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    Golfers in Japan share tips on how to hit a driver●ドライバーはこう打ってください! https://www. golftweet.com/645330/ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # ゴルフスイング # 日本ゴルフMmastodonSportGolf01 h ago

    Japanese golf communities are sharing a short instructional clip aimed at golfers who struggle with their driver, framed as a direct tip: "please hit your driver like this!" The message is circulating alongside popular golf hashtags in Japan, where driver swing technique content draws steady interest from amateur players looking to add distance and accuracy off the tee.

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    Frequent Traveler Shares 15 Packing Mistakes to Avoid▼I Live in Europe and Have Visited 90+ Countries—These Are 15 Packing Mistakes I Wish I Stopped Making Sooner✉newsLifeTravel8 h ago

    A Europe-based traveler who has visited more than 90 countries has published a list of 15 packing mistakes they say they wished they had stopped making sooner. The piece, carried by Travel + Leisure, offers practical advice for readers planning trips, drawing on lessons learned from years of frequent international travel across a wide range of destinations.

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    Evergreen students demand AI rules in classrooms▼Evergreen High School students demand AI regulation in classrooms from district: 'Pencils, not prompts'✉newsTechnologyAI19 h ago

    Students at Evergreen High School are calling on their school district to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in classrooms, using the slogan 'Pencils, not prompts'. The students are pressing district officials to set clear rules on how AI tools may or may not be used in their education. The demand has drawn attention as schools nationwide continue to grapple with the rapid spread of AI in teaching and coursework.

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    How evergreens can lift a winter garden●How evergreens can elevate your winter garden✉newsLifeHome & Garden23 h ago

    The Irish Times reports on how evergreens can add structure, colour and interest to gardens during the winter months, when most other plants fade. The piece suggests evergreens are a practical way to keep outdoor spaces looking alive through the coldest season. It forms part of ongoing seasonal gardening advice for readers looking to improve their plots in winter.