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Websites and tools that I regularly use for my analysis and reports
Here is a list of websites and tools that I regularly use for my analysis and reports, but not only for this purpose… actually I use these websites also for my own private interest 
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Queen Elizabeth II visits Google in London – UK
(images courtesy of Jon and google) – On the 16th of October 2008, Queen Elizabeth II visited Google’s UK Headquarters in London.
Queen Elizabeth II was the first Sovereign to send an email, and now Queen Elizabeth II is the first Queen to visit Google’s UK Headquarters in London.
Google celebrated the queen’s visit by creating a special version of its google.co.uk home page, which featured a silhouette of her head as the second “G” and a regal crown atop the “E” in their logo. This Logo is called Google Doodles and was designed by schoolchildren (here the article).
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2008 – UCL (University College London) in the TOP 7 Universities in the world
University College London (UCL) is one of the TOP 7 Universities in the world (source: The Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings accessed on the 11th of Oct 2008), and it ranks number 4 within the British Universities. In addition to this, UCL is the only British University that has improved its rank amongst the top 7 Universities in the world, from position number 9 (2007) up to position number 7 (2008). UCL performed better than Cambridge, Oxford, and Imperial College (all of these 3 mentioned Universities lost positions).
Source: The Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings
For more information about methodology, research, and ranking by subject, visit topuniversities.com
More articles available at Times Higher Education
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