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England head coach Steve Borthwick reportedly rejected the opportunity to bring Shaun Edwards onto his coaching staff, according to Ruck. Edwards, widely regarded as one of the best defence coaches in world rugby, remains with France. The decision is drawing debate among England fans about whether Borthwick passed up a major upgrade to his backroom team.
- 2Photographer reveals inner structure of a closed daisy●Inner structure of a closed daisy. Michael Crutchley. Pembrokeshire, Southwest Wales, UK. Dark-field, Image Stacking. #
A close-up image showing the inner structure of a closed daisy is drawing attention online. The photograph was taken by Michael Crutchley in Pembrokeshire, southwest Wales, using dark-field lighting and image stacking techniques to reveal fine botanical detail. Viewers are sharing it as a striking example of nature and macro photography.
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Regional outlets across Hesse are covering a construction train accident near the Rüdesheim bridge, where the THW technical relief agency righted a tipped gravel wagon. Elsewhere, robbers fled a gas station empty-handed after an employee's quick reaction thwarted the attempted raid. Football fans are also discussing RB Leipzig's match against Eintracht Frankfurt.
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Handball dominates German sports talk, with top goalkeeper Nielsen denying rumours of a move to Flensburg, Veszprém snatching a win from the Füchsen six seconds before the final whistle, and a Bundesliga clash between SC Magdeburg and THW Kiel drawing scrutiny in player ratings. Champions League matches are being shown on free TV, while long-serving official Klaus Weyerbrock ends his era at TV Korschenbroich.
- 5Northwestern lab develops smartwatch tech for prosthetic hand control▼Smartwatch tech from Northwestern’s SPICE Lab could help control prosthetic hands
Researchers at Northwestern University's SPICE Lab have developed smartwatch-based technology that could be used to help control prosthetic hands. The wearable approach could offer users a simpler way to operate artificial limbs, and the university is publicising the work. Details about how the technology works, its testing stage, and availability remain limited in early coverage.
- 6Shinto Garden In Southwest Virginia, Healing Mosaic In Kentucky▼Shinto Garden In Southwest Virginia And A Healing Mosaic In Kentucky, Inside Appalachia
West Virginia Public Broadcasting's Inside Appalachia series explores a Shinto-style garden in southwest Virginia and a healing mosaic project in Kentucky. The segment looks at how garden and art projects across the Appalachian region are being used for reflection, cultural exchange and community healing.
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The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has published another edition of its Northwest Arkansas Business Briefs, a recurring roundup of short business news items from the region. The column typically covers company openings, expansions, personnel moves and other commercial developments across Northwest Arkansas. No specific story from this edition is drawing notable attention, and no details beyond the roundup itself are available.
- 8Theatre Northwest stages original adaptation November 12-15▼Theatre Northwest to present original adaptation Nov. 12-15
Theatre Northwest at Northwest Missouri State University will present an original adaptation November 12-15. The production is a student-driven staging developed by the university theatre program, with performances running across four dates on campus. It offers audiences in the Maryville area a chance to see a newly adapted work rather than a standard season play.
- 9Southwestern Vermont rail upgrade aimed at boosting regional economy▼Southwestern Vermont rail gets an upgrade to help the region’s economy
A rail line in southwestern Vermont is set to receive an upgrade intended to support the region's economy. The improvements are expected to make freight and travel along the corridor more reliable, which local officials hope will help businesses and encourage growth in surrounding communities.