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 Princess Eugenie, the eighth in line to the throne, is getting married at St George's Chapel, in the grounds of Windsor Castle, on October 12, 2018

The venue has already been used this year when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle married at the chapel on May 19

 St George's Chapel has been used for numerous other royal weddings since the time of Queen Victoria's reign

 Princess Anne's son Peter Phillips got married there in 2008.  WHAT WILL KATE MIDDLETON BE WEARING TO THE BIG ROYAL EVENT?  Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles also had their blessing service at the chapel in 2005

 A few years earlier, Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, who is the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II, married Sophie Helen Rhys-Jones on June 19, 1999

 This was the first wedding at the chapel in 94 years. Before that, Princess Margaret of Connaught, who was the daughter of the Duke of Connaught, married Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden, who later became King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden, at St George's Chapel

 Their ceremony took place on June 15, 1905. A year earlier on February 10, 1904, Princess Alice of Albany, the daughter of the Duke of Albany, wed Prince Alexander of Teck, who was later Earl of Athlone

Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein, who was the daughter of Princess Christian, married Prince Aribert of Anhalt on July 6, 1891

On April 27, 1882, Prince Leopold, the Duke of Albany and also the youngest son of Queen Victoria, got married to Princess Helena of Waldeck-Pyrmont got married at St George's  Chapel

  Princess Frederica of Hanover, the great-granddaughter of King George III, wed Luitbert von Pawel Rammingen

 The third son of Queen Victoria, the Duke of Connaught, tied the knot with Princess Louise Margaret of Prussia in March 1979

 Princess Louise, the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria, married the Marquess of Lorne, later Duke of Argyll, on March 21, 1871

 Princess Helena, who was the third daughter of Queen Victoria, married Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg at St George's Chapel on July 5, 1866

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Avenatti: If FBI Investigation Is Not Curtailed Kavanaugh Will Not Survive Process | AM Joy | MSNBC - Duration: 22:16.

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UofI Records Management 101 - Module 1: What is a Record? - Duration: 4:53.

Welcome to Module One of Records Management 101 for University of Illinois employees.

In this module, we will be asking "What is a record?" and covering some basic records management questions.

We know that the records in your office can be overwhelming, especially if you're not sure what they are or how long to keep them.

Our goal throughout this course is to empower you to take control of your records.

We're going to first learn how to identify records and what makes them so important.

Our Module 1 learning objectives are:

University records should be treated as state records.

Records support and document business functions of your office or college.

Records can come in any format.

The difference between records and non-records.

And, finally an overview of the lifecycle of a record.

What is a record?

By law, Any document in any format that is created or received in the transaction of public business is a record.

This definition is purposefully broad to cover many different types of documents,

So, let's unpack it together!

As a land-grant university, the records that we create and receive

that support the functioning of the university are subject to the same laws and rules as state records.

In the next few modules, we will be learning about the rules dictating their care and ultimate disposal,

but first let's talk again about identifying the records in your office.

Let's think about some examples of common records found in many university departments:

Employment applications

PhD theses or dissertations

personnel evaluations

Budget reports

Vendor files

Promotion or tenure applications and files

These are just a few examples

Of the records you might have in your office

and we'll go into how to identify records a little bit later.

It's important to remember that records can come in any format

Traditionally, we might think of simple paper files like reports and contracts

but the truth is records are increasingly digital

This means that e-mail, database information and web site content

can be considered state records if they support functions of public business.

There are certain kinds of documents that are considered to be "non-records" by the State of Illinois.

These include: duplicate copies of records,

draft versions of documents,

reference or library materials and transitory information

Transitory information is any information that is of only fleeting value

like emails exchanged to set up a meeting time

or reminders to sign up for a charity event

It's true that not everything that you create and receive is going to be considered a state record.

So, let's talk about what exactly does qualify as public business, and in turn, what makes a record.

We want to ask ourselves

"What is the purpose of records?"

Answering this question starts with asking what your job function is

and then expands out to what your office's function at the university is

and then ultimately to answering the question:

what is the university's function within the State of Illinois?

