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Old 12-13-2006, 04:16 AM
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I think it is generous for the boys to invite Camilla to attend the memorial service to remember their mother. It will be a good gesture for the boys to invite both sides of their family to join together and put aside the history and look forward to the future.
I think Camilla will attend the event will be hard for everyone, not only the public but Camilla and Charles themselves. However they are not there only to remember Diana but also supporting the boys as an united family. As normal people, we may put our feelings before everything, but as royals,they would put personal feelings behind what is necessarily done. The boys are great!
I think the memorial service will provide an opportunity for some healing and closure, and I suspect the boys may have that in mind. I think they are rather special young men.
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I suppose this means there won't be enough time to arrange a Royal Wedding on top of the Diana remembrances and Diamond Wedding celebrations.
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Old 12-13-2006, 06:15 AM
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I suppose this means there won't be enough time to arrange a Royal Wedding on top of the Diana remembrances and Diamond Wedding celebrations.
They will slip that little nugget in beforehand and hope nobody notices!
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I suppose this means there won't be enough time to arrange a Royal Wedding on top of the Diana remembrances and Diamond Wedding celebrations.


Well, maybe Catherine could start her own business on organising Royal events....
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Old 12-13-2006, 07:29 AM
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I am horrified to report that a couple of women I know have just got themselves some tickets, not because they thought Diana was wonderful, but, because they like Duran Duran!
That is truly a horrifying thought!
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Old 12-13-2006, 07:35 AM
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A memorial concert for Diana? A great idea imo and one that is much more appropriat e than that sill fountain in London.

As for the bill, having done a quick ask of friends/family and colleagues I don't know of anyone who has a problem with this concert, even if the taxpayer ends up paying for it. What's a couple of million at the end of the day?
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Old 12-13-2006, 07:38 AM
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I find it very odd how this is being done on the 10th anniversary of a death. Surely if you want to commemorate a life you'd wait for a milestone such as a 50th? This just strikes me as very strange. The Princes dont want people trading on their mother's name - so they set up a concert and open it up to big businesses.
Why wait for milestones? These days memorials are held fairly frequently, just look at the recent memorial of the Buncefield Disaster. It seems that every year there's some occasion commemorating the 5th, 10th etc. anniversary of something.
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The tickets have sold out in just 36minutes.
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Inviting Camilla to the memorial service is a bit unexpected for most of us...
It was not that unexpected to me, to tell the truth.
If any Royal was invited then Camilla should have been invited as well. And given the strong and warn relationships of the Duchess and her step-sons, I was sure they would invite her, if anyone else was invited.

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The tickets have sold out in just 36minutes.
Wow, that quite some speed!
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I think a concert would be great to commerate her life! 10 Years, wow, time has passed so fast.... I'm glad to see the Duchess of Cornwall attending too. Somehow, its just provides some sort of closure to the events that occured many years ago...
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Old 12-13-2006, 08:47 AM
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The tickets have sold out in just 36minutes.
wow! 36 minutes? ha ha ha I hope this event will be a great exist, for diana and especially for the people and organitations will be help with this great idea of the boys
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yes It;s sold out... sorry..

http://www.hellomagazine.com/royalty...diana-concert/

http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Musi...ert/index.html
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Old 12-13-2006, 11:25 AM
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IAnd I am still hoping that the Spice Girls will reunite...but now that Mel B is pregnant...its looking like that's not going to happen :(
Well I think Mel B is due around March, so there is still a chance it might happen.

I wonder if this might get broadcasted, I remember Much Music (similar to MTV) showing Party in the Park, so we the ticketless might still have a chance to see.
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Well I think Mel B is due around March, so there is still a chance it might happen.

I wonder if this might get broadcasted, I remember Much Music (similar to MTV) showing Party in the Park, so we the ticketless might still have a chance to see.
You will be able to see the concert on the homepage of it as stream. While the quality is not really good if you don't have a fast internet access, you might be able to record it and burn a DVD if you have the necessary programmes. There is still time to get the equipment in case you need it!
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I was shock when I read the princes invite Camilla to their mother memorial concert. However, when I read father down it said Charlie and Camilla "cannot attent". It will not surprise me they decline the invitation.
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006570559,00.html

Concert for Diana tickets sell out


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../udiana113.xml

Diana ticket sell out in hours
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...556592,00.html
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Concert for Diana tickets sell out


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../udiana113.xml

Diana ticket sell out in hours
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...556592,00.html
diana is still very very popular in engalnd.
I read in a spanicsh paper that was 60.000 tickets, soon it will have more.
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Swan Lake! Ballet! Classial!? the concert will have ballet classic?
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