Jim_Writes

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Ret Union Guy, Veteran, Ocean Surfer - explore reading novels. Author's Guild Member; The best mornings - advocate-educate-protect writers. Goals; First pass (prose refinement-Hemi Engine Writer.

Jobs, careers, are on the line - Stop this Merger, Judge. Billionaires usually get what they want. They get the government they want, the health care they want, and they break the laws they want, This case asks: Maybe not this time? newrepublic.com/article/2136...

There’s a Blue-Collar Hollywood—and the Paramount Merger Will Kill It

Hollywood isn’t all glamour. It’s thousands of line workers. And a Paramount takeover of Warner will make their lives even more precarious.

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Is Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal suddenly in trouble? In a Status roundtable, eight antitrust experts assess the mounting costs, legal risks, and ultimate prospects of the halted blockbuster merger. The story in @status.news www.status.news/p/paramount-...

Parsing Paramount's Pause

In a Status roundtable, eight antitrust experts assess the mounting costs, legal risks, and ultimate prospects of Paramount's blockbuster Warner Bros. Discovery deal.

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Comic Con 26 - Stopped by to say hello to famed Edgar Salazar, Comic Art. Artists giving attendees their best visions. I heard a lot of "BEEP-BEEP," attendees passing one another to get in line. Jim_Writes, easing through the crowds on a beautiful sunny day in #SanDiego 7/2026.

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Caught up with an old friend from the LA union strike picket line at Comic Con. SAG-AFTRA Davy and Jim_Writes, Authors Guild, at Comic Con 26. Both events then and today, guaranteed swollen feet, to soak later!

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Maria Mitchell (August 1, 1818–June 28, 1889). America’s first female astronomer, who paved the way for women in science and became the first woman hired by the United States government for a “specilized non domestic skill” in her capacity as “Computer of Venus."

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Word of the day - "Poltroon"- is a spiritless, utter coward. It is a slightly archaic or literary term used to describe someone who shows a shameful, contemptible lack of courage or bravery. The word originated in the 1520s poltrone, which originally meant a lazy idler. Or, sore loser ...