The primary role of records is to document decisions and transactions

that support various University functions,

from onboarding new employees to helping students register

for the right courses that will help them succeed.

Records support functions like daily business transactions,

compliance with legislative requirements,

service delivery, risk management,

and documentation of research or other university-sponsored activities.

The university is a large system with a lot of varied functions

so records across colleges and offices will look different.

At the end of the day, any document or information

that is recorded to support your job

and the activities of your office should be considered a state record.

Let's wrap up by talking briefly about the life cycle of a record.

This can sound intimidating, but when we talk about the lifecycle of a record,

we are talking about the various stages associated with the creation, management,

and use of information specific to a business function.

Most records typically have four common stages:

creation or receipt,

active use,

inactive storage,

and final disposition of the record.

Getting to know how specific records in your office

move through their lifecycle will help you better organize the files you have,

store them efficiently,

and ultimately have a timely disposition schedule.

that keeps your office from being buried under records

that are no longer relevant to the business needs of your office.

Let's quickly recap everything that you've learned in Module One!

University records should be treated to state records.

Records support and document business functions of your office or college

Records can come in any format

The difference between records and non-records

And, finally an overview of the lifecycle of a record.

You have completed Module One of Records Management 101 for University of Illinois employees.

Please proceed to Module Two: Retention Basics or visit our training page for additional resources.

Any links or supporting help guides mentioned in this video

will be linked on our training home page for this course under "Additional Resources".

If you have any questions or need assistance, you can contact the Records and Information Management Services Unit at RIMSgroup@uillinois.edu.

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When a Critical Habitat is Neither Critical Nor a Habitat - Duration: 4:41.

Imagine you own some land.

It's belonged to your family for 150 years.

It's potentially worth over $30 million.

You've got big plans for it.

Well, at least you did,

until you get a call

from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

You see, sir, your land used to be a habitat

for the dusky gopher frog.

Now, nobody's seen the frog in your state

in over 50 years, that's true.

But it could hypothetically be a habitat

for the little fella.

All you'd have to do is rip up every tree

across 1,500 acres of your property,

replace all of it with a very specific tree

that doesn't grow there anymore,

ensure that there are ephemeral ponds

that dry up seasonally,

ensure that those ponds don't have any fish

that'll feed on the frogs' eggs,

do controlled burns a few times a year,

and presto, it's habitable.

Of course, by this standard,

here's a mock-up of a potential habitat

for the dusky gopher frog.

(crickets chirping)

If this sounds ridiculous,

that's because it is.

But this is what happened to Ed Poitevent in 2012.

His family has owned a tract of land in Louisiana

for over 150 years.

He sees it as a family heirloom of sorts,

something to pass on to his children.

The land could be worth over $30 million, if developed.

Because of the critical habitat designation,

the Poitevents can't do much with the land

without triggering a complicated

and burdensome consultation process

with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services.

They can't do anything that would require a federal permit,

which, in Ed's case, could apply to just shoveling dirt.

Almost anything that's done on this land is likely

to require a Clean Water Act permit.

Just moving dirt around in an area

that the Army Corps decides

to call a water United States can trigger federal liability

and a federal permit.

And that's the hook.

Conservation work is so challenging

because the dusky gopher frog needs

a very specific landscape to thrive.

Ephemeral ponds, open canopy forests,

and periodic fires to rejuvenate the grasses.

And even then, it's unclear that they would thrive.

And here's why:

this is the nature conservancy

in Old Fort Bayou, Mississippi,

100 miles east of Ed's property.

They've been working to recover the frog's population,

no small task, given its highly specific conditions.

The conservancy took some tadpoles

from the existing frog population

to raise them in filtrated aerated aquariums

with a steady diet of algae wafers,

which, trust me on this,

should not be confused with that healthy Trader Joe's snack.

At their Old Fort Bayou pond,

they've released nearly 3,800 tadpoles,

and 5,500 metamorphs,

which sounds like a Gundam Wing character,

but is actually a technical term for frog.

