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Meet Heckerty, well-known British children's story, makes its way to the iPad

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Meet Heckerty is a delightful British children’s story starring Heckerty, a “zany, 409-year-old, upside-down-on-her-broomstick, green-faced witch,” and her sidekick cat Zanzibar. The traditional story has made its way to the iPad with a wonderful adaptation that takes advantage of the interactivity offered by Apple’s tablet device. Children can choose to read the book themselves or have the voice of Jan Ziff read the story to them. Each page... Read more

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Siri shown to launch, run mock experiment by British Telecom

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Siri isn’t just a personal assistant who can read your messages or check your calendar. The voice assistant may also play a role in finding a cure for cancer. A team of researchers from BioTeam, Accelrys and British Telecom worked together to plug Siri into scientific data analysis software that’s accessible via the cloud. In a proof-of-concept video, the team shows Siri interacting with analysis software Accelrys Pipeline Pilot to crunch numbers from an... Read more

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Man uses iPhone app to revive stunned bird

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A British tree surgeon, Leon Timms, was at home recently when he saw a tiny chaffinch lying on the ground. The small bird had apparently flown into one of the solar panels on Timms’ roof or smacked into a window, and it was dazed and having problems breathing. Smart-thinking Timms immediately grabbed for the nearest bird-revival tool at hand — an iPhone. Timms said that “I brought the chaffinch inside and started stroking him on my lap, and then I... Read more

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Becoming an Australian Citizen: It's Just a Ride!

From What It's Really Like to Live in, 2 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Hello, my name is Bob. I’m an Australian. Well, that may be stretching the point a bit, but I am an Australian citizen. Regular readers will have read about our Australian citizenship ceremony. I was, of course, born in England, so I am British. But now after a very long and sometimes bumpy ride, I [...]Post from: Life in AustraliaBecoming an Australian Citizen: It’s Just a Ride! Read more

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Advice On Moving To London From The States

From London Relocation Blog, 3 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Advice On Moving To London From The States is a post from: London Relocation Blog While London looks quaint and charming on postcards, you will have to prepare yourself before you get here for the fact that your new London rental will be something the size of a postage stamp. Most advice on moving to London will tell you that you will be living in one of the most fascinating and cosmopolitan cities in the world. You'll be able to immerse yourself in British culture and have... Read more

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How an iPhone Audition Got Benedict Cumberbatch Into the ?Star Trek' Sequel

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Benedict Cumberbatch, the British actor and “Sherlock” star, explains how a reading he recording on an iPhone and submitted electronically to J. J. Abrams got him cast in that director’s sequel to “Star Trek.” More details Read more

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Jonathan Ive wins British Visionary Innovator award

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Jony Ive can add British Visionary Innovator to his long list of design awards. The Apple design head was given the award by Britain’s Intellectual Property Office as part of its World Intellectual Property Day celebration. As noted in a Macworld UK report, Ive won with 46.6 percent of the vote. He was followed by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the man behind HTTP protocol and the World Wide Web, who grabbed 18.6 percent. Ive certainly has earned the award. Since he... Read more

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Relocation London England ? Family Friendly Areas

From London Relocation Blog, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Relocation London England ? Family Friendly Areas is a post from: London Relocation Blog When you prepare for relocation London England with the entire family, there are a number of things to take into account. From setting up a British bank account to finding a school for your child, various things must be planned in advance to prevent relocation delays. By understanding how a relocation company can assist you with finding family friendly areas, you can start to find an... Read more

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Creative Use of English Language in France

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In the 2004 novel ?A Year in the Merde', an Englishman is sent to Paris to set up a chain of tea rooms in France. At the beginning of the book, the British guy tries to explain his French team that ?My Tea Is Rich' is not a good name for a chain of English tea rooms. The French stand their ground against the crazy Englishman and argue the name chosen is perfect, because it plays on the first sentence of an Assimil English course and is, for French people, ?a typical English expression'.... Read more

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Living in London ? St. George's Day

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Living in London ? St. George's Day is a post from: London Relocation Blog Living in London ? St. George's Day While living in London taking part of cultural festivals is highly recommended to get a real feel for the city and its people.? A great family-friendly festival is the celebration of St. George's Day in Trafalgar Square.? St. George, the patron saint of England, has been celebrated since at least Norman Times and is an icon for the British people.? This St. George's... Read more

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