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- How will the migration affect my mailing lists?
- Will subscribers notice a change?
- What are the new features offered by the new mailing list service?
- What if I don't want to change my @Interchange mailing list email?
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1. How will the migration affect my mailings lists?
Your mailing lists will still function the same during the migration process. However, once the migration is complete, future messages will be sent away from Interchange and towards the new UBC Mailing Lists service. This mail forwarding process will not affect your mailing list.
2. Will subscribers notice a change?
Subscribers will not notice any immediate changes to the lists following the migration, with two exceptions:
- List messages will start coming from firstname.lastname@example.com rather than email@example.com.
- Subscribers will need to define their digest settings; pre-existing list digest options will not be migrated
Subscribers will have new options available to them under the new UBC Mailing Lists service, including the ability to manage their subscriptions via the service web dashboard. For more details on service features and capabilities, visit the UBC Mailing Lists service catalogue page.
3. What are the new features offered by the new mailing list service?
The UBC Mailing Lists service has many new features that list owners can implement, depending on their needs. Some new features include:
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- Web-based list archives, where list subscribers (or the public, depending on the level of access selected) can review previous list posts
- List pruning, where subscribers can be automatically removed from the list after a defined number of message bounces
- List activity log, to note subscribe and unsubscribe requests processed by the list
- File (CSV) based subscriber imports, where a list of mailing lists subscribers can be uploaded in bulk
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A migrated mailing list will have two email addresses:
- The old email@example.com
- A new firstname.lastname@example.com email address
However, all messages sent from the mailing list will be sent from firstname.lastname@example.com. We recommend that you gradually introduce the new @lists.ubc.ca address and phase out the @interchange.ubc.ca address. In time, as the legacy Interchange infrastructure is removed from service, the @interchange.ubc.ca domain may be retired.
5. Do subscribers have to update the mailing list email in their address books? What if they forget?
We recommend that subscribers start to use the mailing list's new @lists.ubc.ca email address, though the old @interchange.ubc.ca will continue to work. There are no concrete plans or timeline to decommission the @interchange.ubc.ca list addresses. If the domain is eventually scheduled for decommissioning, UBC IT will communicate that initiative well in advance.
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We suggest that list owners and subscribers use the dashboard to management their lists and subscriptions. It provides an easy to use interface for performing almost any administrative activity. You can access the web dashboard at http://lists.ubc.ca.
Email-based commands are also available for managing lists and subscriptions. The Listserv manual contains a complete listing of email commands.
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CASL took effect on July 1, 2014, and it concerns commercial electronic messages. For details about UBC's approach to CASL, visit the University Counsel website:
By default, the new UBC Mailing Lists service includes an "unsubscribe" link the footer of each message. This unsubscribe mechanism is both a mailing list best practice, as well as requirement for commercial electronic messages under CASL.
There are additional features provided by the UBC Mailing Lists service that will assist departments as they review UBC's CASL guidance:
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With rental properties in short supply in the Midland area, scammers are taking advantage. A consumer recently informed BBB that someone on Craigslist was trying to rent property that belonged to her. A prospective tenant forwarded her an e-mail message from the scammer who claimed to be a US citizen with a temporary "assignment" in Africa.
The consumer also reported that the scammer took the name of her previous tenant and was impersonating the tenant with a fake e-mail address.
Below is part of the correspondence between the prospective renter and the scammer:
It gives me great joy to know that you have interest in my lovely house,its still very much available for rent and ready for immediate occupancy. I am sure you would be asking yourself why my rent is low, that's because i am not too keen about the amount in renting the house out but to whom i am renting the house out to. My intention is to rent my house to someone that is responsible and be ready to take great care of the house as if it were his or hers. I am very certain that you would love the comfy of the house.
I would like you to know that i am giving this house out for rent because i have been posted to West Africa as an Pediatrician (kid's doctor) and would spend couple of years before i would be through with my assignment here. So my family and i have decided that we would be moving to our other home in Seattle, Washington when we get back to the states,i would like you to complete the tenant application form below and please be honest with these details to enable us choose the right tenant.
The form includes an address, rental amount, description of the property and a questionnaire.
This is obviously the Nigerian rental scam that's been going around for a while. A quick web search even found exact matches for entire sentences in the above letter from people reporting the scam. Versions of the scam differ, but people have reported being asked to wire money to someone via Western Union or another service to ensure that you're not a "time waster" or as payment to have them ship the keys to the rental property.