The results thus far:

fewer than 50 frogs have survived

at their specially designed,

exhaustively nurtured site.

Now, this is not uncommon result

when you're transplanting a species.

Even the most ideal circumstances,

the frog's ability to thrive is challenging,

uncertain, and very, very labor-intensive.

What's someone like Ed Poitevent supposed to do?

In a case like this, you're options are:

A: comply with owner's rules,

and run your very own conservation effort,

overseen by a federal agency

that would quite honestly prefer to take all your land,

B: give up, and leave the land as is,

or C: fight back, and sue.

Ed opted for C.

Pacific Legal Foundation is representing him

on the case, free of charge.

It's taken six years of litigation and fighting,

but it's finally before the Supreme Court.

But the case isn't just about Ed's land,

or a frog that doesn't live there.

If a federal agency can do this to the Poitevents' land,

which, remember, the frog does not, and cannot live,

it can designate any piece of land,

just about anywhere, as critical habitat.

It's a tough case because we care

about protecting endangered species

like the dusky gopher frog.

Biodiversity is important.

But this heavy-handed route does nothing for the frog,

and it severely punishes ordinary citizens.

So what's a better way of protecting the frog?

Tate Wadkins, research fellow

at the Property Environment Research Center,

has some thoughts.

- [Tate] The bottom line is that endangered species

like the dusky gopher frog don't benefit

when the law makes enemies out of landowners.

Channeling those resources to on-the-ground recovery efforts

like the nature conservancies,

would actually benefit at-risk species.

But a more collaborative approach

to dealing with property owners in the first place,

might make them more receptive

to partnering with groups like the nature conservancy.

And in the long run,

that could make a real difference for conservation.

For more infomation >> When a Critical Habitat is Neither Critical Nor a Habitat - Duration: 4:41.

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Why "expression" is the root of activism - Duration: 4:01.

Craig: I composed this piece really as a personal response.

As, I think, any artist it starts inside, in this case, me and so it was a personal

expression, something I needed to do.

And maybe in one way, that's the root of all activism, is that sense of, I needed to express

that it wouldn't go away.

There was a way that this aspect of my voice needed to be heard, and so that's in one way

its own kind of quiet and not-so-quiet form of activism, to say I'm fully here.

I'm not going to keep this expression hidden.

So in that way it's its own ... Any kind of art-making in this way can be activism.

I very much appreciate that people are aligning themselves with Matt's story, with Matt's

life, with this piece of music, and when we perform, it really sparks all kinds of amazing

conversations where we begin talking about the piece and the music and Matt's story,

and then it turns into a larger cultural conversation, a larger personal conversation, and this is

how we need to heal.

It's in relationship.

It's not by sort of professing something and putting a banner up, saying, "This is my belief,

this is my opinion."

The healing comes when we can be in relationship and kind of I reveal myself to you, you reveal

yourself to me with open hearts and an open field."

So this is powerful activism.

I mean, to actually be, as I think Judy and Dennis Shepard, I call them warriors of love.

They're just fierce in terms of bringing this message of love into the world and erasing

hatred, and that is the most powerful kind of activism, is to participate in sort of

the expression of love, that kind of love that transcends all of this separate stuff,

all of this me seeing you as separate and less-than, and it has the power to transcend

that.

It's not inconsequential in the least.

It's enormous.

It's huge.

It's where we need to go.

One of the interesting things for me, just within the musical, classical musical realm

is just this idea, and it's not a new idea, but in this piece there's sort of a unique

version of it.

A lot of musical styles are represented here, and it's very deliberate.

It's meant to create a large tent, because sometimes even I found in music we can be

uncomfortable acknowledging someone else's music.

This is particularly true in sort of the old purist classical realm, where we see a nose

down at so many other kinds of music, and that's changing for sure.

But still, it exists, and, "My music is better than your music, or my music holds something

yours doesn't."

So there is a very intentional piece here where I wanted that choral classical counterpoint

sitting next to a Gregorian chant sitting next to a folk song sitting next to a country

ballad in some way that could feel natural, could kind of show a naturalness to how these

things might live side-by-side.

