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  1. A special thanks to Nancy Christie for having me as a guest on her excellent podcast “Living the Writing Life,” where I talk about protecting yourself against book marketing scams.
    #bookmarketingscam #writingcommunity #author #writing #amwriting #writer #booksky
    livingthewritinglife.podbean....

    In Conversation With … Rob Big...

  2. Rob Baxter: ‘That was bloody stressful and I agree with her’

    Published: 5 hours ago | 12 October 2026 04:52 EDT mens gallagher-premiership Ross Vintcent of Exeter Chiefs celebrates…
    #NewsBeep #News #Rugby #rugby #Sports #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/800245/

  3. Join us FREE for a lovely Samhain headtorch run around the Leicestershire Wolds.

    Promoted by Rob Beers Coaching and HMG Fitness goals

    #trailrunning #headtorch #Loughborough #Personaltrainer #runningcoach #running

  4. Democrat Rob Sand's lead in the Iowa Governor's Race has risen from D+8.4 to D+9.0 in the Real Clear Politics polling average.

    70/x

    #Iowa #Governor #Politics #Elections #News #USPol #Polling #Polls

  5. lengthConverter (0.1.2) by Rob Tillaart

    ➡️ github.com/RobTillaart/lengthC

    Arduino library to convert (not so common) units of length.

  6. MB1242 (0.1.0) by Rob Tillaart

    ➡️ github.com/RobTillaart/MB1242

    Arduino library for the MaxBotic I2C MB1242 distance sensor.

  7. ADG728 (0.1.4) by Rob Tillaart

    ➡️ github.com/RobTillaart/ADG728

    Arduino Library for I2C ADG728 matrix switch. 1x8 Multiplexer.

  8. PCF8574 (0.4.6) by Rob Tillaart

    ➡️ github.com/RobTillaart/PCF8574

    Arduino library for PCF8574 - 8 channel I2C IO expander

  9. Done family took £30m dividend from Betfred before warning of job cuts
    By Rob Davies

    Money was withdrawn from gambling firm before founder warned chancellor against doubling machine games duty

    theguardian.com/society/2026/o

    #Gambling #UKnews #Business #Politics #Taxandspending #JohnHealey #Sportbetting #TheGuardian #RobDavies

  10. Same-sex couple sue over Slovakia’s refusal to register marriage
    By Rob Cameron in Bratislava

    Case of couple who wed legally in Austria exposes clash between EU court ruling and national restrictions

    theguardian.com/world/2026/oct

    #Slovakia #Europe #Equalmarriage #Worldnews #EuropeanUnion #LGBTQrights #Austria #TheGuardian #RobCameroninBratislava

  11. #PorchPirates threatening to "Call the cops on" the people they just tried to rob is pique Stupid. 😆

    PLEASE DO, Dumbass. 🤦‍♂️

    youtube.com/shorts/e30YIZVHKxA

  12. ‘The Third Parent’ | Official Teaser Trailer | Crispin Glover, Rob Lowe, Roselyn Sanchez | Based on a reddit copypasta from /r/nosleep | Amidst a Fourth of July celebration a disturbing figure named Tommy Taffy emerges and imposes authoritarian rule over an unsuspecting family. fxoxo.com/336884/ #Movie #MovieNews #Movies

  13. Other Mommy Opens With $27.5M Despite Mixed Audience Reception

    The latest horror entry from Universal Pictures and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster, Other Mommy, has officially arrived in theaters. The film, directed by Rob Savage, secured an estimated $27.5 million during its domestic opening weekend....

    #Horror #JessicaChastain #OtherMommy #RobSavage #UniversalPictures

    themovieblog.com/2026/10/other

  14. Australian engineer speaks after being freed from Baghdad jail
    By Matthew Doran

    Robert Pether pays an emotional tribute to his family as he lands in Dublin after being freed from an Iraqi prison after a five-year ordeal.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-10-13/rob

    #LawCrimeandJustice #Courts #Prisons #WorldPolitics #MatthewDoran

  15. Other Mommy Opens With $27.5M Despite Mixed Audience Reception

    The latest horror entry from Universal Pictures and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster, Other Mommy, has officially arrived in theaters. The film, directed by Rob Savage, secured an estimated $27.5 million during its domestic opening weekend....

    #Horror #JessicaChastain #OtherMommy #RobSavage #UniversalPictures

    themovieblog.com/2026/10/other

  16. Someone needs to tell Honest Bob that ordering soldiers to use lethal force against unarmed civilians constitutes an illegal order.

    #ReformUK #racism #UK_politics

    mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rob

  17. The court will come to order, and call the alleged victim to the stand. Perhaps, in hindsight, the court should have hesitated to do such things.

