 3rd International Marine Protected Areas Congress, IMPAC3, gathered over 1,200 marine specialists from around the world to propose solutions for the conservation and sustainable development of our oceans. The Congress took place from 21 to 25 October in Marseille, France and was followed by a high-level ministerial meeting in Ajaccio, Corsica on 26 and 27 October.
Women and the environment
September 2013 Worldwide millions of women have traditional responsibilities as food growers, water and fuel gatherers, and care-givers. This means they depend on natural resources in their daily lives and are more likely to be affected by environmental hardships. For these reasons and more, making sure that women have a greater say in decisions is critical to the success of environmental policy and programmes from the community level right up to the highest levels of international law.
IUCN and World Heritage 2013
June 2013. IUCN experts gathered in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh for the annual UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting which took place 16-27 June. They recommended new sites for inscription on the prestigious World Heritage list and action to tackle threats to sites already included.
Managing global wildlife trade
February 2013: IUCN experts prepare for their work at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) conference in Bangkok, aiming to ensure that the decisions made there are based on the best available science.
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Climate change
December 2012. IUCN experts are once again active at the annual UN climate change conference. They are pushing the message that Nature provides many of the solutions in tackling climate change and adapting to its impacts.
International Marine Protected Areas Congress
The 3rd International Marine Protected Areas Congress, IMPAC3, gathered over 1,200 marine specialists from around the world to propose solutions for the conservation and sustainable development of our oceans.
Central America
November 2012. Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean is a unique region. Home to high levels of biodiversity, including remarkable species and ecosystems that are found nowhere else on earth, its natural services benefit not just the region but the entire world.
IUCN at the UN biodiversity summit
October 2012. What's the prognosis for the natural world? Are governments putting their commitments on saving biodiversity into action? This is what we'll be finding out at the UN biodiversity summit that takes place 8-19 October in the Indian city of Hyderabad.
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World Heritage decision time
June - July 2012. The world needs to take far better care of its outstanding natural places — those designated as World Heritage sites. That's the message from IUCN experts as they gather in St. Petersburg, Russia for the annual meeting of the World Heritage Convention starting 24 June.
Shaking things up at Rio
Nature for all
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Naturally Europe
February 2012. For the people of Europe, struggling through another cold winter, it's time to fall in love again! Walks along the Seine, bird watching along the coast of the Waddenzee, skiing in the Alps…from Portugal to Russia, Europe is home to some of the world's most iconic romantic settings. And this is thanks to a rich natural heritage.


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HILLCREST, Md. (WUSA) -- The Iverson Mall was evacuated on Tuesday due to an electrical fire in one of the stores, Prince George's County Fire Dept. said.
The fire department shut down power and evacuated the mall in Hillcrest, Md. at around 1:30 p.m. A utility company working on Iverson street struck an underground power line which sparked the fire and filled the mall with smoke, the fire department's spokesperson said.
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Absolutely incredible. Awesome job!
This is the first of four cities I am doing for the Soulshard D&D campaign setting. They will accompany
Sapiento's regional and world maps.
This one is done in Photoshop with a little assistance from Illustrator for smoothing some bitmaps and editing some smart-objects.
.... Just for tilt... I added an unlabeled version that has desaturated and lighter sunbaked-clay-looking rooftops plus more shadow to help the relationship between city and fields
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Absolutely incredible. Awesome job!
I am utterly impressed! I've been wanting to try my hand at a town/city map for some time now, and this map is one of two that will serve as my primary inspiration. Looks like I can't rep you for it yet though.
Terrific!!!! I've snagged a copy for my reference folder. Have rep!
You've really raised the bar on citywork with this one....gobsmaking!
I can't rep you again A2 (after your last opus), but rest assured I am repping you in spirit.
Amazing work (adding the adoring smiley).
Very Nice!
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Damn, that's crazy awesome. Almost a perfect satellite shot. Truly impressed again, mate, so keep up the great work.
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I love this style you have here. It's very close to an actual picture but has just enough touch to allow the fantasy to totally live. Extremely well done!
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Wow, good read and good information on the importance of water. Thanks for sharing your blog with us and good luck with the marriage this year...hope she'll let you keep bow hunting.
In case anyone is interested in reading a little bit about what dehydration does to your body on a molecular level I did a bit of a write up on it. Feel free to give it a look. Just some things to consider along with your backcountry nutrition. Thanks everyone, and keep preparing, hunting season is just around the corner.
Wow, good read and good information on the importance of water. Thanks for sharing your blog with us and good luck with the marriage this year...hope she'll let you keep bow hunting.
