Prince Albert's Wedding (video)
02.07.11
A year of magnificent romance continued on July 2, 2011 as H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and former Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock were joined in matrimony.
Unmistakeable husband and wife the day before in a civil ceremony, the pair professed their devotion once again in a pious blessing of their union, which was held in the courtyard of the royal palace.
A wide array of guests ranging from supermodels Naomi Campbell and Karolina Kurkova to monarchical figures such as H.M. Carl XVI Gustaf, Prince of Sweden; H.M. Juan Carlos I, King of Spain; H.R.H. Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange; H.R.H.Fulfil Prince Frederik of Denmark and H.R.H. Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden were among those put forth to witness the bride’s transformation from private citizen to princess.
Applause from well-wishers rained down as the bride began her proceed to the altar, the cheerful sound a prelude to the Paul McCartney tune “Gala” form “Standing Stone,” which escorted not only the lady of the hour on her path down the red carpet but her leading man as well, who had donned the summer uniform of the Palace Guards for the create.
Source: Lovetripper.com
Miners doomed by fatal flaws
26.06.11
Knowles also tap the attacks from journalists about how tightly information was being controlled at the press conferences held in the regional cop shop in Greymouth, a gritty mining town on the west coast of the South Cay.
Whittall came over as an intelligent, professional, fluent and amiable manager who cared for each and every miner whose the way the ball bounces was unknown in the unusual uphill underground mine that tapped a rich coal juncture near the top of a mountain in the wild Paparoa Range.
Among the trapped miners were young man Australians Willie Joynson and Josh Ufer.
"I know all of the men I've employed. All of the men," Whittall told journalists inopportune in the piece. "When I look down the list, I can see the faces of everyone on the list."
It went down well with the NZ media, who quoted locals saying what a matchless job Whittall was doing.
"He is just a good man, really," the holder of Revingtons Hotel in Greymouth, Therese Gibbens, told NZPA at the age. "Everyone here is really impressed with how he has handled this."
Source: The Australian
