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Jobs number 22K, June revised to -13K, unemployment up 0.2 to 4.3. Trump's big beautiful re-industrialization? Durable goods employment down 19K I guess they will have to post director of BLS as a monthly temp job after Trump fires another director today.

Tale of two halves. Eagles seemed like a different O in the 2nd half. Maybe out of gas with it being week one, or the delay, or maybe Dallas made all the right adjustments.

And/Or the 150 PA at A ball may have included some good luck.

Of course, for starters, the term "processed" is so vague a term as to be scientifically meaningless when it comes to food. A corn flake may be highly 'processed' but it may contain zero additives.

The real public health epidemic is obesity and it shows no sign of letting up. Type II follows obesity like day follows night. Kennedy's sense there is something widespread going on that is wrong is correct, but he's not seeing the actual forest for all the overweight people right in front of him.

For the season McGonigle has as many PA at AA as at A by now, and his BA/OPS is down 130/220 pts on the transition to AA. He's finding some challenges to overcome that he wasn't at A ball. Hype train can maybe take a bit of a breather.

other than computing power, might be the only that's cheaper today than when we were in college......

$224 at CVS if your insurance won't cover it.

Meadows with a double and run scored for the Hens. Best I can do.

You think this admin would be less than fully informed and other than completely truthful?

IIRC, didn't Hinch take him to task a little in a presser last month? I suppose that might have ticked him off but that seems like quite a stretch. But that's the only thing I can come up with.

a case of budding labor militancy

Ahh. This story hitting probably explains why Valenti et al were ragging on Lions ownership with particular vigor today when I heard a few minutes in the car earlier this afternoon. "Don't want to win enough", "We're good, it's good enough", "Ownership isn't driven to win", "Windows are real and they close" - and on and on and on.....

James Madison apparently a 'bleeding heart'

and watch the next generation of stadia go back out to the suburbs....

Speaking of polling/surveys being believed, I saw a reference to a book that sounded interesting by a guy named Carl Allen who has a book out called "The polls weren't wrong" that supposedly dissects all that is wrong with the way we/the media use polling data in the political process. Anybody heard of him or his work?

If this to be believed, then MSNBC is the laughable one to me. They and Fox are basically still playing on the Right/Left split inside the Boomer gen between the frats and the hippies that's been there ever since the beginning, when the potential power on the left is in generations they apparently aren't reaching.

aircraft and shipbuilding almost prove the point. US DOD ship and airplane builders aren't competitive in any other markets. The specialization required to work with DOD almost preclude their ability to function in an ordinary market. Plus the whole market development paradigm is backward. To build a commercial business you have to be market savvy - develop products that will find a home in the broad market. Defense contracting is virtually the opposite. DOD develops performance and capability requirements internally and issues RFPs for manufacturers to supply them. It's not 100% one way but the basic relation between seller and buyer is fundamentally different. In term of a 'base' DOD spending is big, but not big enough to shift the overall manufacturing base of the economy, especially since most DOD procurement is already required to be domestic.

where was any of this adjudicated? Even the drone strikes in the ME at least have a formal internal review process and the targets have to be identified as individuals. When you kill people without due process, that's murder by anybody's definition. Even any kind of police action requires suspects be given the opportunity to surrender. Were these people? You are only good with this because you feel securely beyond the reach of some arbitrary power doing it to you. But the screw has a way of turning. We are officially a rogue nation. Have a nice day.

Absolutely. In the NFL injuries are almost always what sorts out the handful of teams that start out a season with SB potential. Holmes does seem to understand this better than any Lions GM in my memory and always tries to build depth.

waste of time. Getting there to prove the capability was one thing. We didn't keep going back for a reason - which was there isn't one. Getting to the moon was not Columbus reaching the the Western Hemisphere.

Isn't the Tiger emphasis on fly ball hitting going to lower BaBIP as the cost of getting more ISO? i.e. More fly balls than ground balls are fielded for outs, but the unfielded fly ball is extra bases often enough to be worth it.

The only thing I've read by MIran is that he says that reindustrialization needs to be led by defense spending. LOL - he complains that Biden's plans subsidized inefficient producers. He obviously doesn't know as much about defense procurement as he thinks he does.

If you are going to work old style like Ernie and let the pauses lie, you need good field mic'ing to keep up the ambiance. It's like being on a digital phone system that doesn't inject noise and you're constantly wondering if your call dropped.

when do we reach harmonic convergence between the gambling books and the crypto bros?