Cool write up. Something I've learned along the way is that, at least for me.... drinking water straight up is a waste (when supply is limited). First straight water is harder for your body to process then water with something in it. That something could be coolaid, tea, whatever, that helps to break the surface tension of the water enabling the body to better manage the uptake of water in the intestine. I've noticed that in some early backcountry hunts that before long I was peeing out just the same (color wise) as what I'm putting in. Seemed like my body was just getting rid of it. I did some reading and thats what actually happens. I'm no scientist by I know at times the body does not like large amounts of water as it throws off the natural balance of salts. You can actually die from this (not in ways us backcounty hunters conduct business), but it happens. I do drink straight water out of my camelbaks but often throw in a nalgene bottles worth of cherry stevita (good stuff, a little goes a long way too) and I believe I'm able to stay hydrated better. I do homemade rehydrated meals for dinner and that's another nice way to get in some more fluids in ya.
Any of you guys seen the camelbak flow meter? That thing is sweet. I hate taking my pack off, opening the sleeve, to look in and see how much water I got left. This thing counts your water down for you in oz or whatever you set it to. It's pretty accurate, when you don't have ice forming in the line, lol.
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A flow counter sounds great. How much does it weigh?
As for hydration, I am a scientist, and that is a good write up.
People in SUV's and suburbs will kill more game animals than a man with a bow, ever could.
Good read.
Two three ounces maybe... Here's a link: http://www.camelbak.com/sports-recre...flowmeter.aspx
Good break down of most everything, good post.
I also find it nearly impossible to hydrate adequately with water alone. There are times that I can' t prevent cramping and even muscle strains when it is hot and humid and I am training at a high level. I swear by Hydrate and Recover. This has helped me a lot in my training and on my western hunts


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ATLANTA -- First it was the blue jean thefts, now Atlanta's latest crime is hair weave thefts. Atlanta Police released a surveillance video from the latest robbery at a beauty supply store in southeast Atlanta.
Two suspects wearing hoodies walked into Eden's Beauty Supply at 122 Cleveland Avenue at around 3pm on October 30, 2012. After pointing out the most expensive weaves, one of the suspects goes behind the counter and throws the female clerk to the floor.
The two robbers grabbed as many of the most expensive hair weaves as they could hold and ran out of the store. Jacquelyn Williams was in the store when it happened. "I heard a noise and I turned around and he had pushed the lady across the counter," she said.
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Williams said she tried to run out of the store but a third suspect was watching the door. "There was a guy on the outside of the door holding the door so I backed all the way up in the corner," she said.
"I was just saying oh my God! Oh my God! Oh my God!" she said. The way the world is now you never know what's going to happen."
The extensions the suspects stole sold for about $150 each. Police say the robbers will either sell them on the street, the internet or to hair stylists for about half of what they are worth.
Anyone with information on the suspects is asked to call the Atlanta Police Commercial Robbery Unit at 404-546-4255 or Crime Stoppers Atlanta at 404-577-TIPS (8477).
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1957 Oldsmobile Starfire 98 - Olds GloryWritten by on February 12, 2014 Contributors: Randy Lorentzen This Retro-Rodded Starfire is a Surefire Success
Just the Facts
Make: Oldsmobile
Model: Starfire 98 Convertible
Owners: John & Leslie Gilson
State: California
Maybe there was something in the Detroit drinking water that year. Or maybe the planets were aligned just right over the Motor City. Whatever may have caused it, 1957 was a particularly successful model year for auto designers. A lot of Ford and Chevy fans would agree with that, but Buick, Pontiac, and Oldsmobile folks probably would too.
When John Gilson of Huntington Beach, California, was a young gun, his second car was a 1957 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe. He loved the car, and even though he's owned a bunch of classic cars since then, he always hoped to have another one someday. A few years ago, John mentioned this hope to Darryl Nance of D&P Classics in Huntington Beach, and asked him to let him know if he ever came across a 1957 Olds convertible they could build into a driveable, show-worthy car.
"After doing a bit of searching, Darryl found a 1957 Starfre 98 convertible in Oakland," John told us. "The owner used to own a GM salvage yard. He closed it years ago, but kept a few favorites. The Olds had been stored for decades. It didn't run, but it was mostly complete. The fact that it was a 98 was all the more exciting."
Once the car got to Huntington Beach, John and Darryl started kicking around ideas for how to build it. The frst decision was whether to have J&P restore the Olds to stock or to "retro-rod" it by blending modern components while retaining much of the original look. John opted for the second option. "I was intrigued by the latter approach— and felt that I'd have the only one around."
The whole point of a retro rod is to improve the performance and ride, and provide some cosmetic fne-tuning without a lot of unnecessary tweaks to the outward appearance of the car. In this case, the wheels and tires are the biggest variation from the look of a restoration. The front fenders got the horizontal side trim raised a few inches and lost the ornamental rockets that originally decorated the tops of the fenders and the Ninety-Eight script that decorated the sides. At the other end, the oval Olds ornament has been shaved from the modifed decklid. Illumination was improved with Halogen headlights and LED taillights. The body was fnished in the brightest red around, PPG's Oh So Sexy Red, sprayed by D&P painter Alex Rodriguez. The same color was chosen for the Haartz cloth top. What you can't see from the outside is all the re-engineering done by D&P to adapt the body to the chassis, including a completely rebuilt foor and braces.
