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01-18-2013, 11:55 AM
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Prince William supports Royal Marsden campaign
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https://www.royalmarsden.org/ten10/prince-william
“I am extremely proud to be President of The Royal Marsden, an incredible hospital and a world-class cancer centre. Please help them continue their amazing work as a centre of innovation and help make a difference for people with cancer everywhere.”
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01-21-2013, 05:47 AM
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01-25-2013, 02:24 PM
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Prince William should go to Afghanistan, says majority of Britons | Royal | | Daily Express
Results of a survey on whether William should be allowed into Afghanistan.
Interesting results but he won't be allowed to go and I think HMQ and Charles will rue that Harry even raised it.
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02-10-2013, 01:21 PM
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Elisa Roche@Elisa_Roche
Lovely letter from Prince Wills to nominees at 2night's @BAFTA s thanking them for "so many memorable film moments in 2012" signed 'William'
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02-21-2013, 12:11 PM
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I think both Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will attend this year
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02-26-2013, 03:28 PM
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Caitlin @KateWillWatch
RT @sabah_RK PRINCE WILLIAM IS COMING O MY COUSINS SCHOOL!!!
We'll have to wait to get more details
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02-27-2013, 09:27 AM
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Prince William rescues walkers stranded overnight in Snowdonia in freezing conditions
Flight Lt Wales flew into action in his RAF Sea King helicopter after the pair, in their 40s and 50s, were reported missing by a worried friend
Prince William rescues walkers stranded overnight in Snowdonia in freezing conditions - Mirror Online
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02-28-2013, 03:17 PM
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Apparently, two members of the public have spotted Prince William on a flight to Zurich.
Two tweets from today:
“@Judefry: I’m not usually starstruck but Prince William was on my plane to Zurich and he is definitely quite cute in real life”
“@alicesparks95:Can’t believe Prince William was on my Mums plane today lol”
I found it at the following website (scroll down), which also states that William is attending a friend's wedding.
William and Catherine - Page 1 of 1924
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02-28-2013, 03:22 PM
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I miss seeing William and Kate together. I hope they do a joint engagement soon.
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02-28-2013, 08:23 PM
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Wow!! I have a cousin in the RCAF who is a Sea King pilot and told us once that conditions like that are the ones she and all of them hope and pray they never end up being called out for. Simply due to just how high risk the conditions make the mission, because the winds can change direction at the drop of a hat and if you don't keep your head and let the training kick in, you can get into very real trouble really fast.
For all those who think William's just "playing and hiding up in Wales", need to read this and then think awfully hard before they say that again. Sadly, I also know the odds of that are nil, but worth the try.
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02-28-2013, 11:05 PM
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It is a risky job that the SAR do. Catherine expressed in Canada that she worry about William on the job.
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03-01-2013, 12:41 AM
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 Imagine if he got his wish and went to Afghanistan!
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03-03-2013, 05:46 AM
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^I don't know when he has time to do all these things, but he gets it done!
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No offence meant but whilst I know William has a real job, and he works so many long shifts, I'm pretty sure if he's got enough spare time to pop over to a friends wedding he can take 5 minutes out of his day to make a little video. I imagine they were done weeks ago, due to the setting.
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I very much dough, that doing a 'little Videomessage' is done in 5min. I can assure you that much from my professional background as a PR-Consultant. Even if he is not involved in the production and 'only' does the speaking part, he will have to work the speech through several times, and doing the vid several times over I guess. No way to do it in under 3hours, very possible more.
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No offence meant but whilst I know William has a real job, and he works so many long shifts, I'm pretty sure if he's got enough spare time to pop over to a friends wedding he can take 5 minutes out of his day to make a little video. I imagine they were done weeks ago, due to the setting.
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I very much dough, that doing a 'little Videomessage' is done in 5min. I can assure you that much from my professional background as a PR-Consultant. Even if he is not involved in the production and 'only' does the speaking part, he will have to work the speech through several times, and doing the vid several times over I guess. No way to do it in under 3hours, very possible more.
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IMO, if it is an issue he cares deeply about, he would have had some input into the content and form of the message as well.
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03-12-2013, 12:47 PM
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Most of the work on the speech can be done at home, when he has free time. He doesn't work 24/7 I suppose. Making the video may require the said 3 hours at least which means he probably did it in a day free of RAF work and still had many hours in that day to work on other things. With a bit of organization, he can do all. It's not surprising at all.
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03-12-2013, 12:53 PM
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Most of the work on the speech can be done at home, when he has free time. He doesn't work 24/7 I suppose. Making the video may require the said 3 hours at least which means he probably did it in a day free of RAF work and still had many hours in that day to work on other things. With a bit of organization, he can do all. It's not surprising at all.
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I didn't mean to say its surprising per se, but I'm proud of him for working a full-time job and still trying to perform his duties as a royal. He basically has two jobs. There are a lot of jours that go in to being a patron and royal. My father has always had two jobs(he's a workaholic) and even though his job as a firefighter is shift work, it's not so simple as to she on his off-time he has all the one in the work. Plus, you add William needing to travel and its pretty admirable. I don't want to down play that. He deserves to be applauded just like Harry or my father or anyone else.
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