If you send money to someone like this, you won't have a place to rent, and you'll have to scrape up more funds for a deposit when you do find a legitimate place.
BBB advises renters of the following red flags to look out for:
• The deal sounds too good to be true. Scammers often list a rental for a low price to lure in victims. Find out how comparable listings are priced, and if the rental comes in suspiciously low, walk away.
• The landlord is located elsewhere and prefers to communicate via e-mail. Scammers might say they have just been relocated out of the country for a job or missionary work – don't believe it.
• The landlord requires a substantial deposit. Don't pay any money before inspecting the home, inside and out.
• The landlord asks the renter to wire money. Money sent via wire transfer service is very difficult to retrieve and once the scammers have picked it up, there is little recourse. Your money is gone forever.

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Law student project nominated for national award
A unique project which sees law students help vulnerable people challenge decisions over their benefits is in the running for a national award.
For the last two years, dozens of students from the University of Wolverhampton's Law School have provided representation to disabled and vulnerable people when they challenge the Department of Work and Pensions over benefits including Employment and Support Allowance and Personal Independence Payments.
In that time, they have supported more than 300 appeals and helped secure over £1.5m which people in Wolverhampton may otherwise have missed out on.
Official figures show that only a small number of people going to appeal hearings have a representative to help them put forward their case. If they do have this representation, their chances of success are much greater.
To ensure people could have access to representation, the City of Wolverhampton Council's Welfare Rights Service joined forces with the University of Wolverhampton to launch the project which equips law students with the skills and knowledge they need to represent people at appeal hearings.
The project has now been nominated in the Most Effective Pro Bono Partnership category at the LawWorks Pro Bono Awards 2016.
Councillor Sandra Samuels OBE, the City of Wolverhampton Council's Cabinet Member for Adult Services, said: "This has been a hugely successful partnership between the council and the university, which is bringing about excellent results not only for vulnerable people in Wolverhampton, but for the students themselves.
"Some 75% of appeals supported by the law students are successful, much higher than would be the case without their representation, and I am delighted the impact that the programme is having has been recognised with a nomination for a national award.
"This partnership is a win-win situation for all concerned. Vulnerable and disadvantaged claimants get the support they need when appealing against benefit decisions, but law students also get practical experience of representing in legal cases. The judiciary, which has shown great enthusiasm for this project, also benefits from appellants being effectively supported to present their case."
Law student Jessica Wisbey said: "The in-depth training received on the project has empowered me to confidently represent clients in tribunals. It has been an invaluable, enjoyable and rewarding experience that I would recommend any law student."
One successful appellant said: "I felt a lot more confident having someone sitting next to me who was on my side. It was a big help having someone in the room with me who knew the rules."
Sukhninder Panesar, Head of Wolverhampton Law School, said: "The university is incredibly proud to have been a part of this project. Students have been able to work with real life cases and gain an in-depth understanding of how tribunals and court processes work."
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The island is home to nearly 103 species of lemur, the most endangered group of vertebrates on the planet, 283 species of bird, 346 species of reptile and 238 species of amphibian. The fauna of the island, however, is under threat from the 22 million people who live there and whose main activity is subsistence farming. It is estimated that 90% of Madagascar's forest has already been lost, but regardless of this in the last decade scientists have discovered and identified over 600 species new to science. These include 41 species of mammal and 61 species of reptile.
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I absolutely love you site. We bought five acres last year and hope to build a house and small farm on the property. We go every week to do a little work since we won't be able to move there full time for another 4-5 years. I want my chickens and goats so bad! When I visit your site ~ I get to daydream about what our little homestead will look like. I appreciate all the information you've made available. I can't imagine all the people you've helped over the years. I'm hoping to be able to purchase my little sweeties from you (we live in Virginia). THANKS AGAIN ~ you're one in a million!
Im looking at getting a couple of goats and came across your site. Love the pics. I see you enjoyed London, Im originally from England been over here in NC for 6 yrs.
Love your kids by the way adorable.
