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My new comments system “Intense Debate” is in place. You will now have features such as threaded comments, voting on favorite comments, and tracking the comments of friends across any blog with Intense Debate embedded.

I hope you all enjoy this new feature. :)

These are the beautiful, classically designed and highly technological pieces of art work that are official royal websites. This list is of course found at MandysRoyalty.org/Links.html along with other interesting royal sites.

Britain
http://www.royal.gov.uk

Norway
http://www.kongehuset.no

Denmark
http://www.kongehuset.dk/english/

Jordan
http://www.kingabdullah.jo/

Sweden
http://www.royalcourt.se

Holland
http://www.koninklijkhuis.nl/english

Monaco
http://www.palais.mc

Belgium
http://www.monarchie.be/en/

Other:

House of Hohenzollern
http://www.preussen.de/en/heute.html

The Romanovs
http://www.imperialhouse.ru/eng/index.html

Ex-King Constantine of the Hellenes
http://www.formerkingofgreece.org/

Mandy Votes for the Best Sites

Most Famous: British Monarchy

Most Elegant: Danish Monarchy

Easiest Navigation: Swedish Monarchy

Most Unique: The Imperial Romanov website (and of Grand Duchess Marie Vladimirovna)

I need more people involved with my online royal studies school “The Royal Educational Society”. So anyone out there wishing to teach - you can be an actual teacher or someone wishing to share their vast knowledge of a royal subject - please contact me through my website:

http://www.mandysroyalty.org/Contact.html

Since the site is in its formative stages, I am only accepting offers from people interested in teaching courses at this time. This is all strictly volunteer work should you wish to participate as a teacher.Your participation helps to forge an amazing new experience for people everywhere.

I need people who are experts in the Anglo-Saxon era of Britain’s history.

You need to download the player, but it is worth it. Remarkable footage that has never been seen or hasn’t been seen in years.

A sample for your enjoyment - Babelgum: Grace and Rainier Visit US

My podcast/videocast has been going for quite some time, and it has always been a lot of fun. RoyaltyNow! has been a great way to connect with my readers, and it all started as a “frequently asked questions” video. I hope to improve it more and more even now.

As my wedding approaches, I have been adding more items to my gift registry. I discovered a podcasting set that can be purchased through the store Bed, Bath, and Beyond. It looked great, so I added it to the registry a few weeks ago. I am glad I did, because it is a good price, and I think it’s time to upgrade.  The need for better video has been made painfully apparent looking back at my Royal Collection video’s quality. More recently, my “Voki” avatar made me aware of the equally heinous audio that I contend with on a weekly basis.

The podcasting set is one of those fun things you get to add to your registry after you select all of your absolutely sensible items. :)

Get a Voki now!

Yes, it’s true! Mandy’s British Royalty now offers online courses in Royal history. Your participation helps to forge an amazing new experience for people everywhere.

Since the site is in its formative stages, I am only accepting offers from people interested in teaching courses at this time. This is purely voluntary. If you are interested in teaching a course, please contact me through my website - http://www.mandysroyalty.org/Contact.html

(c)2008 Mandy’s British Royalty

Marilyn of ‘Marilyn’s Royal Blog’ reviews the official websites for the British monarchy, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and Prince Michael of Kent.

Which website is your favorite? I like the layout of Prince Michael’s website. Very clean and easy to navigate. I do like the update made to the Prince of Wales’ website. Remember when it used to be dark green? I do. I loved that colo(u)r. Other than that, the new look is great and its accessibility is wonderful. Prince Charles is always very willing to discuss his views and beliefs. You always know where you stand with him, which I like.

Has anyone seen Princess Michael’s website? The wife of HRH Prince Michael, she is notorious for her public gaffes, much like the Duke of Edinburgh but without the humor. Still, she’s a right royal character that can’t be passed by. The Princess’ website of course highlights her literary works, the most recent one being “The Serpent and the Moon“.

Sorry if I did not appear today for the chat. Meebo, which signs me in to Yahoo and AOL at the same time, was giving me problems. However, I want to thank everyone who came to chat yesterday and I hope we can resume our live discussions on Monday (June 30th).