In order to update the 1957 Oldsmobile's 57-year-old undercarriage with modern-day components, J&P commissioned Art Morrison Enterprises to build a whole new chassis for the car. The frame and crossmembers are outftted with top-shelf suspension goodies, including Strange Engineering adjustable coilovers at every corner. The front was beefed up with a Panhard bar and updated with rack-andpinion steering. In the back, parallel four-bars locate a Ford 9-inch rearend. Torque is transferred to the one-of, custom-built billet wheels, created by D&P, and rolling on Goodyear Eagle RS tires. John never has to worry about stopping in time, since that job is handled by 15-inch disc brakes with six-piston calipers from Baer Brakes.
Five-hundred-plus horsepower from a GM crate big-block moves the Olds down the street with ease. At shows, the dressed-up 502ci engine performs its other job—getting attention—equally well. The handbuilt air intake system uses twin Viper throttle bodies to feed a Hogan fuel injection manifold. Exhaust is drawn through a pair of custom headers with 2-inch primaries, leading into 3-inch pipes from Automotive Excellence. DynoMax mufers provide just the right resonance. The transmission behind the big-block was built by 200-4R expert Art Carr, now at California Performance Transmission in Huntington Beach, and is operated by a Lokar Performance Products foor shifter.
J&P and the Gilsons teamed up with Stitchcraft Custom Interiors in Westminster, California, to transform the inside of the Olds as beautifully as the outside. Red and ivory hides cover Lexus seats, separated by a console housing the shifter, billet vents for the Vintage Air air conditioning, and the touch-screen for the Panasonic Double DIN audio system (with a Kicker amp and Infnity speakers). Classic Instruments designed a white-face gauge package specifc for this application.
The finished car was just what John wanted: a 1957 Olds to bring back memories of the one from his younger days—and a fun, driveable car that he and his wife, Leslie, could cruise on the street and display at the show with equal success. In addition to fulflling all of those objectives, the Olds has provided some additional perks in the form of awards. Those include a Top 25 trophy from Hot August Nights in Reno and a Builder's Choice award at a Goodguys event in Del Mar. Of course, for John, the real prize is the one he can drive.
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In addition to combining colors, Stitchcraft combined textures in the leather used on the Olds. A Billet Specialties steering wheel is mounted on an ididit steering column. The Classic Instruments 0- to 140-mph speedometer, tach, temp, oil, voltage, and fuel gauges fit in the factory oval instrument housing as naturally as the stock speedometer they replaced.There's a lot of interior to cover on a 1957 Oldsmobile. The crew at Stitchcraft caught on to the retro-ride vision and came up with a red and ivory design for the upholstery. The two-tone leather covers a pair of Lexus buckets in front and shop-built buckets in back. The seats are separated by a center console extending the full length of the interior.


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SEVERNA PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- A cab driver was assaulted and robbed on Sunday morning by two young men, according to Anne Arundel County police.
At approximately 2:15 a.m., officers responded to the 600 block of Oak Lane in Severna Park for a reported robbery. A cab driver told them he picked up two males at a 7-Eleven store in Gambrills and then drove them to a location in Severna Park. They then got into an argument over the fare and the dispute turned physical.
The driver was assaulted, and his backpack with his cell phone and cash were taken from the cab. The males then fled the scene.
Officers were unable to find the males.
The first suspect is described as a white male in his mid 20's, approximately 5'10" tall and 165 pounds. He had brown hair, and was wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans
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Dear members,
Last week, we've ordered a new commercial SSL certificate for our open source Zimbra 7 environment.
Therefore, I have 3 files:
- A csr file for requesting the commercial certificate (generated by the Zimbra web admin interface)
- Commercial certificate in pem format (contains 1 begin and end certificate entry) (got from our SSL vendor)
- Commercial certificate chain file in pem format (contains 3 times a begin and end certificate entry) (got from our SSL vendor)
I've installed them into the web interface of our zimbra environment. After restarting the zimbra service, the new certificate was applied to the admin part (port 7071).
However, it was not applied to the Apache web server that's being used for serving the webmail (port 443). Apache is still using the old certificate.
I've taken a look into /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf and have those 3 lines in place (refering to the old certificates, not the new ones, apparently...):
The SSLCertificateFile contains 3 begin and end entries (like the certificate chain certificate of our ssl vendor).Code:SSLCertificateFile /path_to_commercial.crt SSLCertificateKeyFile /path_to_commercial.key SSLCertificateChainFile /path_to_commercial_ca.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile contains a RSA private key entry.