Hi Molly,
My goat had her first baby last night! Everything went like you said it would and I have a little boy! I already love him. It was her first baby and mine. I reed your wed site 50 times if not more. I did everything you said from the wright buck ,to signs to look for, to eathing, to the bubble, and the way the baby should and should not come out, first milking to, birth color and I could go on and on. If I had not come across your wed site 9 months ago I would have never been able to have this baby and been 99.9% sure what I was doing. There is not another wed site like yours!!!! I have looked! There is no way to thank you anofe. I have a happy doe and baby so I am beaming!! Thank you and God Bless your big hart. Melisa
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What cutie kids. My 1st nubian baby has now turned into a stinky little boy. No longer the cutie he is full blown boy. I enjoyed your photo gallery so much. Hope you keep posting them. Happy goating……
Hi Molly,
I love your site…I was looking for a picture you had on your site of some your goats climbing in some felled trees….I wanted to show my daughter (who raises La Manchas)
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I have been a goat owner for one year. I am always searching for helpful tips to care for my Pigmys
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i have a couple white and mostly black or black with white like salt and pepper . I really became attached when the first baby was born. I had no idea they were even expecting! I woke up one morning in Jan. and as soon as I stepped outside i heard the little bleeting and was so amazed to see the baby girl standing and mom was cleaning her.
I wrapped her in a feed sack and while I close the pen off so mom and baby could have some privacy and stay warm .
I really have learned so much from your site so far and only discovered it an hour ago.
I am looking for suggestions on what to feed my goats. I have read that alphafa is not good for the males. I have been trying to find some grass hay and it is really scarce right now. I buy goat pellets at the feed store. and mineral salt .
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With the revitalisation and expansion of the existing shopping centre, we have designed a modern, unified centre to meet today's needs. In addition, the parking, accessibility and public realm have all been improved. The arcades have also been completely renewed and a covered plaza has been added along with the replacement of all the internal and external facades. Shopping in Zijdelwaard will be an enjoyable experience again!
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From the author of fab reads 'Flirty Dancing' and 'Love Bomb' comes 'Sunkissed' – one girl's Swedish adventure in love and finding herself. Hilarious, sweet, and perfect for warming up a British summer, we highly suggest you pick up Jenny McLachlan's latest novel.
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In a land of saunas, nudity and summer sun, Kat soon realises she has nowhere to hide. It's time to embrace who she really is, underneath what she's been thinking people want her to be. Especially if she's going to win the heart of mega fit Swede Leo! Can Kat find her inner strength and prove she's got what it takes?
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A new era for rural America begins by securing its health
Growing up in the middle of the country, I've seen up close that America is only as healthy as rural America. Rural communities help sustain our country and propel our economy. Yet rural Americans are getting sicker and dying younger than people living in cities.
In 1982, the year I was born, Americans in rural communities could expect to live as long as Americans who lived in cities. Since then, too many rural areas have become economically marginalized and politically neglected. Today, the gap between urban and rural life expectancy is wider than in at least half a century. This reality is especially harrowing in states like Iowa, where one in every three people lives in a rural community.
As the mayor of a diverse city in the industrial Midwest situated among the rural counties of Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, I've seen firsthand the effects of this neglect. That's why I'm putting forward a plan specifically to invest in overlooked communities.
It is time to break with the politics of the past and usher in a new era for rural America. We need to lift rural communities up as places of opportunity, both for this generation and future ones. That work begins by deploying investment and innovation to secure the health of all rural residents, whether that's a veteran struggling with mental health challenges or a Native woman giving birth.
First, we'll expand telehealth. The future of health care in rural America is one in which a doctor can remotely monitor her patient's heart rate from home, and a teenager struggling with depression can meet virtually with a therapist. I'll also support rural Americans by doubling funding for the Federal Communications Commission's Rural Health Care Program.
Second, we must ensure that every rural resident has access to affordable health insurance. Rural Americans face greater risk of being uninsured—especially in states that have refused to expand Medicaid—than urban Americans. And rural Iowans pay almost $1,000 more a year on average for marketplace coverage than someone in Des Moines or Cedar Rapids. As President, I'll implement "Medicare For All Who Want It" so everyone has access to an affordable Medicare-type plan, and make insurance cheaper for working-class Americans by increasing federal subsidies on the healthcare exchanges.