    Tonight we present “Testimony on Charges of Obscenity, Hypnotism, and Unnatural Transformations” a poem by Rob MacWolf, who asserts his right not to testify in this matter, and you can find his books from both Bewere Books and Doppelfoxx Publishing, and you can find preview chapters of his upcoming work on his SubscribeStar.

    Read by Carrizo, your Coyote in the Court.
    Listen here: thevoice.dog/episode/testimony
    #Furry #Writing #poetry

  18. The [un]prompted State of AI Cybersecurity report - an analysis of the 490 talks submitted to the [un]prompted 2026 call for papers.

    Who submitted, what they work on, and what changed since March.

    See you all at [un]prompted. 27-29 October (this month!)

    Many thanks for the work you put into this, Rob T. Lee and Indre Altman!

    Report:
    unpromptedcon.org/wp-content/u

  19. ALN FUNDING: Plaid and Labour strike £60m deal to revive the budget that fell in July

    Schools and colleges across Wales will get an extra £60m this year for children with additional learning needs, after the Welsh Government and Welsh Labour reached the deal that sank the last budget.

    The agreement clears the way for the Plaid Cymru government to lay its supplementary budget for 2026-27 before the Senedd today, with a vote on Tuesday 3 November.

    Three months ago the same budget was voted down 49 to 44, with Labour’s nine MSs joining Reform UK and the Conservatives against it, after the two parties could not agree how much should go to ALN this year.

    Labour had wanted £100m before April. First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth had offered £40m a year for three years and called it his final proposal. Today’s figure is £60m for this financial year, as part of the wider package first set out in June.

    That package, the government said at the time, carried £294m of extra spending, including £145m towards NHS waiting lists, £55m to expand funded childcare and £15m to extend free school meals to more secondary pupils.

    What it means for Swansea

    How much of the £60m reaches south west Wales is not yet set out. Swansea Council has already made its claim: councillors demanded the city’s share last month of the £322m Wales received on the back of special needs spending in England.

    Council leader Rob Stewart put the city’s share of the government’s earlier £150m, three-year offer at £11m, and told councillors the government’s message to vulnerable learners so far had been “absolutely damning”.

    The council says more than 6,600 primary pupils in Swansea have additional learning needs, around 1,600 of them needing more than their school can normally provide, and that in parts of the city more than 60 per cent of schools are already in the red.

    Labour puts the Wales-wide figure at more than 40,000 children and young people with additional learning needs, rising every year, and says the £60m works out at around £1,500 per pupil.

    Education minister Anna Brychan told the Senedd last month that there remained “opportunities” to send the ALN money to councils and schools, after Reform UK’s Gŵyr Abertawe MS Francesca O’Brien asked for it to go straight to councils.

    “What can be achieved when parties work together”

    Mr ap Iorwerth said the agreement “reflects what can be achieved when parties across the Senedd work together” and would “unlock an extra £60m towards additional learning needs in this financial year”.

    He said it also allowed the government “to bring forward a supplementary budget that continues our investment in the NHS, childcare and free school meals”.

    Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates, whose group forced the July defeat, said his party had “managed to secure a significant cash injection for schools this year” and that it was “50 per cent more than was on the table” when the government put £40m to Labour last week.

    He called it “a welcome first step”, while saying Labour still believed the government “should be setting aside more for ALN in schools”, and promised to “call for more money later this year if another supplementary budget is laid before the Senedd”.

    Labour’s statement also claims Plaid Cymru allocated nothing extra for ALN when it first brought the budget forward in the summer. The government’s final offer before the July vote was £40m a year for three years.

    The July defeat was the biggest setback of the government’s first months, and the school leaders’ unions NAHT Cymru and ASCL Cymru declared a formal trade dispute over pay and ALN funding in the same week.

    With Labour now backing the budget, the government has the votes it lacked in July. The debate is on 3 November.

    Related stories from Swansea Bay News

    BUDGET DEFEAT: Plaid government’s £294m spending plan voted down 49 to 44: the night the first budget fell, and who voted which way.

    ALN FUNDING: ‘Absolutely damning’, Swansea leader rounds on Plaid over the £44m schools never saw: the council’s cross-party demand for its share.

    SWANSEA: Francesca O’Brien takes the council’s £13.7m overspend to the Senedd: the minister’s “opportunities” answer on the ALN cash.

    WELSH LABOUR: Ken Skates confirmed as leader the morning after his nine MSs sank Plaid’s budget: how Labour’s group lined up in July.

    #additionalLearningNeeds #ALN #CllrRobStewart #KenSkatesMS #PlaidCymru #RhunApIorwerthMS #Senedd #supplementaryBudget #WelshGovernment #WelshLabour
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