SSLCertificateChainFile contains 2 begin and end certificate entries
As you may understand, I don't understand/know what files have to set here in place. The Zimbra and Apache environment was not set up by me (old colleague who's not working anymore for us).
Currently, the webmail uses the old certificate, but because of the browser warnings (certificate expired) we want to apply the new certificate here as well.
Someone who can help me with this matter?
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida A&M took a 50-27 halftime lead, then outdid itself in the second half as the Rattlers routed Allen University 109-59 Saturday.
The Rattlers (4-6) had six players in double figures, only two of whom started: Jamari Bradshaw, with 14 points in 16 minutes of action, and Walter Davis (10 points). The bench was cleared early and often.
Michael Fabiyi led Florida A&M with 15 points. Muhammad Abdul-Aleem added 11, McWisdom Badejo 10. Trey Kellum recorded an 11-point, 12-rebound double-double. Florida A&M outscored Allen 59-32 in the second half.
The Rattlers hit 44 of 79 field goal attempts. Allen (2-10), a tiny NAIA school in South Carolina, was 21 for 64. Richard Johnson led the Yellow Jackets with 22 points, including six treys. Jadia Johnson added 12.
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What are the exact steps to take to restore Zimbra Network Edition to a completely different box. We are trying to come up with a disaster recovery plan should the orginal Zimbra server completely fry. We are running on OS X 10.4.6.
1. Install OS
2. Install Zimbra
This is where it gets fuzzy. Do we run /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmsetup.pl at this point and put all the info in like it was the old server?
I have and when I do a restore using zmrestore -s server.domain.com -a all -br, the address book is not complete, the COS is wrong and the Zimbra Admin Interface complains no such server.
Should we use zmrestoreldap and zmrestoreoffline?
The Zimbra Admin Guide seems a little fuzzy about restores.
I need the EXACT steps to carryout to resotre to a completely different box.


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hi pals
i am receiving lot of useless mails from particular email.
how to block all mails coming from that particular address.
hi pals
i am receiving lot of useless mails from particular email.
how to block all mails coming from that particular address.
Search the forums and wiki for the word 'blacklist'.
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hi phoenix
is it possible?
since i am using opensource edition.
hi phoenix
i found the command from wiki zimbra.
i am not able to execute above commands even after i logged in as zimbra user.
blacklist_from firstname.lastname@example.com
whitelist_from email@example.com
blacklist_from *@emn-mysavingsnow.net
how to solve this
They are not commands you execute, read the wiki article on how to implement blacklist/whitelist it has the full details of what you need to do.
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Here's the wiki link. It's a bit confusing as it lists 2 ways to do blacklists, but the one Phoenix is talking about is mentioned in the section for modifying the salocal.cf.in file. We're about to do this ourselves. Best of luck!!
hi Jbrabander
yes i have added the lines in "alocal.cf.in".
but it is not working.
how to solve the problem
Did you restart ZCS once you added those entries ? Also could you post the output fromso we can check that there are no errors in your SA configuration.Code:su - zimbra spamassassin -D --lint
hi uxbod
i used this command to restart zimbra assassin
it did not show any error in outputzmamavisdctl restart
I just added a number of addresses into the salocal file too as blacklisted. But email from them still came in. I, too, did a "zmamavisdctl restart" command after adding them, but apparently it had no effect for some reason. One of the addresses I added was in the format of:
I was trying to catch variants like:
Any suggestions from the gang out there in Zimbra land?


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Formatting and Partitioning the G-CONNECT
The G-CONNECT comes pre-formatted FAT32 for cross functional platforms, Windows OS and Mac OS. G-Technology highly recommends leaving the G-CONNECT as FAT32.
Due to the limitations of FAT32, you cannot store files larger than 4GB. If you use only Windows or only Mac OS, you can reformat G-CONNECT using the native file system for your preferred OS. Both NTFS (Windows) and HFS+ (MacOS) support file sizes in excess of 4GB.
If you plan to only use in a Windows environment ONLY, you may reformat to NTFS.
If you plan to only use in a Mac OS environment ONLY you may reformat to HFS+. However, when choosing the partition scheme for the way you use the disk, select Master Boot Record.
NOTE: The GUID Partition table is not supported by G-CONNECT.


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Requirements of Major (B.A.)
Required in Chemistry
Chemistry 121, 162, 201, 281, 300, 311, 400, and eight more semester hours in chemistry. Of these, students may elect the pass/fail option for only 290, 491 and 492 and, no more than four semester hours may be applied toward the major from 290, 490, 491, and 492.
Required in Related Departments
Mathematics 201 and 202, and Physics 200 and either Phys 205 or 218.