So this is part of my own activism within the musical realm, 'cause it's kind of stealth.

It looks like a little crossover project or something, and it's really not quite that

at all.

It's much more intended to say, "Let's sit with each other.

Let's listen.

Let's ponder this story while we travel through some musical landscapes as well."

So it's a fascinating journey with the whole thing.

For more infomation >> Why "expression" is the root of activism - Duration: 4:01.

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Blues Acustico 5 | B B King | The Thrill Is Gone - Duration: 4:18.

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This is the Toughest Place to Be - Duration: 2:02.

You know, I believe one of the toughest places to be is the waiting room at a hospital.

I remember several years ago when my mother was diagnosed with kidney cancer.

The surgeon told us that he wasn't sure how extensive it was. It was possible,

he said, that the cancer had already spread to her liver and other vital organs and - if so - her life

expectancy would be short. If, however, the cancer was confined to the kidney,

she would be as good as new in a few weeks. Well, either way, he said, he would do what he could.

Well, shortly after they took my mother to surgery, we went into the waiting room and, well, waited. And waited and waited and waited.

Minutes seemed like hours.

And finally

the doctor came with the good news that the cancer was confined only to my mom's kidney and her prognosis was good.

Well, looking back now, the waiting seemed useless but there was a reason: the surgeon needed time to do his work.

You know, in the opening chapter of the book of Acts, Jesus, just before his ascension, told his followers to wait in Jerusalem.

Sure, they were anxious to start sharing the gospel, but Jesus told them to wait.

You see, Jesus knew that if they tried to share the gospel without the Holy Spirit indwelling their lives, they would fail. So,

they needed to wait until the Holy Spirit came. Today

you may be in the spiritual waiting room.

You know what God's called you to do and you're ready to do it. But the timing isn't right. So, be patient.

Because waiting isn't wasted time if God told you to wait.

Think about it and I'll see you tomorrow.

For more infomation >> This is the Toughest Place to Be - Duration: 2:02.

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Wszystko się komplikuje! (Napisy PL) - Life Is Strange 2 - Episode 1 E2 | Martinus - Duration: 34:55.

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What is Fear Free Happy Homes? - Duration: 1:24.

So, a Fear Free Happy Home that's a new program launched by Fear Free, and

it's basically the direct consumer-facing informational platform. There's a

lot coming down the pipeline, everything from a way to connect people in their

local community to one another, there's a ton of information about mental

enrichment and making sure we're creating the best homes possible—and the

best environments in the homes possible. And then also, again, supporting it back

and making sure clients understand and recognize the value of veterinary

medicine and how the veterinarian is really the expert in pet care in general.

So, it's really an exciting adventure on that part. It's a membership that they

would be enrolling in. So, my understanding is it's a very nominal fee

that they'd be paying yearly, and then they have access to all the information

on the Fear Free Happy Home site, as well as the community and kind of network-facing

app. I know a lot of pet owners are always struggling with where's a

great place for boarding and where is a great place for grooming? And this is

really going to be a network connection and help pet parents realize who are also

adopting Fear Free techniques. Making sure that trainer is on board with Fear

Free, as well as the veterinarian, as well as the groomer, because it will really

take a network of communities to make this big difference in reducing fear,

anxiety, and stress in pets.

For more infomation >> What is Fear Free Happy Homes? - Duration: 1:24.

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Regular Show This Is My Jam - Abbie French - Duration: 10:01.

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This is the worst, I don't know I kind of like it him

Yeah, well you don't need those gloves to hold the hose look at this dude, come on, let me wear them

Sorry wonder what it's doing up in the gutter. Maybe you fell out of a plane

No, it's probably just trash I'm gonna see how far I can chuck it. Wait. What don't you want to see what bandit is?

