Author: Stephen Macintyre

I've been writing since 2008 about a wide range of topics. I also love making furniture in my spare time, and birdwatching with my wife near our home in southern England.

In many of the world’s languages, there’s a common expression “as strong as iron.” Metals and iron are the first of them and have for centuries been synonymous with hardness and inflexibility. This stable image is quite understandable to us, although it would have been more accurate to say “as hard as steel”— a tough, wear-resistant alloy that copes well with the processing of other metals and abrasive rocks.

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Distracted driving accidents have become so widespread that many people don’t think twice about what they are doing when they get behind the wheel of their car. A driver may feel comfortable eating breakfast or applying makeup while on his way to work because he has done it countless times before without any problems. However, this is not always safe practice – especially if it involves the use of a cell phone or other handheld device.

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It can be difficult to know where to turn for advice when you’re looking for answers to health questions. That’s why we’ve compiled some of the most frequently asked health inquiries and answers so you can find what you need quickly and easily. Whether you want to learn more about nutrition, exercise, or other wellness topics, this is the guide for you!

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For decades, desktop computers were the only way the public could interact with most digital media. They let us manage databases, write documents, play games, and even connect to the internet. Holding this important place in history, their trajectory has kept desktops important parts of our homes, but this is beginning to change. With technological developments in laptops, mobiles, and even televisions, the former necessity of the desktop is beginning to wane. For many users, the new potential of digital technology could make it worth ditching the desktop completely for other options both cheaper and more convenient.

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Gaming is a popular pastime in the UK, for children and adults alike. Technological advances have led to upgrades in the world of gaming, including the creation of advanced graphics, virtual reality, and even facial recognition software. However, despite the number of Brits clamouring to get hold of the latest games, many are shunning the Xbox in favour of retro games and old school consoles. 

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