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  1. Thuringia's Minister-President, Mario Voigt of the CDU, has called on the federal government to compensate states for the costs associated with the planned inco... news.osna.fm/?p=47847 | #news #budgets #compensation #demand #income

  2. Thuringia's Minister-President, Mario Voigt of the CDU, has called on the federal government to compensate states for the costs associated with the planned inco... news.osna.fm/?p=47847 | #news #budgets #compensation #demand #income

  3. Thuringia's Minister-President, Mario Voigt of the CDU, has called on the federal government to compensate states for the costs associated with the planned inco... news.osna.fm/?p=47847 | #news #budgets #compensation #demand #income

  4. Thuringia's Minister-President, Mario Voigt of the CDU, has called on the federal government to compensate states for the costs associated with the planned inco... news.osna.fm/?p=47847 | #news #budgets #compensation #demand #income

  5. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has unveiled a plan to set up a new investment quota for 17 growth areas, including artificial intelligence and semiconductors, to support long-term corporate investments. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #investments #budgets #sanaetakaichi #ai #chipmakers

  6. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has unveiled a plan to set up a new investment quota for 17 growth areas, including artificial intelligence and semiconductors, to support long-term corporate investments. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #investments #budgets #sanaetakaichi #ai #chipmakers

  7. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has unveiled a plan to set up a new investment quota for 17 growth areas, including artificial intelligence and semiconductors, to support long-term corporate investments. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #investments #budgets #sanaetakaichi #ai #chipmakers

  8. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has unveiled a plan to set up a new investment quota for 17 growth areas, including artificial intelligence and semiconductors, to support long-term corporate investments. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #investments #budgets #sanaetakaichi #ai #chipmakers

  9. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to announce plans soon to compile an extra budget in response to rising commodity prices driven by the ongoing Middle East conflict. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/05/ #japan #politics #budgets #japaneseeconomy #middleeast

  10. Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)

    It’s All In The Execution? Most scripts don’t fail because the idea is bad – they fail because the execution is not doing the work. But how can we tell if our execution is not cutting it? Here’s 8 common pitfalls I see regularly in spec screenplays. Ready? Let’s go … 1) A situation is… Read More » Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)
    The post Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution) appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/why-mos

    #advice #audience #budgets #classicscriptmistakes #craft

  11. Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)

    It’s All In The Execution? Most scripts don’t fail because the idea is bad – they fail because the execution is not doing the work. But how can we tell if our execution is not cutting it? Here’s 8 common pitfalls I see regularly in spec screenplays. Ready? Let’s go … 1) A situation is… Read More » Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)
    The post Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution) appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/why-mos

    #advice #audience #budgets #classicscriptmistakes #craft

  12. Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)

    It’s All In The Execution? Most scripts don’t fail because the idea is bad – they fail because the execution is not doing the work. But how can we tell if our execution is not cutting it? Here’s 8 common pitfalls I see regularly in spec screenplays. Ready? Let’s go … 1) A situation is… Read More » Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)
    The post Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution) appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/why-mos

    #advice #audience #budgets #classicscriptmistakes #craft

  13. Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)

    It’s All In The Execution? Most scripts don’t fail because the idea is bad – they fail because the execution is not doing the work. But how can we tell if our execution is not cutting it? Here’s 8 common pitfalls I see regularly in spec screenplays. Ready? Let’s go … 1) A situation is… Read More » Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution)
    The post Why Most Spec Scripts Fail (It’s Not The Idea – It’s The Execution) appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/why-mos

    #advice #audience #budgets #classicscriptmistakes #craft

  14. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama reiterated that the government doesn't need to compile an extra budget for now, adding that a recent rise in yields on Japanese government bonds is part of a broader global trend. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #economy #satsukikatayama #japaneseeconomy #jgb #bonds #budgets

  15. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama reiterated that the government doesn't need to compile an extra budget for now, adding that a recent rise in yields on Japanese government bonds is part of a broader global trend. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #economy #satsukikatayama #japaneseeconomy #jgb #bonds #budgets