Recommended in Chemistry
The chemistry major should consult with the academic adviser to supplement the minimum major requirements with additional courses appropriate to career goals and interest.
Recommended in Other Departments
The student planning to do graduate work in chemistry should consider taking additional courses in mathematics, computer science, physics, or biology. The student should consult the academic adviser to select these courses.
Requirements of Major (B.S.)
Required in Chemistry
Chemistry 121, 162, 201, 271, 281, 300, 302, 311, 321, 352, 382, 400, and four more semester hours in Chemistry from 303, 372, 380, 490, 491, 492, or 499. If the four additional semester hours do not include a lab experience, the student must complete an approved summer research project. Note that this degree program leads to certification by the American Chemical Society.
Required in Related Departments
Biology 170, Mathematics 201 and 202, and Physics 200 and 218.


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As Lost winds down, there are tons of questions left: what ever happened to Vincent? What is the island? Is the stuff in the side flashes really happening? Also, what the hell is up with everyone still having such good hair after all that time without showering? Here, we ask some of the show's characters questions about their jungle style.
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Jeff Koch is a sales representative who thinks he is doing a pretty good job saving for retirement.
But Koch, who works for Chambers & Owen Inc. in Janesville, Wisconsin, says he hasn't given much thought to how much of his retirement savings will go toward health care. "I'm just saving for retirement," says Koch, 29. "It's more of a general pool of money."
Koch is like many Americans who are unclear on how much they will need to spend on health care in retirement. A new survey from Fidelity Investments reports that a 65-year-old couple with traditional Medicare insurance coverage retiring in 2013 will need $220,000 to cover their medical expenses. Meanwhile, a 2013 study from GfK Roper Public Affairs & Corporate Communications found most workers think they will only need about $50,000 for health care costs.
"It's a message that by and large is still not out there," says Sunit Patel, senior vice president for Fidelity's Benefits Consulting Group. "For most individuals, until they are right at the doorstep of retirement, they don't understand their [retirement] health care needs."
Health savings accounts are an effective strategy for workers who want a tax-savvy way to save for health care in retirement, experts say. These accounts are the piggy banks employees use for current expenses not covered by their high-deductible health plans. They are powerful savings accounts because they have a triple tax advantage: the money contributed goes in tax free, gains on investments are not taxed and withdrawals used for medical payments are not taxed either.
But the real kicker for workers is that these accounts can be used to save for retiree health as well.
"Health care costs in retirement are going to be higher, and workers need to address this while they have the time to do it," says Bob Kaiser, head of health savings solutions for Bank of America Merrill Lynch. "There is a bigger theme going on today. It's not just your 401(k) and IRA you are putting savings in, it's your health care account, as well."
In May, Fidelity showed a 53 percent increase in HSAs opening in 2012 from the prior year. In addition, Bank of America showed a 68 percent increase in HSAs in March 2013 from two years ago. Average account balances for Bank of America's participants have seen steady growth, as well: $2,093 in 2013 from $1,741 in 2011.
As a result of rising premiums and the uncertainty being brought on by the Affordable Care Act, industry experts expect more employers to use account-based plans like high-deductible health plans. A March Towers Watson & Co./National Business Group on Health survey showed no respondents used account-based plans as their sole option in 2010, but 12 percent used this strategy this year; that figure is expected to nearly double in 2014.
HSAs are employee-controlled accounts, just like many 401(k) plans. The Internal Revenue Service sets annual contribution limits—$3,250 for individuals and $6,450 for families in 2013. Workers ages 55 and up can do catch-up contributions of $1,000 annually, just like 401(k) or IRAs.
Employers typically sponsor HSAs, but individuals can get them through banks, as well. HSA requirements include: participating in a high-deductible health plan, being 65 or under and not having Medicare coverage. Also, candidates cannot be listed as a dependent on someone else's tax form.
And while the HSA helps workers save for out-of-pocket costs today and retiree health care tomorrow, the high-deductible health plan it's tied to saves employers money, as well. The 2012 Kaiser Family Foundation Employer Health Benefits Survey showed employers paid $4,163 for the average individual in this type of plan and $10,409 for the average family. Average employer cost for HMO coverage that year was $4,554 for individuals and $11,166 for families.
Patel and Kaiser agree that educating employees is critical for companies using HSAs.
"It's important to get employees prepared for this," Patel says. "HSAs are by far the most effective way to save—especially for retiree health care costs."
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Prerequisites and Requirements
Age - Minimum is 18 years.
Experience - Specified for each Leadership course. Required logged dives shall be varied in environment and depth.
Rescue Certification - At a minimum, Scuba Rescue Diver certification is required except for Skin Diving Instructor, for which a lifeguarding certification is adequate.
CPR & First Aid Certification - Current certification or verified competency in CPR and First Aid is required for registration. Certification training shall include one person adult CPR, infant/child CPR, two person CPR and the use of rescue breathing barrier devices, e.g. pocket mask®, face shield.