Oh, look what this song sucks. Nah, you were all into it, too

I remember yeah just for like that one summer in junior high and then I realized how lame it was

whatever man once we pop this

Making sense and now I'm making snacks

It's summertime in dudes gonna head into the beach gonna do some bitchy things dude, it's summertime

Dude, quit it. I'm sorry. I can't help it. It's stuck in my head and I can't get it out

Well for my sanity ever heard of him

Yeah, I know you wouldn't have you got to be in the know to know, you know

No, and that's why you've never heard of them, but trust me. These guys are like real real musician

Yeah, I think your sign just put me to sleep

Man, you have no taste in music. Look all I know is that this song is still stuck in my head? All right

Well, what if we just sit down and listen to the entire summertime song beginning?

Well, did it work, I think it worked but I can't

It's not working the stupid song still stuck in my head you have a song stuck

What's wrong with you, I don't

Know I

Control it thinking about the song anymore. Yeah

Funny

See and it didn't even work look seriously, I don't know what's wrong

Hello

The song it's oh I dia what I'm looking at

I think the song must have left your head and manifested itself into a physical form

Switch

It's just music you can't touch music but music can touch me Oh barf, how do we get rid of it?

I don't know if we just ignore it. It'll probably just go

Cheesiest most repetitive catchiest song ever and then we'll see how he likes it. Aw snap. And that's the perfect title

You to buy us some time so just go dance with them and pretend like you're having fun, all right then thanks pops, but

All right good enough, okay. I'm here and I brought my days wait, how did you I know everything remember whoa

Okay, get ready guys Lina don't start the party without us fellas, whoa

One two three four

Snap-snap come to our macaroni party, then we'll take a nap take a nap

The next person receiving an appreciation plaque is

Skipped next is pops

Hooray for helping a baby bird back into its nest, dude

we're next step back is gonna look sweet hanging over two guys that we couldn't do without and these two guys are

Muscle man and Hi five ghost

Clean up this mess

Wait Benson

What about our appreciation plaques in order to get a plaque you have to do something? That's

Appreciated and according to the book of funding. It's a sacred document. So keep your dirty hands off

Can't you fudge it a bit to make us look better. No, I can only write the truth

And the truth is I don't appreciate you will be the ones handing out the plaques

to ourselves

Dude let's go change that book

The coast is clear I

Found our names give me that hey Mordecai and Rigby are lazy good-for-nothing slackers. Ah

It's kind of true

Their continued employment is no they're not let's change this stupid book

Mordecai and Rigby are my two favorite employees. Let me try every morning Mordecai and Rigby make blueberry pancakes

Do you want check it?

There was this Blizzard and skips broke his leg, but it didn't matter because Mordecai and Rigby took him to the hospital

They totally took him to the hospital. Yeah the emergency

There it is

Hmm I

Smell good. Yeah, who's making what are you two slackers?

My morning, oh no. Oh no, you didn't did you guys do the dishes too? Uh

Yeah, and you washed the floor? Yeah

It's so hot, I can't stop sweating I know

I've already donned my snow shoes

No, sounds like more crazy pops. Talk to me, right? Yeah

Fire you made him breathe fire are you kidding?

It's looking at us made me stop writing there was gonna be a

Super-sweet ending with bazookas and explosions at a helpmeet the book

If everything we write in the book comes true then all we need to do is we got Vincent

Why isn't it working because he still has the cava

I'll take that. I don't know what's been going on here or why you two jokers have my book

So you had better clean this mess ups what still no appreciation plot

Its you really wasted the time of that guy. You killed he's dead. I know I'm sorry. Can you bring him back?

No, his body has been blown into bits of star stuff

And even though he's annoying, he's still my best friend you're right father time I deserve to be trapped here I'll be honest Mordecai

Houseguests who really Anil remember stop bottling up your emotions because if I ever catch you back here again

He will be sorry

Now get on the time party

Wrigley you're with me. Yes, I do

Hey guys, your food's almost ready. Sorry for the holdup. Hey Margaret. I'll be back with your food guys

Dude, did you see how hard Margaret laughed at me? Oh

Dude, you're jealous. Admit it dude. I'm not

Well, maybe just a little

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