Third, we must increase the number of rural health providers. Rural hospitals are closing, depriving communities of critical health services and good jobs. Of Iowa's 99 counties, half have a shortage of primary care doctors. I will act to reverse this trend. We will train homegrown doctors and nurses, and we will attract healthcare workers from elsewhere by expanding public service loan forgiveness, doubling the waiver program that encourages foreign doctors to work in underserved areas, and increasing Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates.
Fourth, we'll increase access to prevention and treatment for mental illness and addiction. Today, you are 45% more likely to die by suicide in a rural town than in a city. In Iowa, deaths due to heroin and fentanyl are rising. That's why I'll prioritize universal access to effective treatment and enforce mental health parity. We'll also train communities to provide localized support and address stigma through my national service plan's Community Health Corps.
Fifth, when barely half of Iowa counties have maternity units, we must make it easier for women to access critical services before, during, and after pregnancy. We'll tackle this crisis by expanding Medicaid coverage for women up to a year post-delivery, keeping obstetric units open by increasing payments to maternal care providers, and training more nurses to provide basic maternal care services.
Finally, we'll meaningfully reduce health inequities for the one in five rural residents who face worse health outcomes as people of color. As President, I will launch a National Health Equity Strategy to help communities improve equity, wellness, and community health.
In 2019, where you live should not determine how healthy you are or how long you live. Let's empower rural America to lead the way.
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The warehouse is the corner stone of the supply chain operation. It ensures the proper flow of goods from suppliers to end customers and guarantees the availability of stock to satisfy demand. Traditionally considered as the storage of goods for profit, warehousing has evolved over the years in a way that modern warehouses now fulfill multiple roles within the overall supply chain. In order to properly manage their operations, state-of-the art warehouses all over the world have or are implementing a Warehouse Management System, an application that has become a must-have in your facilities. This course offers a detailed overview of these systems used to run and operate efficient warehouses. We review in detail the functionalities and technologies of a typical and Best-of-Breed WMS as well as the best practices in implementation of such solutions. The course also takes a close look at available vendors, the criteria of failure and success as well as the calculation of ROI for a WMS.
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There are many different types of class action lawsuits. Every state has their own class action lawsuit laws, including the amount of damages that may be awarded. Depending on the state, the types of class actions lawsuits include products liability/personal injury, consumer class action, securities class actions, and employment class actions. Contacting a Keystone class action lawsuit attorney will help you navigate through the process and explain your class action legal options.
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For most consumer legal issues, the size of the practice is much less important than the experience, competence, and reputation of the attorney(s) handling your case. Among the most important factors when choosing an attorney are your comfort level with the attorney or practice and the attorney's track record in bringing about quick, successful resolutions to cases similar to yours.
Pro se - This Latin term refers to representing yourself in court instead of hiring professional legal counsel. Pro se representation can occur in either criminal or civil cases.
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bow·line(bō′lĭn, -līn′)
1. Nautical A rope attached to the weather leech of a square sail to hold the leech forward when sailing close-hauled.
2. A knot forming a loop that does not slip but that can be untied easily.
[Middle English bouline, probably from Middle Danish bovline or Middle Low German bōlīne, both from Middle Low German bōch līne : bōch, bow; see bheug- in Indo-European roots + līne, line (from Latin līnea; see line1).]
1. (Nautical Terms) a line for controlling the weather leech of a square sail when a vessel is close-hauled
2. (Nautical Terms) on a bowline beating close to the wind
3. (Knots) a knot used for securing a loop that will not slip at the end of a piece of rope
[C14: probably from Middle Low German bōlīne, equivalent to bow3 + line1]
bow•line(ˈboʊ lɪn, -ˌlaɪn)
1. Also called bow′line knot`. a knot used to make a nonslipping loop on the end of a rope.
2. a rope fastened to the leech of a square sail to keep the sail as flat as possible when sailing close-hauled.
[1275–1325; Middle English bouline]
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There are so many professions that have lots of benefit other than their salaries. One of these jobs includes office manager. This is not a very simple job but it provides so many other management positions in the office at the same time. Don't think that you are too lucky to have this job. Because whatever you get, you have to give something in return. That's why salary of a office management jobs ranges from thirty thousand to forty thousand dollars other than the bonuses that they get for doing a great job. It looks very attractive before you apply for this position and get that salary what you want it's very important to know that you have the feelings and understand about the idea what the ups and downs of a manager are.