Medical Approval - Verification of good physical condition as documented by a medical examination and unconditional approval for diving by a licensed physician within the preceding 12 months.
Administrative Requirements - Submit a complete course application, provide and be responsible for dive gear suitable for open water and provide all required texts and materials.
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Meet all course prerequisites.
Be currently certified or have verified competency in CPR and first aid.
Complete all portions of the course.
Meet all course administrative requirements.
Pass the applicable leadership exam with a score of 75% or better.
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Upon completion of all certification requirements, each Leadership graduate must complete a NAUI membership application which the instructor will process in accordance with current procedures. Applicants will be registered as Leadership members in the appropriate category and status and be sent new member information.
Qualifications and Leadership Members
Leadership members of NAUI are entitled to benefits detailed in the Association Bylaws and in the NAUI standards. A NAUI Leader may renew membership annually in any one of several statuses by meeting renewal requirements.
Certified NAUI Instructor course graduates (ITC) are qualified to apply for Instructor membership in NAUI in any status provided for in the bylaws of the association.
An active-status NAUI Instructor may independently teach NAUI sanctioned courses and authorize NAUI certifications for graduates.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Police in Winston-Salem say they have arrested Scott Jason Gericke, who robbed two banks Friday.
Officers told WFMY News 2 that they located Gericke in the 2500 block of North Liberty Street. He was interviewed by robbery detectives and later charged with two counts of Common Law Robbery.
Police said he was transported to Forsyth County Detention Center where the warrants were served.
At 5:41 p.m. Friday night, police said Gericke robbed Capital Bank on 225 East Hanes Mill Road. Officers said he demanded money from the teller and got away with an undisclosed amount of money and left the bank.
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Lutron DVLV-600P-BR
Brown Diva 450 Watt 120 Volt Single Pole Magnetic Low Voltage Preset Dimmer with Locator Light
Item # BCI296066 | Model # DVLV-600P-BR | Diva Collection
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Lutron DVLV-600P Diva 450 Watt 120 Volt Single Pole Magnetic Low Voltage Preset Dimmer with Locator Light
Single pole 120 volt 450 watt Electronic low voltage preset dimmer with nightlight. The Diva paddle switch automatically returns to your favorite pre-selected light level.
A simple and elegant solution designed to match your existing designer style switches and accessories. Easily turn the lights on and off with the paddle switch.
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- Voltage: 120
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The story of Lutron began in a makeshift lab in a New York City home in 1959 where Joel Spira emerged with a radical new innovation in home lighting: the solid-state rotary dimmer. In almost 50 years of innovation, Lutron has invented hundreds of lighting control devices and systems, and expanded their product offering from 2 products to 15,000. Lutron dimmers not only set the perfect mood in a home, they also reduce energy consumption and extend lamp life. Taken as a whole, Lutron light controls have reduced electrical use by 9.2 billion kWh, reducing their customers' electric bills by $1 billion annually. The company has advanced the technology of lighting control while focusing on exceptional quality and design. Since the beginning, the company has maintained exceptional service, offering 24-hour technical support for its products, and a friendly customer service department.
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Taylor Swift has been busy. When the country music diva released her fourth studio album in October, it sold 1.2 million copies in the first week. Pile on a tour and hefty endorsement deals with Diet Coke, Sony and Covergirl, and Nashville's country-pop princess grossed $55 million in the 12 months ending in June. She's been investing a good chunk of the proceeds in real estate, snapping up multimillion-dollar estates from coast to coast with cold hard cash.
In April, Swift dropped an estimated $17 million for a sprawling Rhode Island mansion called High Watch. Perched on five acres in tony Watch Hill, the Cape Cod traditional encompasses 11,000 square feet of living space including seven bedrooms and nine baths, and boasts 700 feet of beach frontage.
[More from Forbes: The Most Expensive Celebrity Homes For Sale]
She bought the property weeks after flipping an estate in Massachusetts' Hyannis Port, a Cape Cod address just down the way from ex-boyfriend Connor Kennedy's family compound. Bought in November for $4.8 million, she sold it for $5.7 million, making a quick profit of almost a million dollars.
Then there's the 2,800-square-foot Cape Cod style house in Beverly Hills, Calif., that Swift picked up in 2012 for just under $4 million. In Nashville, Tenn., her home base, she owns a penthouse condo and the Northumberland Estate, just outside the city, which she reportedly bought for her parents.
Sound like a lot of house hopping? For mere mortals maybe, but Swift, who ranks fifth on FORBES' annual Celebrity 100 list, is just doing what comes naturally for the world's most powerful celebrities.