  16. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama reiterated that the government doesn't need to compile an extra budget for now, adding that a recent rise in yields on Japanese government bonds is part of a broader global trend. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #economy #satsukikatayama #japaneseeconomy #jgb #bonds #budgets

  17. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama reiterated that the government doesn't need to compile an extra budget for now, adding that a recent rise in yields on Japanese government bonds is part of a broader global trend. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #economy #satsukikatayama #japaneseeconomy #jgb #bonds #budgets

  18. Germany’s Merz calls for more investment, less subsidies in EU budget

    BMW said its i Vision Dee software could project movies on a windshield while an electric car is…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Budgets #Economy #Featured #politics
    europesays.com/germany/13849/

  19. Germany’s Merz calls for more investment, less subsidies in EU budget

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, rights, congratulates former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi on winning the 2026 Charlemagne…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanCentralBank #Budgets #economy #Germany #Politics
    europesays.com/europe/41950/

  20. After months of wrangling, Taiwan lawmakers OK $25 billion defense spending bill

    Taipei – Taiwan’s parliament approved a $25 billion defence spending bill on Friday that opposition lawmakers say will…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #budgets #China #ChinaTaiwanConflicts #défense #DonaldTrump #drones #LaiChing-te #PLA #Taiwan #U.S. #XiJinping
    europesays.com/2975841/

  21. What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise

    Selling, Not Selling Out ‘Write me a low-budget screenplay that launches a $1 billion dollar franchise.’  A producer said this in a room full of writers I was in, back at the very beginning of my career. To say it landed with me BIG TIME is an understatement. It made me realise that story is… Read More » What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise
    The post What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/what-wr

    #advice #audience #boxoffice #budgets #casestudy

  22. What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise

    Selling, Not Selling Out ‘Write me a low-budget screenplay that launches a $1 billion dollar franchise.’  A producer said this in a room full of writers I was in, back at the very beginning of my career. To say it landed with me BIG TIME is an understatement. It made me realise that story is… Read More » What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise
    The post What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/what-wr

    #advice #audience #boxoffice #budgets #casestudy

  23. What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise

    Selling, Not Selling Out ‘Write me a low-budget screenplay that launches a $1 billion dollar franchise.’  A producer said this in a room full of writers I was in, back at the very beginning of my career. To say it landed with me BIG TIME is an understatement. It made me realise that story is… Read More » What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise
    The post What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/what-wr

    #advice #audience #boxoffice #budgets #casestudy

  24. What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise

    Selling, Not Selling Out ‘Write me a low-budget screenplay that launches a $1 billion dollar franchise.’  A producer said this in a room full of writers I was in, back at the very beginning of my career. To say it landed with me BIG TIME is an understatement. It made me realise that story is… Read More » What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise
    The post What Writers Can Learn From The Short Film That Launched a $1 Billion Franchise appeared first on Bang2write.
    bang2write.com/2026/05/what-wr

    #advice #audience #boxoffice #budgets #casestudy

  25. EU lawmakers back blockbuster long-term budget

    EU lawmakers want a tax on digital giants to pay for the bloc’s long-term budget – Copyright AFP/File…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanParliament #Budgets #Politics
    europesays.com/europe/25038/

  26. 'I don't want the children to see how worried we are': UK family finances hit by Iran war

    British families tell BBC Panorama how the Iran war is affecting their monthly #budgets.

    bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9q2g8

    (c) #BBC #News

  27. 'I don't want the children to see how worried we are': UK family finances hit by Iran war

    British families tell BBC Panorama how the Iran war is affecting their monthly #budgets.

    bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9q2g8

    (c) #BBC #News

  28. 'I don't want the children to see how worried we are': UK family finances hit by Iran war

    British families tell BBC Panorama how the Iran war is affecting their monthly #budgets.

    bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9q2g8

    (c) #BBC #News

  29. 'I don't want the children to see how worried we are': UK family finances hit by Iran war

    British families tell BBC Panorama how the Iran war is affecting their monthly #budgets.

    bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9q2g8

    (c) #BBC #News

  30. 'I don't want the children to see how worried we are': UK family finances hit by Iran war

    British families tell BBC Panorama how the Iran war is affecting their monthly #budgets.

    bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9q2g8

    (c) #BBC #News

  31. @commissionerHR @coe

    We'd like to think rights are inviolable, but they are fragile and borne of stability and surplus. When those are threatened, people get more casual with what they'll do for others.

    Also, the very notion of annual meetings has an inappropriate stability baked in. Climate is accelerating, which means the pace of its wrath is not synchronized to budget cycles or the Earth's leisurely path around the sun.

    At this point, the very notion of an annual meeting about climate is a statement of denial. It is essential to meet as often and for as long as is needed to get serious action. It may be uncomfortable for representatives to ask there host nation or company for resources or calendar time, itself the most precious resource, but if those entities are not up to feeling uncomfortable in service of something larger, then THAT is the key obstacle and the smoking gun of denialism.

    Climate change should be making us uncomfortable. It promises much worse than that, and soon. Discomfort helps to set priorities properly. Smoothing over discomfort admits the acceptability of status quo priorities.

    Ask for semi-annual meetings or the right to variable lengths of time to get real points across and obtain serious commitment.

    Survival of the species is on the line, and too many places in the world are hierarchically arranged so that that will be managed by herd thinning in vain hope that's enough to let our most affluent survive at the expense of others. In other words, kindness and human rights will be the first casualties of a society structured to preserve its sociopathic leaders at all costs.

    And, saddest of all, when the rest are gone, the sociopaths will realize they haven't the skill to do much of anything necessary even for survival, and then they will be gone, too. If I thought we were focused on preserving at least our kindest, or smartest, or hardest working people, I might have hope in this regard. But the ones with the bunkers are none of these things, nor will they be able to keep those bunkers in working order long enough for the planet to recover and humanity to thrive again.

    #climate #ClimateDenial #HumanRights #AnnualMeeting #AnnualMeetings #collapse #extinction #budgets #civilization #civilisation #society #discomfort #surplus #stability

  32. @commissionerHR @coe

    We'd like to think rights are inviolable, but they are fragile and borne of stability and surplus. When those are threatened, people get more casual with what they'll do for others.

    Also, the very notion of annual meetings has an inappropriate stability baked in. Climate is accelerating, which means the pace of its wrath is not synchronized to budget cycles or the Earth's leisurely path around the sun.

    At this point, the very notion of an annual meeting about climate is a statement of denial. It is essential to meet as often and for as long as is needed to get serious action. It may be uncomfortable for representatives to ask there host nation or company for resources or calendar time, itself the most precious resource, but if those entities are not up to feeling uncomfortable in service of something larger, then THAT is the key obstacle and the smoking gun of denialism.

    Climate change should be making us uncomfortable. It promises much worse than that, and soon. Discomfort helps to set priorities properly. Smoothing over discomfort admits the acceptability of status quo priorities.

    Ask for semi-annual meetings or the right to variable lengths of time to get real points across and obtain serious commitment.

    Survival of the species is on the line, and too many places in the world are hierarchically arranged so that that will be managed by herd thinning in vain hope that's enough to let our most affluent survive at the expense of others. In other words, kindness and human rights will be the first casualties of a society structured to preserve its sociopathic leaders at all costs.

    And, saddest of all, when the rest are gone, the sociopaths will realize they haven't the skill to do much of anything necessary even for survival, and then they will be gone, too. If I thought we were focused on preserving at least our kindest, or smartest, or hardest working people, I might have hope in this regard. But the ones with the bunkers are none of these things, nor will they be able to keep those bunkers in working order long enough for the planet to recover and humanity to thrive again.