The hours when you are doing a business and even then when you are doing the business, the manager should always think negative that whatever work is assign to them may be impossible. Don't get fear about what suffering he has to face by the pas of time, he should not have any excuses that why the task assigned to him might become uncoordinated. Apart from that, this job is also responsible for making the company's people to work efficiently. Even if he is not a stock holder or a company partner, his presence is very useful and important throughout the meeting, seminars, and all activities handled in the office.
Don't think that why an office management jobs salary is higher as compared to the other ranks in the company such as a typical office management jobs or someone in the human resources department. The job of the office manager also includes managing payroll, interviewing new applicants, and other difficult tasks that may be very pressure to him. A single mistake can take his work immediately to termination. So if you have taken this challenge and you think you can do this job with satisfaction, not just for the sake of the office manager salary, then go ahead and get this job. Submit your resume to the company of your choice and get that position filled. There are uncountable reports of media which focuses on how hard the management job is, especially for graduates who often lack the necessary experience to land anything other than graduate scheme jobs. There are many few graduates who have office experience on their CV, except for a couple of weeks spent completing work experience tasks in an office environment. It will also help you building up your skills such as word processing, office administration, contact management and general secretarial skills.
Many people are attracted to temporary work because of the freedom it gives. You could be working in one office for a week, then spend time working somewhere else. There's no risk of getting bored because you could be transferring from one company to another frequently. But the management job is not temporary it might be on some future agreements and contracts. Manager Job is very responsible, attractive and very respectful. When there is no owner than manager is granted his place and assign tasks and manage their employees.
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I consider myself a pretty hardcore carnivore, so when I first heard about Eating Animals, I was reticent to watch for fear it would be a 95-minute guilt fest.
The good news is the goal of the movie is not to shame you out of participating in carnivorous or omnivorous eating habits, though it does want you to reconsider where your food comes from. Directed by Christopher Dillon (God Grew Tired of Us), based on the book by Jonathan Safran Foer, and narrated by Natalie Portman (who also serves as a producer), the documentary is a sometimes harrowing look at where your food comes from.
One of the true stars of the documentary is Frank Reese and his heritage birds. Frank cares for his fowl more than most people care for their own families. In one scene he's loading turkeys off to be processed, and a particularly resistant bird escapes. Instead of wrangling the rebel back onto the truck, he sweetly goes "you're not ready to go yet" and allows the bird to return to the flock.
I had the chance to sit down with Reese and Dillon and to sample some of the heritage birds in what may have been the best meal of my life at Berkeley's famous Chez Panisse restaurant. Famous chef Alice Waters is a Frank Reese/Heritage bird mega fan herself. While I felt a sense of guilt eating the birds I'd seen on screen, it was at least a relief knowing they'd been raised humanely.
One frustration I had with the film is while it's quick to highlight the problems of factory farm-raised meats and destroy any image one had of "free-range chickens" (they show the locations where chickens that eventually get labeled as such are raised, and let me tell you, those are not healthy-looking chickens), it fails to point out a budget-sustainable solution that involves continuing to eat meat.
Trust me, I would love to be able to afford Frank's turkey and chickens, but a 8-10 lb. heritage turkey is about $79+ shipping right now. Still, Eating Animals was horrifying — but in a good way.
I also learned more than I ever thought I would about birds. Here are some highlights from our conversation:
On if he ate meat before making the movie, Quinn says:
"I did eat meat, I eat it still; I'd like to think that I'm a meat eater, or I should say I'm a meat eater. Although I eat such a tiny amount of it. Going through the process of making the film has really kind of radicalized my diet in an enormous way where, you know, 99% of the meat out there is meat that I would never consider eating. So it pretty much narrows you [to] eating meat unless you really know where it comes from."
On the most logistically challenging part of the shoot:
"Well, of course, I think the most challenging locations in places were the factory farms. The cordoned-off areas where we were welcome and, you know, there's ag-gag laws. These are laws — state laws — that forbid you from filming inside factory farms. So that was the biggest challenge. And whenever you came up against one of these facilities — I can't call them farms, they're facilities. We were encountered time and time again with the– and I can't call them farmers, I can call them managers. The managers were really unhappy that we were there, and those that always presented challenges.