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Every year Forbes releases its Celebrity 100 list, a ranking of America's top stars as measured by earnings and fame. With the help of Realtor.com, Trulia.com, Zillow and others, we've dug through listings and property records to uncover where these actors, singers, athletes and public personalities bed down for the night. We included homes bought and sold in the past year as well as a few long-term nests. Perhaps not surprisingly, most are located in the Los Angeles area.
The hottest neighborhoods among the Tinseltown elite are Beverly Hills' Trousdale Estates and Hollywood Hills' Bird Streets, two side-by-side communities perched high in the hills above Sunset Boulevard. "The reason that they are so much in demand right now is the view," says Sally Forster Jones, an L.A.-based Coldwell Banker Previews International real estate agent who has helped broker deals for the likes of Barbra Streisand, Candy Spelling, Jessica Biel and Arnold Schwarznegger. "Celebrities, particularly, really want a drop-dead view and they will go to any lengths to get it. Price is less material than having the view."
Actress Jennifer Aniston (No. 64 on the Celeb 100) has been a fan of the area for years. In 2011, she renovated and sold a Trousdale Estates abode known as Ohana for $35 million. In 2012, after scooping up a sprawling A. Quincy Jones-designed Bel Air estate for $21 million, she rented out another Trousdale Estates home for a reported $40,000 per month while remodeling the new purchase. Between her Ohana sale and the Bel Air purchase, the A-lister is also said to have briefly rented an Oriole Drive spread, according to the Real Estalker. (A flock of avian-named roads in the area has earned it the nickname of the Bird Streets.)
Other stars nestled in these hills include Celebrity 100 listmakers Ellen DeGeneres (No. 10) and Leonardo DiCaprio (No. 21). Degeneres and wife Portia de Rossi picked up a Trousdale Estates spread last year after selling a sprawling Beverly Hills compound to television host Ryan Seacrest (No. 26) for $37 million. DiCaprio has owned a place in the Bird Streets since his breakout role in the movie Titanic. DiCaprio also owns a penthouse condo in Manhattan's Battery Park City and two homes in Malibu, including a three-structure compound in celebrity-studded Malibu Colony that he's trying to sell for $18.9 million.
Certain aesthetics and amenities are must-haves among the rich and famous. Modern architecture has been the most popular, says Forster Jones. Huge windows, sleek lines and open floor plans that incorporate indoor-outdoor living are ideal. Screening rooms are a must as are exercise rooms.
But no features are more prized – and certainly more necessary -- than those centered around privacy. In Los Angeles, that means estates sitting at the end of long gated driveways, tucked behind hedgerows and trees, preferably in exclusive communities guarded by security officers. High-tech security systems are necessary, as the recently released movie The Bling Ring (based on true events in which teenagers looted celebrity homes) so aptly illustrates.
In New York City, it means an apartment in a highly exclusive building boasting a small number of units (meaning less neighbors), top-notch security, and discreet entrances, be it via an on-premises parking garage or a private elevator. In Midtown Manhattan, addresses like 15 Central Park West, the Time Warner Center, and new up-and-coming mega towers One57 and 432 Park Ave have lured celebrity residents. Downtown in the West Village, arguably the most sought-after neighborhood among A-listers, townhouses on quiet tree-lined streets have been popular and ritzy boutique developments like up-and-coming 150 Charles Street have attracted a number of famous buyers.
"Celebrities need several things to make their existence more pleasurable, starting with an on-site garage or a private driveway," says Dennis Mangone, a managing director for Douglas Elliman Real Estate who works in New York and Miami. Mangone has brokered deals for celebrities ranging from Beyonce (No. 4) to Rosie O'Donnell, for whom he just sold a Miami Star island estate for $16.5 million and recently listed a $11 million New York penthouse. "When you look at the townhouse Madonna bought several years ago, she was only looking at houses with garages because she can't get into a car in the street," he adds.
Madonna, indeed. The pop icon, No. 5 on FORBES' list, has been busily trimming her property portfolio this year. Having plunked down $32.5 million in 2009 on a triple-wide Georgian-style townhouse – with two garages – on Manhattan's Upper East Side, she listed her duplex co-op apartment in Manhattan's Harperley Hall for $23.5 million in November. It sold last month for a discounted $16 million. On the West Coast, she's also offloading a Beverly Hills estate for $22.5 million. After quietly shopping the 1.25-acre French country estate as a so-called pocket listing, the 17,000-square-foot home officially debuted on the Multiple Listing Services earlier this year.
Here are the top 10:
1. Oprah Winfrey
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 1
Pictured Home: Promised Land, Montecito, Calif.
Sale Price: $50 million in 2001
Current Market Value: $88 million
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The media billionaire's 23,000-square-foot Georgian-style manse sits on more than 40 acres, boasting a tea house, more than 600 rose bushes and an upscale outhouse.
2. Madonna
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 5
Pictured Home: French country-Style Estate, Beverly Hills, Calif.
