In 100 days will commence in Orlando in the United States the second edition of "Invictus Games' sports competition organized by Prince Harry. So the selections for the UK team, took place in Bath, southwest England,  on Friday was ringside.

He applauded, shouted encouragement, helped an athlete whose chair had overturned because of the wind, spoke with several others, and made a speech to motivate the competitors. This January 29, Prince Harry was in the sports training village of Bath University which hosts three days the selections of disabled athletes that will make up the British team of Invictus Games 2016 in ten disciplines. Following the principle of the Olympic Games, for former military men and women who were injured in the context of their commitment to serving their homeland. After a first edition in London in September 2014, the second is scheduled from  May 8 to 12 in Orlando, Florida.

Dressed in jeans and a shirt, Prince Harry wearing a black anorak and yellow, the colors of the logo of Invictus Games he wore on his chest. In his speech to Athletes who compete to win one of the 100 seats of the UK team, thirties asked, according to comments reported by the "Daily Mail", to be ambassadors of that he called the "spirit Invictus" to spread worldwide. They said the Invictus mind was a "selfless commitment, heroic activities, many of them had already demonstrated one way or another. He took the opportunity to pay tribute to a friend of his brother explorer Henry Worsley, who died of exhaustion as he was about to close the crossing of Antarctica on foot alone and without assistance as part of 'an expedition. It has raised more than EUR 130 000 for the benefit of wounded soldiers, Endeavour Fund through the fund created by the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry which notably supports Invictus Games.
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La princesse Béatrix, le prince Constantijn et la princesse Laurentien ont assisté au lancement de la Holland Dance Festival à La Haye. Cette fois, il dansait question puisque le trio royal a lancé la 15e édition du Holland Dance Festival. Qui prévoit trois semaines plus de 50 spectacles mettant en vedette des artistes de huit pays différents, ainsi que des ateliers, des dîners-spectacles, débats et films.
Pour l'occasion, la Princesse Laurentien, qui portait une robe noire graphique, rose et or avec son gilet assorti, portaient des boucles d'oreilles or ses parsemées de fleurs énormes. Princesse Beatrix attendant opté pour tous velours noir et dentelle mis en évidence par la veste avec tresse d'or. Elle était à l'extérieur sous une cape noire également doublée de fourrure.
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Princess Beatrix, Prince Constantijn and Princess Laurentien attended the launched of the Holland Dance Festival in The Hague.

 This time he was dancing question since the royal trio launched the 15th edition of the Holland Dance Festival. Which provides for three weeks over 50 performances featuring artists from eight different countries, as well as workshops, dinner shows, discussions and films.

For the occasion, Princess Laurentien, who wore a black graphic dress, pink and gold with its matching cardigan, wore her gold hoop earrings dotted with huge flowers. Princess Beatrix meanwhile opted for all black velvet and lace highlighted by the jacket with gold braid. She was outside under a black cape also lined with fur.
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Princesse Laurentien a également lancé la Journée nationale de lecture le 27 Janvier, une initiative de la Fondation pour la lecture qui vise à encourager les enfants qui ne lisent pas encore. Vêtu d'un pantalon blanc et un haut noir avec des motifs géométriques, jaune et gris, l'épouse du prince Constantijn, a visité à cet effet à Baarn une école, un village dans la province d'Utrecht, pour une lecture de petit déjeuner avec les tout-petits.
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Princess Laurentien also launched National Reading Day on January 27th, an initiative of the Foundation for reading which aims to encourage the children who do not read yet. Dressed in white pants and a black top with geometric patterns, yellow and gray, the wife of Prince Constantijn, visited for this purpose in Maarn a school, a village in the province of Utrecht, for a breakfast reading with toddlers.
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