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- 1Pokémon TCG's biggest drop week of the year begins●Pokémon Drop Outlook: 11/1–11/7 THIS IS IT! The most anticipated drop week of the year is here 30th Celebration UPCs, Di
A major week for Pokémon card collectors kicks off November 1-7, with the 30th Celebration Ultra Premium Collection boxes, Ditto Premium Collection, and Mew and Mewtwo Figure Collections all hitting shelves, alongside the new Delta Reign set releasing Friday. Collectors are bracing for heavy demand, with alerts warning that stock could move fast and the week could get chaotic for buyers hunting these releases.
- 2Ken Lussey launches Edinburgh murder mystery 'Bridge of Sighs'▼Can somewhere be loved to death? My new novel ‘Bridge of Sighs’ is a fast-paced contemporary murder mystery set in Edinb
Scottish author Ken Lussey has released a new novel, 'Bridge of Sighs', a fast-paced contemporary murder mystery set in Edinburgh and northern Scotland. Alongside the launch, he is sharing photos of the real locations featured in the book, including Kylesku in Sutherland, Plockton in Wester Ross, Balnakeil Bay and Kilmuir on the Black Isle, asking whether a place can be loved to death.
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Developer Nolan Lawson has published an essay arguing that AI coding assistants favor popular JavaScript frameworks and generate code whose complexity and bundle size carry real costs. He contends that prompting tools toward heavyweight solutions can bloat performance and maintainability, and urges developers to weigh whether a framework is needed at all when AI writes the code.
- 4The Snake God Glycon and the Man Who Exposed It●the snake with a mans face: glycon, alexander and the man who tried to kill a god with a book Somewhere around the 150s
Around 150 AD, in the town of Abonoteichus on the Black Sea coast of Paphlagonia, in what is now northern Turkey, a snake god named Glycon appeared, complete with a human-like face. The story is being retold alongside that of the satirist Lucian, who wrote a book trying to expose the god and its prophet Alexander as a fraud, making it a striking ancient tale of religion, showmanship and debunking.
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The Scout has published its Fantasy Premier League transfer radar for Gameweek 10, highlighting which players Fantasy managers are buying and selling ahead of the next round of fixtures. The feature is part of the Premier League's regular Fantasy coverage, offering guidance on transfers, captaincy choices and form players as managers finalise their squads.