List Price: $22.5 million
Listed With: Sotheby's International Realty
The pop powerhouse put her Beverly Hills compound on the Multiple Listing Services in January after reportedly shopping it quietly as a pocket listing. The property spans 1.25 acres and has a 17,000-square foot home with nine bedrooms, multiple offices, staff quarters, a two-story dining room, a gym and a resort-style pool. She recently sold a duplex co-op apartment in Manhattan's Harperly Hall building for $16 million, a 32% discount off of the initial $23.5 million asking price. She currently resides in a triple-wide Georgian townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side purchased for $32.5 million in 2009.
3. Taylor Swift
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 6
Pictured Home: Oceanfront Mansion, Watch Hill, R.I.
Sale Price: estimated $17 million in 2013
The country-pop princess has kept busy with real estate. In April news broke that Swift had purchased a Cape Cod-style Rhode Island beach home, spanning five acres and 700 feet of beachfront, all-cash. Earlier this year she flipped another beach estate in Hyannis Port, Mass. for about $5.7 million -- a decent profit on the $4.8 million she shelled out for the Cape Cod retreat in November. Other properties include a Cape Cod-style home in Beverly Hills, Calif. that the songstress bought in 2012 for $4 million and two properties in Nashville, Tenn. area.
4. Jon Bon Jovi
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 7 (for the entire Bon Jovi Band)
Pictured Home: New Museum Penthouse, New York, N.Y.
List Price: $42 million
Listed With: Corcoran Group
The rock star purchased his Manhattan penthouse, located in SoHo, in 2007 and reportedly poured millions into renovations. The 7,452-square foot spread has five bedrooms, five and a half baths, wood-burning fireplaces, multiple terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows offering 360-degree views of the city.
5. Justin Bieber
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 9
Home: Estates of the Oaks Mansion, Calabasas, Calif.
Sale Price: $6.5 million in 2012
The pop star known as the Biebs snapped up this six bed, seven bath Hacienda-style home last year. Spanning 9,200 feet of living space, the home is located in the Estates of the Oaks of Calabasas, tucked behind two sets of gates, in the suburbs of Los Angeles.
6. Ellen DeGeneres
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 10
Pictured Home: Tuscan-style Villa, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Last List Price: $26.5 million
Talk show host DeGeneres and her wife Portia De Rossi have been buying and selling real estate throughout Southern California. After selling their Beverly Hills compound to fellow Celebrity 100 listmaker Ryan Seacrest in 2012, the couple bought a $12 million 4,100-square foot Malibu home remodeled by Brad Pitt. They purchased another Beverly Hills home --a Hal-Levitt-designed Midcentury Modern in Trousdale Estates -- last May. So far in 2013, they have listed a Beverly Hills penthouse condo for $899,000 and recently acquired a 13-acre Santa Barbara estate that had been listed for $26.5 million. The TV stars also own an equestrian estate in Hidden Valley, Calif.
7. Jennifer Lopez
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 12
Pictured Home: Hamptons Estate, Water Mill, N.Y.
Sales Price: $10 million
The actress-turned-songstress picked up this Hamptons beach house in May after sparking house hunting rumors in the area for the better part of two years. The three-acre estate has an 8,500-square foot Traditional with eight bedrooms, seven-and-a-half baths, a theater, a sauna, a steam room, a pool with pool house, and covered porches. Lopez also owns two homes in Glen Head, N.Y. and a sprawling compound in Hidden Hills, Calif., according to Zillow.
8. Rihanna
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 13
Pictured Home: Modern Mansion, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Sales Price: $12 million
The pop diva snapped up a Los Angeles-area 11,000-square foot manse in December that has seven bedrooms, nine baths, media rooms, a sun deck, a pool, a 6,000-square-foot garden, and an outdoor barbecue area. The new purchase came on the heels of a short sale tied to a Beverly Hills home that she had scooped up in 2009 only to have it flood and suffer extensive flood damage.
9. Lebron James
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 16
Pictured Home: Coconut Grove Mansion, Miami, Fla.
Sales Price: $9 million in 2010
The basketball star's12,178-square foot Coconut Grove waterfront mansion touts six bedrooms, eight and a half baths, a wine cellar, a home theater and a back yard with infinity pool and dockage for two 60-foot yachts. He purchased it after deciding to join the Miami Heat NBA team in 2010.
10. Katy Perry
Celebrity 100 Rank: No. 18
Pictured Home: Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, Calif.
List Price: $6.5 million
Listed With: Teles Properties Beverly Hills
After hanging onto the Hollywood Hills abode she purchased in 2011 with ex-husband Russell Brand post-divorce, the pop star is selling it for $6.5 million. In May the songstress dropped $11.2 million on several neighboring properties in Hollywood Hills West that together tout two swimming pools, two guesthouses and four acres of land.
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