    #climate #ClimateDenial #HumanRights #AnnualMeeting #AnnualMeetings #collapse #extinction #budgets #civilization #civilisation #society #discomfort #surplus #stability

  33. @commissionerHR @coe

    We'd like to think rights are inviolable, but they are fragile and borne of stability and surplus. When those are threatened, people get more casual with what they'll do for others.

    Also, the very notion of annual meetings has an inappropriate stability baked in. Climate is accelerating, which means the pace of its wrath is not synchronized to budget cycles or the Earth's leisurely path around the sun.

    At this point, the very notion of an annual meeting about climate is a statement of denial. It is essential to meet as often and for as long as is needed to get serious action. It may be uncomfortable for representatives to ask there host nation or company for resources or calendar time, itself the most precious resource, but if those entities are not up to feeling uncomfortable in service of something larger, then THAT is the key obstacle and the smoking gun of denialism.

    Climate change should be making us uncomfortable. It promises much worse than that, and soon. Discomfort helps to set priorities properly. Smoothing over discomfort admits the acceptability of status quo priorities.

    Ask for semi-annual meetings or the right to variable lengths of time to get real points across and obtain serious commitment.

    Survival of the species is on the line, and too many places in the world are hierarchically arranged so that that will be managed by herd thinning in vain hope that's enough to let our most affluent survive at the expense of others. In other words, kindness and human rights will be the first casualties of a society structured to preserve its sociopathic leaders at all costs.

    And, saddest of all, when the rest are gone, the sociopaths will realize they haven't the skill to do much of anything necessary even for survival, and then they will be gone, too. If I thought we were focused on preserving at least our kindest, or smartest, or hardest working people, I might have hope in this regard. But the ones with the bunkers are none of these things, nor will they be able to keep those bunkers in working order long enough for the planet to recover and humanity to thrive again.

    #climate #ClimateDenial #HumanRights #AnnualMeeting #AnnualMeetings #collapse #extinction #budgets #civilization #civilisation #society #discomfort #surplus #stability

  34. @commissionerHR @coe

    We'd like to think rights are inviolable, but they are fragile and borne of stability and surplus. When those are threatened, people get more casual with what they'll do for others.

    Also, the very notion of annual meetings has an inappropriate stability baked in. Climate is accelerating, which means the pace of its wrath is not synchronized to budget cycles or the Earth's leisurely path around the sun.

    At this point, the very notion of an annual meeting about climate is a statement of denial. It is essential to meet as often and for as long as is needed to get serious action. It may be uncomfortable for representatives to ask there host nation or company for resources or calendar time, itself the most precious resource, but if those entities are not up to feeling uncomfortable in service of something larger, then THAT is the key obstacle and the smoking gun of denialism.

    Climate change should be making us uncomfortable. It promises much worse than that, and soon. Discomfort helps to set priorities properly. Smoothing over discomfort admits the acceptability of status quo priorities.

    Ask for semi-annual meetings or the right to variable lengths of time to get real points across and obtain serious commitment.

    Survival of the species is on the line, and too many places in the world are hierarchically arranged so that that will be managed by herd thinning in vain hope that's enough to let our most affluent survive at the expense of others. In other words, kindness and human rights will be the first casualties of a society structured to preserve its sociopathic leaders at all costs.

    And, saddest of all, when the rest are gone, the sociopaths will realize they haven't the skill to do much of anything necessary even for survival, and then they will be gone, too. If I thought we were focused on preserving at least our kindest, or smartest, or hardest working people, I might have hope in this regard. But the ones with the bunkers are none of these things, nor will they be able to keep those bunkers in working order long enough for the planet to recover and humanity to thrive again.

    #climate #ClimateDenial #HumanRights #AnnualMeeting #AnnualMeetings #collapse #extinction #budgets #civilization #civilisation #society #discomfort #surplus #stability