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That is wonderful. Wow, you can see the family genes in action here. Gosh, people (not so much here, more like the Daily Mail commentators) have been saying "like father like on" in reference to William these days, mostly with negative thoughts, but if they could see how much it is true of Harry as well, and in more positive, funny way.... 
Harry is such a character.... with his funny hair and silly faces. 
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“You are a member of the British royal family. We are never tired, and we all love hospitals.”
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Princes William and Harry have been inspired by their parents to extend their charitable links with the launch of a new forum. The second-in-line to the throne has explained that he intends to find "his own way" and wants to be more than just a royal "ornament".
BBC NEWS | UK | Princes extend charitable links
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They are starting to follow in their fathers footsteps - good for them! 
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I'm sorry but I hate that everything they do is compared to their mother. The press won't let them have their own identity.
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Prince Harry walks with army cadets at the Canolfan Hyfforddi Cwrt y
Gollenn training camp on April 6, 2010 near Abergavenny, south Wales,
United Kingdom.
The Prince, in his role as patron of the Special Cadet 150 Expedition,
met with the cadets ahead of their expedition to Lesotho.
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** zimbio 2 : Prince Harry in the Black Mountains **
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Prince Harry will be present at german TV show "Ein Herz für Kinder".
The shown by german TV channel ZDF on Saturday, 18th December 2010 at 20:14 pm.
Prinz Harry bei
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12-17-2010, 05:13 PM
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http://http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1339555/Kate-Middleton-Prince-William-engagement-Harry-pleased-gain-sister.html
It is actually features some excerpts of an interview that Harry gave to Bild in honor of his upcoming award.
It is admittedly not much about his charity work which is quite disappointing as he is quite accomplished in this area and deserves some credit for what he has achieved. Hopefully tomorrow there will be better interviews and lots of pictures. With hopefully no more mentions of William and Kate as Harry deserves some attention. Besides his comments about Kate were reported when the engagement was announced.
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On July 4, Prince Harry as Patron attended and introduced an Anglo-Zulu war lecture by
Robert Caskie, St James’s Palace State Apartments, London.
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What was he patron of? The lecture?
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This was posted on Twitter via Clarence House. It's the text of Harry's speech. Hope it helps.
The Prince of Wales - A speech by Prince Harry to introduce Zulu War Talks, St. James's Palace, London
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What was he patron of? The lecture?
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I believe that it was part of Help for Heroes.
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07-08-2011, 09:28 PM
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Once again...Thanks for the link. I love that Harry is so passionate about his charities. The Zulu War Talks was also interesting to read about as I was not familiar with the event.
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08-31-2011, 11:14 PM
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In this article, it also says Harry is accepting the patronage of another charity in 2012! Look torwards the bottom.... 
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08-31-2011, 11:39 PM
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New charity in 2012? Looking forward finding that out.
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He's now Patron of The Halo Trust's 25th Anniversary Celebrations and Patron of the Rugby Football Union’s All Schools Programme.
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He's now Patron of The Halo Trust's 25th Anniversary Celebrations and Patron of the Rugby Football Union’s All Schools Programme.
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Yes. Thank you being more specific than I was. I need to actually say what his new patronages are. :)
The Halo Trust has to do with landmines I believe which is what is mother very famously advocated for.
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Yes. Thank you being more specific than I was. I need to actually say what his new patronages are. :)
The Halo Trust has to do with landmines I believe which is what is mother very famously advocated for.
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Some information on the two new Patronages;
The Halo Trust - We have over 8,000 full-time staff in 13 countries, with on-going surveys into new regions. By December 2012, twenty-four years after founding HALO, we have reached some important milestones that include:
Over 1.4 million landmines destroyed
Over eleven million items of larger calibre ordnance destroyed
Over 195,000 cluster munitions destroyed
Over fifty three million bullets destroyed
Over 3,300 heavy weapon systems immobilised
Over 160,000 assault rifles destroyed
Over 9,800 minefields cleared
31,875 hectares (78,764 acres) made safe from landmines
143,429 hectares (354,420 acres) made safe from unexploded and abandoned ordnance
14,345 kilometres (8,914 miles) of roads cleared
25th Anniversary Press Release
The website doesn't mention Diana which I think is testament to their amazing work.
Rugby Football Union’s All Schools Programme - Prince Harry announced as Patron of RFU's All Schools programme
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The RFU firmly believes that rugby union is a game for All Schools – all schools and all young people in a school can play, and rugby can have a positive impact on all of the school. Currently, around 1,500 state secondary schools play competitive rugby union. As Patron, Prince Harry will support the RFU in its ambition for 750 more to be self-sufficient rugby playing schools by the Rugby World Cup 2019, and to encourage new players to join local clubs.
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