One of the more [difficult] jobs of all places was [when] we were filming in Nebraska at the US Meat Animal Research Center, which is a secretive — or unknown, I should say — center that works to try and accelerate meat production. I think they try and raise animals and figure out a way how they can do it faster and more cost effective. And that was a place that the USDA really doesn't have any interest [in] people knowing that it exists. And so that was really the most challenging place, and shortly after we filmed there the guy that took us to show them was visited by the FBI and from the eco terrorist unit that visited, knocked on his door. So it was probably the most challenging spot."
Frank Reese on the most unique birds in his flock:
"Two of them come to mind right away. One of them is the Aylesbury duck, which is on the critically endangered list worldwide. It is a historical duck from England; it goes back many hundreds of years, and they're probably down to less than 300 worldwide. That, probably, and then most all of the other kind — I grow a lot of white chickens, which are extremely rare, and most of my turkeys are highly endangered. I probably have the only flock of any size of the old White Holland Turkey.
So, a number of the breeds, most all of them, are in some form of trouble. Some of them may just be moderately on a critical list; most of them there's probably no more than maybe 2000 of them left in the world. [They're] divided up in very small farms, so we need to do something about [it], because when they're gone they're gone forever; we can never bring them back."
"And I think the importance besides the extinction is their genetics. These are animals, [and] if we're gonna produce animals for food, these breeds actually have the nutritional profile that really is good, wholesome food. It can be argued whether you eat an animal or not, that's one thing. But if you're going to eat an animal, you know… I always found it staggering — but to get the nutritional equivalent of one of Frank's birds, you have to eat six of the factory farm commodity birds."
Reese on reviving preserving bird genetics:
"We're losing our biodiversity at a very rapid rate–
Quinn: And with chickens, that is no good. It's not like you can bank them and freeze them. It doesn't work with chickens [like] it does with other animals.
Reese: Yeah, what he's talking about is, as you know, there's an realization not far from where he lives where the government is collecting semen and eggs and in vitro fertilization and freezing them — cryo them and freezing them. And so the future is sort a bank; an ark, like they have with the seed bank. And you can't do this with chickens. You can't freeze an egg and bring it back to life. I've been reading a lot about this Dr. Alison Martin from the Livestock Conservancy in North Carolina, who has a lot of relationships with these people that he's close to and that are in Denver, Colorado, from Boulder. They still haven't figured out a way to do this."


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The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obama Care, is a system of health insurance reforms that share the goals of helping uninsured individuals to obtain affordable, quality health care. The aim of these laws is to encourage small companies to offer health insurance and motivate health insurance market changes. King Agency in Toledo OH offers the following advice on how to make sure that your company stays compliant with the changing health care laws.
Health Care Statistics
Obama Care has been successful in helping over 16 million uninsured people gain health coverage and over 10 million people pay their premiums. Medicaid coverage is expanding, patient safety has increased and uncompensated hospital care rates are lower. However, while overall health inequality is improving, ObamaCare does create certain problems and disadvantages for companies.
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My name is Victor and I am currently PhD'ing at the ULB (Université libre de Bruxelles) in Brussels, Belgium. I am passionate about (local) journalism, alternative/new/original/interesting ways of making the news, learning how people inform each other, Actor-network Theory, and a whole other bunch of nerdy stuff. You can find more info about me (Resume, Research projects, etc.) on my personal page.
You can also contact me if you have any questions, you can send me a mail (vwiard[at]ulb.ac.be) or leave a comment!
Research projects
As a researcher, I actually take part in two separate research projects. The first one is my doctoral thesis which focuses on local news in Brussels. The other research project is a broad inverstigation on the dynamics and structures (clusters) of the media the media sector in Brussels.
Production, circulation and uses of local news in Brussels: an actor-network theory approach
This research project offers to identify and analyse (or trace) the dynamics of production, circulation and uses of local news in Brussels, using the producers' online persona as a starting point. The theoretical framework chosen -Actor-network theory (ANT)- is seen as robust but open to critiques and will be discussed within the project. By following the actors (journalists as well as politicians, activists, bloggers and citizens) and their actions, it is possible to trace and study the evolving networks of relationships without imposing prior sociological categories of analysis, and to approach the actors involved in local news production as well as their practices and their journalistic identities.
Media Clusters.Brussels
This project offers to give Brussels' public institutions knowledge and analytics by collecting empirical data on the structures and dynamics of the media sector of the city following three axes: media organisations, media workers within and without those organisations (which is my area of focus), and the communities of practice. The project involves three researchers and three promotors from the three universities of Brussels.
