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If you make a mistake while typing anything in to your iPhone you would normally have to use your finger to position the cursor at the place you needed to make the correction. This can be a bit tricky and fiddly. There is another much simpler way and when you see it, it will change your life!

My five year old nephew sings Happy Birthday, but unfortunately he also has a case of the hiccups.

This short travelogue highlights some of the pharaonic sights of Egypt, including the Giza Pyramids, Saqqara and Dashur Pyramids, the Temple of Hatshepsut, the Colossi of Memnon, Medinet Habu, Dendera Temple and Karnak. This stunning and historic place has so much to offer and should definitely be your next vacation destination.

In the summer of 1890 author Bram Stoker visited the seaside town of Whitby in north Yorkshire, England for his annual summer holiday. A few months earlier he had had an idea to write a novel about a vampire count and while he was in the town he met local people and heard tales of eerie shipwrecks and ghostly hounds. Many of its locations, characters and stories found their way in to his famous gothic novel, Dracula. This short film explores the connections between Whitby, Bram Stoker and Dracula.

Bram Stoker's gothic novel Dracula begins with solicitor Jonathan Harker travelling through Europe to visit a mysterious count at his castle in Transylvania to discuss his purchase of a series of properties in and around London. Harker's travels in Transylvania starts at the Golden Crown Hotel in Bistritz from where he travels through the Carpathian mountains, up the Borgo Pass to arrive at Castle Dracula in the dead of night. Surprisingly, these locations actually exist. Transylvania is a very real place; a province within the modern country of Romania. This short film visits Bistritz (Bistrita) and faithfully re-traces Harker's journey up the Borgo Pass to the castle.