Anne Lu

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Anne Lu finished a degree in Legal Management, but as a kid, she wanted to be a nurse so she could wear a nursing cap. She admits to being obsessed with "SuperWhoLock" and her pets. She joined IBTimes Australia in April 2013. She may be reached at a.lu@ibtimes.com.au.

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Google Tricks And Secrets: 10 More Fun Google Search Tips [PHOTOS and VIDEOS]

Many of us agree that Google is the best and most powerful search engine there is. It’s so widely used that people “Google” something, but they don’t “Yahoo!” it. It has a clean and simple homepage (no annoying ads), and is fast and user friendly. But probably the best thing about Google is that it is simply fun. Here are ten of the best Google tricks, tips, Easter eggs, and secrets that make online searching cool.
Jul 21, 2013

Queen Elizabeth’s Cousin ‘Not Terribly’ Excited About William And Kate’s Baby

While the world anticipates the birth of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s baby, their great aunt isn’t “terribly excited” about the newest addition to the family. Margaret Rhodes, Queen Elizabeth’s first cousin and her confidant, frankly admitted how she really feels about waiting for the heir or heiress to the throne.
Jul 18, 2013

Kiwi Nick Wang Claims China Treated Him “Like An Animal” In Prison

New Zealand citizen Nick Wang knew it was a big risk to go back to China after his former home country rejected his visa application to visit 18 times in the past 10 years. Still, he wasn't prepared for the animal-like treatment he received when he illegally set foot in the Asian country.
Jul 18, 2013

Police Called On British Father For Singing Happy Birthday To Daughter

At a place called Clowntown where many children spend their birthday parties, singing “Happy Birthday” is illegal. A British father was celebrating his daughter’s birthday at the popular party place in London when the staff called the cops on him for singing Happy Birthday.
Jul 17, 2013

PokerStars and 888 Poker Apps Taken Down From Australian Apple App Store

iPhone and iPad poker players in Australia have been shocked to know that they can't gamble anymore after PokerStars and 888 poker apps have been removed from the Apple App Store on Saturday. No official statement was issued to explain the sudden disappearance of the popular app games, but PokerStars tweeted that the local government was to blame.
Jul 16, 2013

NZ Health Board Fraudster Michael Swann to Be Released On Parole

Michael Swann, the convicted fraudster who still owes New Zealand millions of dollars after defrauding the Otago District Health Board of $16.9 million, is going to be released from prison soon. The Parole Board announced Tuesday that the 51-year-old swindler will be released at the end of July and will work in Christchurch.
Jul 16, 2013

JK Rowling Admits To Using Pen Name Robert Galbraith To Sell New Book, Sales For “The Cuckoo’s Calling” Shot Up After Revelation

After publishing "Harry Potter" and her non-magical-themed "The Casual Vacancy," you don't think JK Rowling is through with writing, do you? Of course not, the bestselling British novelist won't let her billions and her fame get in the way of her love of writing. She has just admitted to using a decidedly masculine pen name to publish the detective novel "The Cuckoo's Calling."
Jul 15, 2013

Amy’s Baking Company: Amy And Samy Bouzaglo Speak Up On Crazy Employee Contract, Gordon Ramsay, And Their Upcoming Own Reality Show

Amy’s Baking Company owners Amy and Samy Bouzaglo are speaking up (again) on their alleged earned infamy after their disastrous appearance on the U.S. reality show “Kitchen Nightmares.” The Arizona-based restaurateurs opened up about celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s difficultness, their criminal past, Samy’s deportation case, the harassments and death threats they receive, their crazy employee contract, and their upcoming reality show.
Jul 12, 2013

Nokia Unveils Newest Lumia 1020 With Killer Camera Feature

Nokia has unveiled its newest Windows phone that is a touted to become the king of camera phones. The new Lumia 1020 has entirely new ultrahigh resolution 41-megapixel with backside illuminated sensors that aim to reinvent the zoom function in camera phones.
Jul 12, 2013

Kevin Rudd Called Disrespectful After Patting Disabled Woman On Head

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was disrespectful to a disabled woman, although he might not be aware of his action, according to a disability campaigner. The Australian politician is under fire for patting and scratching a woman in a wheelchair’s hair, which is deemed as a condescending action towards the disabled.
Jul 11, 2013

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