It's hardly rare, though, in our mobile modern society, to accumulate several different homes over the course of a lifetime. These large patches of vegetation serve little real purpose, but they are part of a public face people put on, displaying their home as an extension of themselves. Susan Clayton, an environmental psychologist at the College of Wooster, says that for many people, their home is part of their self-definition, which is why we do things like decorate our houses and take care of our lawns. When laid out all together, the theme to my décor becomes painfully obvious, but why it was more important to me to display the places I've lived rather than pictures of friends, or favorite music or books, all of which are also meaningful, I couldn't initially say. I considered each of those places my home at one time or another, whether it was for months or years. My roommate and I have an entire wall in our kitchen plastered with maps of places we've been, and twin Ferris wheels, one at Navy Pier, one at Place de la Concorde, are stacked on top of one another in my living room. Typographic posters of Michigan and Chicago hang above my bed, a photo of taxis zooming around Manhattan sits atop my dresser and a postcard of my hometown's famous water tower is taped to my door. There's a triptych of sunsets next to my bedroom door, dusk forever falling over the small Michigan town where I grew up, the beach next to my college dorm and Place de la Concorde in Paris, where I spent a cliché but nonetheless happy semester.

Set-ADUser $ShardMBX.SamAccountName -Add $ShardMBX.SamAccountName -Add $ShardMBX.My house is a shrine to my homes.

Stores data for the Exchange migration service to use when moving mailboxes in batches.

This includes Rights Management Services, cross-premises mail-flow monitoring probes and responses, notifications, online archives, messaging records management, and cross-premises free/busy information. This mailbox stores data used to maintain federation between different Exchange organizations. The following table lists each type of arbitration mailbox and their responsibilities. Arbitration mailboxes are used for storing different types of system data and for managing messaging approval workflow.

Exchange 2016 CU8 or later contains seven special system mailboxes known as arbitration mailboxes.

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