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Saudi Arabia Fairground Accident 31st July 2025
Saudi Arabia Fairground Accident 31st July 2025 ITV footage shows a fairground ride collapsing and injuring multiple passengers in Saudi Arabia earlier today. The incident occurred at Green Mountain Park in the city of Abha. Reports state that more than 20 people were injured. The ride was swinging in the air when it suddenly dropped to the ground, causing panic among onlookers. Emergency services arrived quickly, and several victims were taken to nearby hospitals. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the malfunction.
By Marie381Uk 7 months ago in Writers
Elevate Your SEO: Discover the Best UK Agencies for 2025
Launching a successful website isn’t just about having the right tech skills; it’s about understanding a web of interconnected factors, with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) at the forefront. There’s a common belief that if you grew up with computers, creating a website should be easy, but that’s simply not true. Without a strong SEO approach, it can be quite a challenge to differentiate yourself from the competition.
By David Watson7 months ago in Writers
Top 5 Gmail Backup Tools
With growing technology, cyber threats are also increasing on a rapid scale. Gmail, for example, has experienced multiple several outages and crashes ever since 2025 started. Recently, on July 18th, 2025, Gmail and other Google Workspace services reported a widespread outage as reported by The Economic Times. Although this error was resolved 46 minutes later, it caused a significant loss of productivity for students, individuals, and multiple organizations globally.
By Suhail Khan7 months ago in Writers
AI Jobocalypse
Artificial intelligence has sparked intense debate about the future of human employment. While headlines warn of mass job displacement and corporate leaders predict shrinking workforces, the reality is far more nuanced. AI isn't simply replacing workers - it's fundamentally transforming how we work, what we do, and the skills we need to succeed.
By Narghiza Ergashova7 months ago in Writers
Sound and Vision
I'm surprised that I did not think of this sooner... I am at home during a very hot Tuesday, sitting in my kitchen in front of this screen with a plan to go for a short walk after the leftovers I have had for dinner. I am waiting on money in the mail (snail, unfortunately), and having vague thoughts about which dumpster I would choose if I do get kicked out of my apartment and have to suffer another humiliation. The job hunt continues, with one application sent to a school that I applied to years before, had an interview with, and then found myself rejected from because the teacher I was supposed to replace decided not to retire.
By Kendall Defoe 7 months ago in Writers
You Don’t Pick a Niche—You Build a Niche
The idea of "picking a niche" often tricks new business owners. They picture choosing a ready-made market. This common thought makes it seem like a passive act. But truly successful entrepreneurs do not just pick a market. They actively, carefully build one. They do not stumble upon a niche. They pour effort into growing it, much like a gardener tends a prized crop.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
Writer’s Block Isn’t Real
“I’m not blocked. I’m just overwhelmed, tired, scared, distracted, perfectionistic, doubting, or stubborn. Or all of the above.”
By Georgia7 months ago in Writers
Writing as Resistance: Why Fantasy Is Inherently Political
“Fantasy is escapism, yes — but sometimes what we most need to escape is silence.” When I first started writing fantasy, I wanted to escape. I craved worlds that were nothing like mine, places untouched by politics, fear, injustice, or grief. I wanted dragons, not discourse. Magic, not metaphor.
By Georgia7 months ago in Writers
Best UX Designers Around the World [2025]
Crafting successful apps and websites hinges on prioritizing user needs. Effective UX (User Experience) design, which demands a blend of technical skill and creative insight, is essential for building digital platforms that truly connect with people.
By David Watson7 months ago in Writers
Enhancing Remote Work Culture: Recognizing Achievements in a Virtual Environment
Over the past few years, remote work has gone from being a nice perk to the norm for many companies. What started as a temporary solution during the COVID-19 pandemic has become the new normal for teams around the world. 53% of all departments now have at least some team members working remotely. That means companies have had to rethink how they work, communicate, and most importantly, how they support and recognize their people.
By Colin Brown7 months ago in Writers
The Writer’s Waterfall:
Have you ever experienced a moment when words seem to pour from your mind like a rushing waterfall — unstoppable, vivid, and deeply alive?
By Sai Marie Johnson7 months ago in Writers
How to Show, Not Tell
“Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.” — Anton Chekhov Let’s be honest: the phrase “show, don’t tell” has been tossed around so often in writing advice circles that it feels like literary law. But here’s the thing no one tells you: too much showing can be just as exhausting as too much telling.
By Georgia7 months ago in Writers