Education and Training
2014 – 2018: PhD in Information and Communication
ULB (Université libre de Bruxelles), Brussels, Belgium
Title: Production, circulation and uses of local news in Brussels: an Actor-network theory approach
2015 – 2016: Assistant at ULB
Assisting a course given to master students at ULB (Université libre de Bruxelles), Brussels, Belgium
course: COM-B-435, Enjeux Numériques de la Communication (course in English)
2012 – 2014: Master's degree in information and communication (specialisation in research)
ULB (Université libre de Bruxelles), Brussels, Belgium
Focus on the creation and uses of new methodologies in communication research
Classes on the history and evolution of sciences with a focus on information and communication sciences
Degree finished with Grande Disctinction (Magna Cum Laude)
2009 – 2012: Bachelor's degree in applied communication
IHECS (Institut des Hautes Etudes de Communication Sociale), Brussels, Belgium
Major in Print journalism and Information
Classes taken on online press
Diploma obtained with Distinction
September 2011 – February 2012: Erasmus program
UniversitaÌt de Valencia, Valencia, Spain
Various courses taken in the area of media, including radio information, interactive communication, journalistic English, television studies, and cinema
Courses taken in Spanish (5) and in English (2)
2008 – 2009: WEP exchange program
Year abroad at the Royalton Hartland Central School (Lockport, NY, USA).
All classes taken in English, including English, participation in government, introduction to sociology, introduction to psychology, etc.
2002 – 2008 Secondary studies
Collège saint Hubert, Brussels, Belgium
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School conjuration (teleportation) [mind-affecting]; Level psychic 9
Casting Time 1 standard action
Components V, S,
Range touch
Target You and one creature per level
Duration 1 hour/level
Saving Throw Will negates; Spell Resistance yes
This spell functions as dream travel, but you and your companions travel through the Dimension of Dreams in a fantastical vehicle of your own devising that halves the travel time. Only you can pilot the vessel, and you can do so even if you aren't inside it. Your psychic vehicle buffers minds from the intense emotional tides of the Dimension of Dreams, rendering everyone inside immune to harmful emotion and fear effects.
Unlike with dream travel, there is no chance the vessel arrives off target. In addition, you need not have met the target creature, but in that case you must have at least a reliable description of it. However, if you attempt to travel there with insufficient or incorrect information, you do need to roll, using the false identity entry from dream travel.
Creatures that disembark from your vehicle can either enter the dreamscape or exit to the plane where the dreamer's body lies, arriving within 1 mile of the dreamer's body. All creatures that disembark from the vehicle onto a plane at the same time arrive in the same place. The dreamer can't prevent the dream voyagers from entering its dream, but can attempt a Will save to prevent a group of creatures from exiting to the plane where its body resides.
The psychic vehicle remains in the dream for the remainder of the spell's duration, even if it's unoccupied. A creature adjacent to the dreamer can reenter the dream vessel as a full-round action through an illusory portal only subjects of the spell can see. You can return the vessel to the point where you cast dream voyage to allow any number of passengers to return to that plane, and can return it to the dream again. Either of these trips takes the same amount of time as the initial travel, and can be done any number of times within the spell's duration. If the vessel moves out of a dreamscape, companions left behind can't return to the vessel by being near the dreamer. If a companion is killed, its body doesn't return to the dream voyage unless you carry it with you, just like any other object.
If the dreamer awakens while the dream vessel is still in its dream, it can allow the dream travelers to exit or not (as with dream travel). The dream vessel remains intact in the Dimension of Dreams for the spell's duration even if it's untethered from a dream. It drifts through dreams when this happens, and you can't pilot it to another dream (even a dream of the initial dreamer if that creature begins dreaming again). If you dismiss the spell at any time, you and all subjects within the dream vessel return to where you started on the Material Plane.
You can increase the number of companions you can bring on a dream voyage to 10 creatures per caster level, though to do so you must increase the casting time, maintaining your concentration and touching up to 6 creatures per round as a full-round action. If your concentration is disrupted before you touch all of the targets, the spell is wasted and has no effect. Once you have touched all of your companions, the dream voyage begins; however, its duration is reduced to 1 hour.
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